Rogers Park

Over the phone order, $ 50 flower arrangement to be delivered $ 67.08 after tax & delivery fee. Arrangement viewed on website looked beautiful, what arrived was not nearly as nice or full and had a cheap crooked bow attached. I won’t be shopping here again. Wish I could attach a pic.

The last 2 years of my life I have resided in East Rogers Park.
And, I have enjoyed so many things about being here!
I Love seeing my neighborhood Bunnies and Squirrels frolicking outside, the lakefront
being only 1 Block away is a definite plus!
But, there is also some really great Rogers Park History that I’d like to share.
Rogers Park is 1 of 77 Community Areas on the Far North Side of Chicago.
Located 9 miles to the North of Downtown Chicago.
Rogers Park is a very diverse community as well.
Located in Rogers Park is The Rogers Park Baptist Church, Founded in 1891
and offering services in 3 Languages every Sunday.
The Dominant Educational Institution here is Loyola University, however,
there are at least 19 other schools in the Rogers Park Area.
Rogers Park also has a higher rate of residents with Masters, Professional
and Doctorate Degrees than the State average.
Fun Fact Folks.
According to reports, Rogers Park has a high Internet Prescence.
and has been named one of the country’s bloggiest neighborhoods!
And when choosing to dine out you should really head up to Rogers Park
because we have over 130 Restaurants which have been ranked very walkable
by the walk score.
And, Festivals, lots of Festivals,
Including.
The Artists of the Wall Festival held at the Lakefront and Farwell, (Hartigan Park)
held for over 20 years, longest event in Chicago History.
Great Transportation Options too!
The Howard Terminal where you can choose the Red, Yellow, or Purple
line and various Bus Routes to take you either to City or Burbs.
The Rogers Park Metra Station, where you can board at Clark and Lunt.
Okay, just a few more fun facts.
Back in the 70’s there was a show on CBS called Good Times which focused
on the Evans Family, and they lived at the old Cabrini Green Projects.
The show ran until 1979, and in the final episode they finally were able
to move out of the Projects to a better place.
To where you might ask?
Why, to Rogers Park of Course!
Who could ever forget Jimmie Walker as J. J?
He was Dy-​no-​mite!
And, Tina Fey who is not one of my favorite Actor Persons but appears
to be popular with you folks wrote about her time living in Rogers Park
in her Best Selling Book Bossypants.
For the Record, I Love being Useful, Funny and Cool in all of my reviews!
And, honestly, I wish Unilocal would add a Quirky Option because Lord knows
I’m that too!
However, I will take what I can get!
Seriously Folks, Rogers Park is a Great Community with much to offer.
Come check us out, you’ll be happy you did.