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Teen Turnout In Hyde Park Saturday Before Halloween Lower Than Expected

The cold weather may have kept kids home who caused problems in the neighborhood last year.

Hyde Park Children's Book Fair Expands to Weekend Fest with Blues, Fashion

Downtown Hyde Park Fest will feature blues greats including Wayne Baker Brooks and Billy Flynn.

Harper Theater Aims to Sell Beer and Wine

Owner Tony Fox said he wants to feature Chicago beers from Goose Island and Half Acre breweries.

Hyde Park Historical Society to Honor the Shoreland, Harper Theater

Susan O'Connor Davis, author of "Chicago's Historic Hyde Park," will be the featured speaker.

Billy Sunday Owner Opening New Restaurant, A10, in Hyde Park

Matthias Merges said he let the old theater building dictate the direction for the restaurant.

U. of C. to Open Business Incubator in 2014

The Chicago Innovation Exchange will be at the corner of 53rd Street and Harper Court.

Jackie Robinson Biopic '42' Will Screen at Hyde Park Theater After All

The Harper Theater got rights to show the biopic after 472 Hyde Parkers signed petitions requesting it.

Harper Theater Readies to Reopen After 10 years

Harper Theater owner delayed by city licensing, still gets building rehabbed in five months.

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