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The resplendent homes of Logan Square–part of the best preserved and most complete stretch of Chicago’s beautiful boulevard system–will be on display today in the 11th annual Logan Square Boulevards Historic District Housewalk. The district housed Wieboldts and Schwinns, Goldblatts and Kimballs in its fin de siecle heyday. The walk begins at 10 at the offices of Logan Square Preservation, 3024 W. Logan, and lasts till 5. Tickets cost $10, $8 for seniors, two bucks less if you buy them in advance. Call 252-4859 for details.
Carol Moseley Braun will be the star panelist today at a discussion entitled Political Empowerment: Making a Difference. The U. of I.’s Diane Pinderhughes, League of Black Women head Ingrid Wallace, and others will also be on the panel; the session will be moderated by Craddock Communications prez Bobbie Craddock Lawrie. It’s free, at the Coppin Memorial A.M.E. Church, 5633 S. Michigan. Things get under way at 4. Call 667-5881.
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