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Renaissance Bronzeville cited for violating COVID-19 restrictions | The Crusader Newspaper Group

By Erick Johnson Renaissance Bronzeville, the popular restaurant, sports bar and entertainment lounge on Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, was recently cited for violating the city’s COVID-19 restrictions. The venue at 4641 S. King Drive was among eight restaurants and bars throughout Chicago that investigators say were not enforcing social distancing rules and requiring patrons […]

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