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Tallest River North Tower Proposed Since Recession Draws Skeptics

The tower would be the tallest built in a decade in the neighborhood. But many neighbors don't want it.

Giordano's Offers Faces Of Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton On Deep Dish Pizza

The limited-time menu features artwork of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on top of a deep dish pizza.

Giordano's Now Serving Up Deep-Dish Pizzas in Pilsen

Plus: Find out where Gino's East plans to open up shop in the neighborhood.

Giordano's on 18th Street in Pilsen Will Open in November

Ald. Danny Solis (25th) said the opening of two new pizza restaurants will be "a good thing."

Giordano's Bringing Deep-Dish Pizza to Pilsen on 18th Street

Giordano's confirms plans to open on 18th Street as Gino's East is coming to the neighborhood, too.

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Giordano's Opening in Andersonville By End of Month

The Andersonville location is set to open April 28 and will have dog-friendly dining options.

Dining at Lou Malnati's, Sonic Can Benefit Homeless Families in Uptown

An Uptown social service agency is running the dine-out fundraiser.

Ald. Reilly Kills 740 N. Rush St. Hotel Plan: 'Simply Far Too Ambitious'

Considering density and traffic issues, "it became clear that this proposal simply could not proceed."

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Giordano's Replacing Ann Sather Restaurant in Andersonville

The Chicago-based pizzeria chain will open later this year at 5207 N. Clark St.

Giordano's to Open in South Loop in Late September

The stuffed pizza chain is set to open a location at 1340 S. Michigan Ave. in early fall.

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