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CHICAGO

Danny Davis Fighting For His Seat After 28 Years In Congress

Challengers for the 7th congressional district believe it’s time for a “changing of the guard,” but political experts say incumbent Danny Davis has the upper hand.

RIVER NORTH

‘The Bear’ Season 4? Show ‘Secretly’ Renewed — And Already Filming, Reports Say

While a season four of the series has not been announced, speculation is rampant “The Bear” will film season three and four episodes back to back to streamline production schedules.

LOGAN SQUARE

Luvsick Opens Chicago’s First Plus-Size Vintage Store

After operating out of Lost Girls Vintage, Luvsick Plus now has a dedicated storefront. Customers have already flocked to the store from other states.

LINCOLN PARK

B.L.U.E.S. On Halsted, Closed Since The Pandemic, Could Be Revived

The new owner of the beloved Lincoln Park blues bar plans to rehab the venue and add a restaurant.

ROGERS PARK

Rogers Park Lakefront Art Piece Installed In Memory Of Late Teen Ainsley Palka

Over 30 of Palka’s friends created the massive crocheted quilt for the anniversary of the 18-year-old’s tragic death.

LINCOLN SQUARE

Las Maria’s Breakfast Club, Lincoln Square’s New Brunch Spot, Is A Family Affair

The owner’s father learned how to cook at Ann Sather and is bringing that expertise to his daughter’s new restaurant.

SOUTH LOOP

Tiny House Removed From South Loop Tent City After Stop Work Notice

“In the spirit of cooperation, we have chosen to align our efforts with the city’s directives,” said an organizer with the nonprofit that put up the tiny house.

DOWNTOWN

How Embroidery Went From ‘Women’s Work’ To Innovative Art Form

The Harold Washington Library is hosting an embroidery art exhibit while studios across the city offer classes in needlework.

CHICAGO

A Law Meant To Prevent Candidates From Using Fake Irish Names Is Being Used Against Divorced Women

INJUSTICE WATCH: Ashonta C. Rice’s name was removed from the ballot under a 2007 law intended to prevent candidates from using name changes to deceive voters. Some say the law has been used as a political weapon against female candidates.

CHICAGO

This Week In Photos: Measles Outbreak At Pilsen Shelter, City Halts Tiny Home Construction And More

PHOTOS: Take a peek at life in the city through the eyes and lenses of the Block Club Chicago staff.