Brookfield Shops incubator program offers affordable storefronts, mentorship and community events, helping local entrepreneurs, artists and musicians thrive in Eight Corners.
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Bello & Bravo brings fashion, family focus to Chicago’s Clearing neighborhood
Summit mom Maria Bello turns flea market shoe sales into Bello & Bravo, a family-run store in Chicago’s Clearing neighborhood.
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Senior lunch program feeds friendships in Countryside
La Bella Events in Countryside is pairing with Aging Care Connections to offer lunches to seniors for just $3.
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Durbin’s in Burbank has been sold, but nothing is changing
Owner Tom McAuliffe has sold the Durbin’s location in Burbank to new owners who will keep everything the same when they reopen.
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Alderman Curtis to hold meeting on Ford City future
Ald. Derrick Curtis (18th) is planning a community meeting in August to discuss concerns about a proposed purchase of Ford City Mall.
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Ribbon cutting celebrates major street improvements in Willow Springs
Willow Springs celebrates $2 million street project with ribbon cutting, highlighting new permeable pavers to reduce flooding and improve infrastructure.
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Where’s the best Italian beef in Chicago? Duke’s says WGN Radio
Duke’s Drive-In in Mokena recently beat out 63 other restaurants to be crowned the area’s best Italian beef sandwich in a WGN Radio contest.
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Jack in the Box coming soon to Countryside
A new Jack in the Box on La Grange Road is expected to be open by the end of July or early August, officials said.
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Blues Fest joins Willow Fest for expanded four-day event
Willow Fest and Blues Fest will be teamed together, with one day dedicated to blues music. The combined festival will now run July 24 to 27.
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Warehouse developer eyes demolishing Ford City Mall
Bridge Industrial has proposed buying the struggling Ford City Mall with an eye toward demolishing the shopping center.