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Best of the South Side 2017

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Best of the South Side 2017

by South Side Weekly September 20, 2017September 20, 2017

elcome to this, the fifth annual Best of the South Side. We don’t mean to be self-congratulatory, but five years is kind of a milestone. It makes you want to ask: what makes something the best of the South Side? And how can that change every year? Five years is a milestone for us, but […]

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