Mariano's

Residents hope Mariano's will move into the old Dominick's as discount grocers now dominate South Shore.

Ann's Bakery has seen a hike in sales, and the owner said he's not threatened by Mariano's.

The alderman encouraged residents to explore Edgewater's independent grocery stores.

The Lincoln Avenue store is set to close Dec. 28 barring an 11th-hour buyer stepping forward.

Mariano's announced last week it would take over the Dominick's at Sheridan Road and Foster Avenue.  

LA Fitness at Ravenswood Station also is slated to open in the spring.

The grocer bought 10 other stores in the Chicago area, including two within city limits.

Ald. Harry Osterman said he's been in touch with potential buyers, like Mariano's and Whole Foods.

Albany Park Community Center is screening candidates for a number of job openings at Mariano's.

Both Harry Osterman and Joe Moore hope Trader Joe's or Mariano's will replace closing Dominick's stores.

Roots Pizza is the latest business to grab a piece of the Lawrence Avenue pie.

The Lawrence Avenue redevelopment is already attracting interest from new businesses.

The pipe replacement project kicked off 2 years of work along Lawrence — with the worst yet to come.