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About this feature

The Block Club is DNAinfo Chicago's blog. It's a place for fun things we see on the internet — or in the neighborhoods. Feel free to loiter.

Lincoln Square »

Gusts grounded flights and shut down streets, but it wasn't windy enough for one Chicagoan.

Rogers Park »

The machine has been gussied up as Princess Leia, a Chicago marathon runner, Cubs players and more.

Wicker Park »

In 2016, a poison control hotline saw a 39 percent jump in grape/raisin calls over the year before.

Downtown »

When first settlers arrived in Chicago, they brought domesticated pigeons with them as a food source.

Downtown »

Many Chicago residents were stumped, but the city provided an answer using its mapping system.

Logan Square »

Walk through and you'll find old vendor booths and equipment, some original details and a lot of debris.

Austin »

More than 2,000 archived transportation photos provide a window to the city's past.

Irving Park »

The son of Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg scored 32 points for the losing Hinsdale Central team.

Downtown »

A series of maps shows the amazing evolution of the city over 200 years.

Andersonville »

We rounded up photos of some of Chicago's best and brightest neon signs.

Downtown »

Glen Pannell, 51, has been dressing up as Mike Pence to raise funds for various organizations.