Starbucks breaks ground at West Lawn property vacant for 40 years ...Middle East

A new Starbucks coming to Chicago’s West Lawn neighborhood is a long-awaited, welcomed sight for residents who fought for development of land that has sat vacant for 40 years. Groundbreaking started Friday morning at the lot off of Cicero Avenue and West 64th Street. The city acquired the property in 2006. “We’re well on our way here after 40 years, so we’re excited to be here and share the great occasion with our community,” said 13th Ward Ald. Marty Quinn, who pushed for development in the area for the past 10 years. “Right across the street is a suburb, so any time the city gets a development like this it’ll grow more development across this midway corridor,” Quinn told NBC Chi

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