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The Logan Square Comfort Station: In the ‘Art’ of a Community
Last fall, as the end of sweater weather drew near, three local artists took advantage of the final surge of Logan Square outdoor market goers to breathe new life into a neighborhood landmark. If you live or work in the area, you’ve probably passed by it a hundred times, that little Tudor-style building across from the Logan monument. For years the building dubbed the “Comfort Station” sat...
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