Woodlawn’s historic Grand Ballroom shut down | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Woodlawn’s historic Grand Ballroom shut down | The Crusader Newspaper Group

City closes facility indefinitely for violating Chicago’s COVID-19 restrictions after hosting party with 200 guests By Erick Johnson Woodlawn’s historic Grand Ballroom was shut down last weekend after the city found the facility hosted a big party that included 200 guests, according to the Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP). The last […]

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