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Block Club Eats

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Block Club Chicago is set to launch a free weekly newsletter dedicated to food and drink news in Chicago. The newsletter will feature updates on restaurant openings and closings, alongside insights into local bars. This move aims to foster community engagement by providing curated content that reflects the city's dynamic culinary landscape. Subscribers will receive timely information about new dining options and upcoming trends in the food scene. This initiative aligns with Block Club Chicago's mission to deliver relevant neighborhood news.

The newsletter will serve as a valuable resource for food enthusiasts and residents alike. By focusing on local eateries, it addresses a significant interest among Chicagoans. Ultimately, this effort reinforces the publication's commitment to keeping the community informed and connected.

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