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Johnson forges compromise to expand outdoor dining in Chicago

The mayor is making permanent an expanded outdoor dining program that helped restaurants and bars get through the pandemic, while he preserves input from the local alderperson.

Chicago Sun-Times · May 23, 2023

Streeterville group opposes regular closing of Clark Street for outdoor dining in River North

In a letter to the mayor, Streeterville Organization of Active Residents President Deborah Gershbein declared her group “strongly opposed” to closing Clark Street between Grand and Kinzie, in part because of its proximity to the proposed interim casino at Medinah Temple.

Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 1, 2022

Four times last weekend, gunmen approached people near Wrigley Field, forced them into cars and robbed them, police say

No injuries were reported in the robberies, which occurred on a half-mile stretch of Clark Street between Addison and Roscoe streets south of Wrigley, police said.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 19, 2022

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BT workers will hold further strikes over real-terms pay cuts

Paisley staff picketed earlier this month on Clark Street for better pay.

Daily Record · Aug 30, 2022

Paisley workers take second day of strike against BT over real terms pay cut

Workers from the Communication Workers Union were picketing BT's premises on Clark Street.

Daily Record · Aug 1, 2022

Microempresas evalúan subir precios conforme la inflación pasa factura. 'Sufren más que las corporaciones más grandes'

CHICAGO— En 2018, Reyna González compró Dulcería La Fiesta, una tienda de dulces y fiestas mexicanas en Clark Street, en el vecindario Rogers Park en Chicago. Unas tres semanas después, el edificio se incendió. "Lo perdimos todo", dijo González.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 30, 2022

Chicago small businesses weigh raising prices as inflation takes toll. ‘They feel the pain a lot more than larger corporations do’

CHICAGO — In 2018, Reyna Gonzalez bought Dulceria La Fiesta, a Mexican candy and party store on Clark Street in Chicago's Rogers Park neighborhood. About three weeks later, the building caught fire. “We lost everything,” Gonzalez said.

Chicago Tribune · Mar 29, 2022

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