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Two Seniors Lead Lincoln Park to Victory Over Lane Tech
Lions Julian Nunnery and Phil Posley led the team offensively in a close conference match-up against Lane Tech High School.

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Lions Julian Nunnery and Phil Posley led the team offensively in a close conference match-up against Lane Tech High School.

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Complaints were made against three restaurants in the neighborhood. See which ones passed the City of Chicago Health Inspections.
Frasca Pizzeria and Wine Bar in nearby Lake View is going all out for National Pizza Week, with daily specials and activities which started Monday.
The café at 4947 N. Damen Ave. closed for renovations in early January. Take a sneak peak at what's different.
Pizza D.O.C. owners are no longer sneaking spätzle into their dishes; the restaurant officially changed its name in January to show off their German heritage. But don't worry, those pizzas will still be on the menu.
Frasca Pizzeria and Wine Bar in Lakeview is going all out for the pizza celebration, with daily activities every day of the week.
Two Lincoln Square restaurants passed the City of Chicago Health Inspections, but another was cited for dirty vents and floors.
The Chicago Transit Board passed the increases in December, which affect daily, weekly and monthly passes, reduced fare passes and trips from O'Hare Airport.
Egghead Diner is putting a Spanish twist on traditional diner fare at Lincoln and Irving Park.
Frasca Pizzeria and Wine Bar is going all out for National Pizza Week, with daily activities starting Monday.
The Chicago Transit Board passed the increases in December, which affect daily, weekly and monthly passes, reduced fare passes and trips from O'Hare Airport.
The following is a list of obituaries posted by funeral homes in the neighborhood and the North Side in January.
Admir Suljic led the Indians to a 58-43 victory Thursday at Amundsen High School.
With city, county and state pensions underfunded by the billions, North Side representatives are raising awareness of the problem. They said Thursday that we're nearing the "perfect storm" of the pension crisis.
Turin Bicycles, formerly located in Evanston, is moving into the neighborhood.
Ameya Pawar, Ann Williams, John Fritchey and Bridget Gainer will answer residents' questions at a town hall meeting tonight.
The French bistro is the only Lincoln Square restaurant participating so far in Chicago Restaurant Week.