• Alex Nitkin
    DEC 10, 2020
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    Stretching expanded outdoor dining through 2021 could help ‘kickstart’ city’s economy post-pandemic, top official says

    Diners eating on Balmoral Avenue in Andersonville through the city’s Expanded Outdoor Dining Program in July [Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago]
    Restaurant patrons will take over city streets and parking lots for at least one more year, following a measure approved by aldermen Wednesday in an attempt to keep struggling businesses afloat.
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