Chicago’s Southport Corridor in Chicago’s Lakeview Neighborhood. All the latest news of what is happening in and around Lakeview's Southport Corridor neighborhood.
Major league sources confirmed the Reds will be the Cubs’ opponent in next year’s Field of Dreams game in Dyersville, Iowa, one year after MLB staged the highly successful inaugural game that featured White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson’s walkoff homer into the corn to beat the Yankees.
Continue reading “Cubs-Reds featured in planned Iowa sequel”Gman Tavern, located at 3740 N. Clark Street is requiring proof of vaccination for entry according to their Facebook Post.
Gman joins many other businesses in Lakeview requiring Covid-19 vaccinations upon entry.
Continue reading “Gman Tavern requiring Covid-19 Vaccine”
Construction has started at 3179 N. Clark Street for the Lakeview Connection. This is currently the site of Fifth Third Bank’s drive through and will include a smaller version of the branch, with several more retail spaces available. Rumors that Amazon Fresh is the signed grocery tenant are still swirling.
Continue reading “Preservation Group Fights To Save Lakeview Bank”From The Chicago Cubs, a documentary around the massive rebuilding of Wrigley Field and the surrounding properties premiers this Thursday, August 19, 2021 on YouTube.
Come on a journey to see how the magic of our century-old ballpark was preserved for generations to come.
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 16, 2021
Saving Wrigley Field debuts Thursday, August 19, on https://t.co/OGAzdYfnV4. pic.twitter.com/2ncGtWAHcj
The area of Lincoln between Ashland and Barry has had it’s share of retail turnover through the years. The Gap was once housed here before moving to The Southport Corridor in 2013.
We’d like to hear from you – what types of businesses or other suggestions do you have to help the stretch of Lincoln Avenue?
See the full listing here for 3145-67 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Continue reading “What could help this stretch of Lincoln Avenue?”
Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler has been dropped from an Uber Eats ad campaign over his stance against mask mandates in schools.
Continue reading “Former Bears NFL quarterback Jay Cutler dropped by Uber Eats for anti-mask views”We all love their pizza and food, but have you checked out their Doggy menu?
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Vocal about not getting a vaccination, Jake lashed out at Bruce Levine of 670 The Score during the post-game presser on Wednesday night.
“It’s not hard, Bruce,” he said. “And I’d love you to take your mask off. I don’t think anybody’s around you.”
Listen to full segment via Twitter:
Jake Arrieta was a “surly, selfish, science-denying tool” in requesting a reporter should take his mask off.
— 670 The Score (@670TheScore) August 12, 2021
Listen to full segment with @mullyhaugh @DavidHaugh: https://t.co/dMUeDS3btg pic.twitter.com/9CL7lMhIcY
No more sightings in and out of the Southport Corridor as Jake has been released by the Cubs.
A parking lot could be turning into the next mixed-use residential and retail building in the busy area around Clark and Belmont according to Ald. Tom Tunney’s website.
With Target and transit oriented apartments across the street, and the new Lakeview Collection development about to break ground, this area will be forever changed after 100+ years of older buildings.
From DNA Chicago (Now Block Club) in 2016:
“To some, the arrival of J. Crew on the Southport Corridor was just another sign the block was flourishing.
To others, it was less than thrilling.
“Can we stop drooling over this already?” one person wrote on Facebook. “We get it. Everyone on Southport loves basic, poorly made, over-priced clothing.”
Since Anthropologie arrived on Southport Avenue a decade ago, neighbors have cautiously guarded against the corridor losing its small business flavor. National chains like Gap, J. Crew and Lululemon might draw in visitors, but some worry the corridor risks becoming too bland to stand out and too costly for local shops and boutiques.
“I don’t think we’re there yet, where we really need to be worried we’re going to turn into the suburbs or North and Clybourn,” said Lee Crandell, executive director of the Lakeview Chamber of Commerce. “But we want to maintain that diversity.”
It started with Anthropologie exactly 10 years ago.
Continue reading “Article from 2016: “Can Southport Stay Charming, Or Will National Chains Drive Out Diversity?””
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