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King Crab Could Be Reopening Halsted Street Restaurant

Plus, crews appear to be putting the finishing touches on the restaurant replacing Black Duck.

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Former Black Duck Owner Opening New Restaurant in Historic Building

The 19th-century era building will be preserved despite a developer's attempt to tear it down last year.

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Black Duck, King Crab Close; Developer Withdraws Proposal

The two longtime neighborhood restaurants are looking to move elsewhere in the city.

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Historic Black Duck Building at Risk of Losing Magical Legacy

Preservationists and neighborhood groups hope to save the storied building from development.

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Landmarks Illinois Lists Black Duck, Vinci on List of Endangered Places

A developer is seeking to build apartments at the Lincoln Park location.

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Historic Lincoln Park Building Could Be Torn Down if Developer Has His Way

The former 19th century speakeasy housing Black Duck restaurant could become a large apartment complex.

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