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Cafe Valera will open at the Humboldt Park Boathouse following the approval of its concession application by the Chicago Park District. Run by the team from North Pond restaurant, the cafe plans to feature pastries, hand-held items, and a beer garden. Although originally planned for early summer, the opening date has been delayed and is currently undetermined.

Lincoln Park residents report garbage truck operations by Priority Waste are damaging trash can lids, leading to pest problems. Some residents have waited months for replacements, with the city and Priority Waste offering unclear solutions.

The article provides the 2026 primary election results for Lincoln Park. No specific candidates or outcomes are detailed in the content.

Michigan’s statewide early in-person voting period ends Sunday for most voters ahead of the Aug. 4 primary, though some local jurisdictions in southeast Michigan extend voting until Monday. Over 1 million voters have already cast ballots via early voting or mail as of July 31, with officials urging prompt return of mail ballots to avoid postal delays.

An Alderman is calling for the revocation of The Dime's liquor license following a deadly shooting in Lincoln Park. The incident occurred on Sunday, June 7 in the 600-block of West Belden Avenue.

A Chicago man was charged with attempted murder after shooting a woman in Lincoln Park. He was arrested this week following the incident.

A man was arrested in a shooting that occurred outside a bar in Lincoln Park, Chicago, on June 7. The incident took place in the 600-block of West Belden Avenue, according to police.

DePaul University is demolishing historic row homes and apartment buildings in Lincoln Park to construct a $50 million basketball practice facility. Construction crews are currently performing the demolition to make space for the new facility.

A Lincoln Park firefighter who died in the line of duty was honored with a first-responder procession. Fire Chief Michael Prinz praised Amrozi for his dedication and kindness to colleagues and the community, highlighting his lasting legacy.

A deadly shooting occurred near the Dime bar in Lincoln Park, leading to the bar's shutdown. No charges have been filed in the incident.

Prosecutors declined to file charges following a deadly shooting outside a Lincoln Park bar where a 30-year-old man, identified as Malik McCorkle, was killed. The incident occurred around 11:45 p.m. Sunday outside the King of Cups cocktail bar.

A Lincoln Park bar, The Dime, has been temporarily closed by Chicago police due to its connection to a fight that turned into a deadly shooting. The closure order was issued by 43rd Ward Ald. Timmy Knudsen.

The Dime bar in Lincoln Park has been ordered to close after a fatal shooting linked to a fight inside, as announced by Ald. Timmy Knudsen. The closure follows sustained advocacy from Knudsen, who has pushed for increased oversight due to prior safety concerns.

A man was shot and killed during a fight in Lincoln Park on Sunday night, leading Chicago police to shut down the involved bar. The incident was reported by Chicago police, and an alderman mentioned the police action.

A 30-year-old man was fatally shot in Lincoln Park, weeks after a woman was wounded in a similar incident, prompting calls for stricter regulations on late-night bars along Lincoln Avenue.

A 30-year-old man was shot and killed during a fight outside a bar in Lincoln Park on Chicago's North Side late Sunday night. The suspect is in police custody, according to Chicago police.

A man was shot and killed during a fight near a Lincoln Park bar in Chicago, according to police. The incident occurred on Sunday night.

Residents of Washington DC have engaged in nightly cacerolazo protests for nearly a year following the deployment of national guard troops by Donald Trump. The protests, involving banging pots and pans, began after troops were sent to the city in August.

Sky Lafrance of Lincoln Park reported her car was broken into between July 5th and 6th, resulting in the theft of her checkbook wallet, a grandmother’s urn necklace, and a gold cross. Police have identified a suspect, a homeless parole absconder, but no arrest has been made. Lafrance is offering a cash reward for the return of the sentimental items.

Wyandotte avoided power outages during recent storms due to its municipal electric utility, while neighboring Lincoln Park and other Metro Detroit areas served by DTE Energy experienced prolonged outages. Wyandotte's smaller service area and local utility response allowed quick restoration, contrasting with DTE's larger coverage and slower recovery. Data from the American Public Power Association suggests municipal utilities generally offer higher reliability.

No injuries occurred in a Lincoln Park shooting where two individuals, an adult man and a juvenile, were arrested after a gunfire exchange between two vehicles.

On July 3 at 4:15 p.m., officers responded to gunfire between two moving vehicles in Lincoln Park. No injuries were reported among the involved parties or bystanders, and two individuals were arrested.

