Spotted near dumpsters between N Milwaukee, N Hamlin, and Belmont. But honestly he just always in his own world, he really quiet for real unless he knows you, funny as hell tho (if he knows you). But fr please let me know if this is your man or if u know any rescues I can call bc what the hell 🫪

Reached out to our alterman this weekend about the ridiculous noise coming from Mucho Gusto. City statute states it can't be louder than a "normal conversation" 100ft from the building - we all know it's not.

They said to call 911 whenever they play their music too loud in order to, and I quote, "create a record of calls for service which will help [them] advocate for enforcement."

If you care about the noise coming from that restaurant, call 911 when they're breaking the law.

A business complaint has officially been filed, and an inspection has been requested.

Witnessed a bird fall to the sidewalk outside my work. Scooped it up gently, and called the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors. He seemed lively, but unable to fly. Ended up delivering it to a volunteer. Washed hands thoroughly after I got it cozy in a transportable vessel. He was so cute!!!!

For info on what to do when you find a bird that may be in need of assistance:

https://www.birdmonitors.net/ContactUs.php
Or by phone: (773) 988-1867

My previous post was taken down, and after reading the discussion that followed, I wanted to clarify what I was actually trying to say.

I’m not saying homelessness, noise, fireworks, or other legitimate issues shouldn’t be addressed. Of course they should. I’m saying there are better ways to address those problems than posting photos of someone feeding birds or treating the existence of unhoused people in public as some kind of neighborhood crisis.

What strikes me as ironic is watching people move into Logan Square, pay a shitload of money to tear down two- and three-flats and reshape the neighborhood around themselves, and then complain that the neighborhood doesn’t behave the way they want it to.

You can’t say you love Logan Square because it’s urban, eclectic, diverse, lively, and full of character—and then get angry about the people and behavior that come with that.

I’m not arguing that we shouldn’t improve the neighborhood. I’m asking whether there’s a difference between actually improving a neighborhood or trying to remake the part of the city you CHOSE to live in around your own preferences. Constantly posting photos of people who are down and out as public nuisances doesn’t help.

You paid to live here but didn’t buy the neighborhood.