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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Throwing Away the Headhouse: North & Clybourn Red Line Before and After Apple

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We've written before about the reconstruction of the North & Clybourn stop on the CTA's Red Line, financed to a tune of nearly ...

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Sunday, October 24, 2010

Red Line Station Applized as Apple Mania Descends on North Avenue for opening of Lincoln Park store

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click images for larger view A drear, rainy day didn't stop Macaddicts from turning out in force for the Saturday opening of Apple's...

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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Apple North Avenue Store emerges - it's very shiny. (And don't worry; it's taken charge of that ugly duckling next door)

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click images for larger view The dark tent that had enveloped the new Apple store at North Avenue and Halsted is finally coming off. The d...

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