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Kith, a New York City lifestyle brand, opens its flagship store in Chicago on October 3, 2025, at 54 E. Walton St. , just off the Magnificent Mile. This two-story location will feature a wide range of apparel and accessories, along with Kith Treats, an ice cream bar offering unique flavors and build-your-own cones. The grand opening will coincide with a sneaker collaboration with ASICS, titled “World’s Fair,” celebrating the history of the World’s Fair in both Chicago and Queens.

In Wicker Park, Kevin Sofen has initiated Scoop the Poop, aiming to tackle the community issue of dog waste. He installed 28 dispensers and 50 signs, raising awareness with catchy slogans like “There’s no such thing as the dog poop fairy. ” Sofen’s efforts gained momentum after a viral video of him cleaning dog waste on his street. He emphasizes the importance of community involvement to address this solvable issue. His initiative reflects a growing trend of local residents taking action to improve their neighborhoods.

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