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Shake, Rattle & Read To Become 'Provisions Uptown' Wine, Gift Shop

The couple behind the makeover own Rogers Park Provisions and Rogers Park Social on Glenwood Avenue.

Rogers Park's First Wine Stroll To Have More Than 60 Wines Ripe For Tasting

The event will raise money for Glenwood Sunday Market's food access programs.

Employee Robbed, Punched and Told to Wait in Bathroom Is Shaken, But OK

Rogers Park Provisions' owner said Monday it was back to "business as usual," but not without caution.

Eat, Drink and Ring In the New Year With These 8 North Side Celebrations

Staying in? That is so 2014.

Transformation Complete at 'One-Stop Dinner Party Shop' With Booze, Cheeses

The store's liquor license was the last hurdle to making the neighborhood boutique complete.

'One Stop Dinner Party Shop' Makes Headway In Quest For Liquor License

For now, the shop is still offering local baked goods, packaged fine cheeses and meats and gifts.

Rogers Park Provisions Giving Locals Sneak Peek (And Free Tequila) Saturday

Ald. Joe Moore also threw his support behind the new wine, cheese and gift shop along Glenwood Avenue.

Bar Owners Hope To Morph Former Armilla Into 'One Stop Dinner Party Shop'

The owners of Rogers Park Social say they'd sell high-end wines, homemade gifts and fancy cheese galore.

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