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CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN OLD TOWN!
Old Town has plans for St. Patrick's Day this year. Neighborhood institution, O'Briens (1528 N. Wells) is celebrating all month long with their "Month of Mercy." Donations will be made to the Mercy Home for Boys and Girls during the month long festivitties which include Thursday night showings of Irish films, special Irish fare, and a raffle for airfare to Ireland and outstanding cash prizes. To read more visit O'Brien's website
Suite Lounge (1446 N. Wells) might not seem like an obvious choice for a St. Patrick's Day celebration, but when you have a lounge, and your last name is O'Looney is there a question as to what you'll be doing on St. Patrick's Day? This year the festivities are on the 14th and start early. $20 will get you an Irish breakfast and a whole lot more. Take a look at Suite Lounge online to get the details.
 Corcoran's is yet another option for the Irish in all of us. Look no further than 1615 N. Wells. There will be Irish specials to be had everyday starting March 4th. From corned beef and cabbage to Guinness glass give-aways. Check out Corcoran's list of St. Patrick's day events. So this March, keep your St. Patrick's Day celebrations local -- stay in Old Town! |
Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy (CAPS)
Did you know you have a monthly opportuinty to meet with your neighbors and the local  police authorities? CAPS meetings occur in each of the 25 police districts in the city of Chicago and are typically organized into "beat meetings" at which police, the community, and other city departments can have open dialogue about needs for their specific area. There are also "sub-committee" meetings through the CAPS program, like the monthly meeting of the hospitality sub-committee at Shenanigin's the first Thursday of every month.
All are welcome to these meetings -- if you have any questions about which beat you live in, where your meeting is, or how to get involved, don't hesitate to look here, or call or stop in the office. Stay involved in your community and it will always be a great place to call home.
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Topo Gigio on CHECK PLEASE!
Old Town seems to know how to keep itself in the spotlight. That's why we all love to live, work, and play here. This time the stars are the folks over at Topo Gigio. If you're not familiar with Check Please on WTTW, or you missed the episode, make sure to check it out on their website!
Thanks to Frank and the gang for keeping Chicago focussed on the neighborhood. And congratulations on your continued success! Check out Topo Gigio and all they have to offer here.
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