United States Postal Service trucks parked illegally in Lincoln Park are raising renewed safety concerns, according to Chicago Ald. Timmy Knudsen. The alderman highlighted the issue as a recurring problem affecting the park's safety.

The article discusses Frederick Douglass's 1876 speech at the Freedmen's Monument dedication in Washington, commemorating Abraham Lincoln. It references the broader context of the 250th anniversary of American independence and a perceived retreat from multiracial democracy.

Chicago police and city officials emphasized safety measures for the 55th annual Chicago Pride Parade, collaborating with organizers to ensure a secure environment. CPD Chief Angel Novalez highlighted plans to address potential disorder after the parade, while Center on Halsted CEO Jolie Robinson noted heightened threats against LGBTQ+ communities nationwide. Officials stressed the event's role as a symbol of inclusion despite ongoing challenges.

Ald. Timmy Knudsen aims to ban large-scale electronic music festivals in his 43rd ward after the Lakeshore Music & Arts Festival near Lincoln Park's North Pond drew noise complaints and trash concerns. While some residents support the move, others criticize it as excessive, and Knudsen's office claims it lacked final approval authority for the event.

Ald. Timmy Knudsen is considering new restrictions on late-night bars near Lincoln and Belden avenues in Chicago after a shooting injured a woman. Residents and business owners have long complained about noise, littering, and safety issues in the area. Knudsen's office is coordinating with city departments to impose stricter regulations on businesses, including limiting late-night licenses and increasing parking enforcement.

A doorbell camera in Lincoln Park recorded an escalating neighbor dispute. The article highlights that doorbell cameras frequently capture crimes and unusual behavior.

Residents in Lincoln Park, Chicago, opposed ComEd's plan to build a new substation at a former COVID-19 testing site, citing safety and housing concerns. ComEd argued the $250 million project is necessary to address rising power demand and prevent outages in the North Side neighborhoods.

Steven Strickland was shot by police in Allen Park during a mental health crisis after threatening to harm himself with a box cutter. He pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon, and the charge of assaulting a police officer was dismissed.

A community meeting in Lincoln Park became tense as residents expressed concerns over a proposed ComEd substation, citing unresolved questions about its location, impact, and oversight. The substation is located steps from homes and schools, raising local fears.

Construction along Fort Street in Lincoln Park has disrupted traffic and limited access to businesses, causing a significant drop in customers for local shops like Taza de Cafe and Albert's Furniture. City officials cite the need to replace aging water mains, but business owners and customers report frustration over prolonged disruptions. The project is expected to finish by mid-July.

Marcelo Cipriano Alvarado, accused of scamming over 25 people out of hundreds of thousands of dollars through an auto fraud scheme, was released on bond after facing 10 felony charges including criminal enterprise and theft by deception. Prosecutors describe him as a 'practiced and heartless grifter,' with victims reporting excuses like family deaths or delayed parts before Alvarado allegedly disappeared.

An Elgin man has pleaded guilty to attempted murder in a 2021 shooting that injured a Chicago Police Department (CPD) officer in Lincoln Park. The incident occurred at an Ulta beauty store on North Avenue near North and Sheffield.

Chicago's Mikono Frozen Greek Yogurt, started by friends Nathalie del Valle and Maya Matta, is transitioning from a pop-up to a permanent shop in Lincoln Park by year-end. The duo developed their recipe through extensive experimentation and sold out at pop-ups after launching in February.

DePaul University is transforming the former Whole Foods building at 959 W. Fullerton Ave. in Lincoln Park into a Student Welcome Center. The project, set to begin construction this summer, will open in late 2027 and include event spaces, lounges, and meeting rooms for students and the community.

Residents of Lincoln Park are frustrated with Priority Waste's inconsistent yard waste pickup service, which can take 10 days to three weeks. Natan Abellan criticized the unpredictable schedule, highlighting the lack of reliability.

Residents of Lincoln Park report that trash and compost have not been collected for weeks. They contacted Priority Waste, which stated it lacks a driver to handle the collection.

A woman was critically injured in a shooting outside a Lincoln Park bar, which originated from an altercation among patrons. Residents in the area expressed safety concerns following the incident.

Chicago experienced violent incidents in the Lincoln Park and Bronzeville neighborhoods over the weekend. Questions persist regarding the investigation into Chicago police officer Krystal Rivera, one year after the events.