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He was ever ready to mentor others with the attitude of 'letting it go' and trusting in the power of Divine Love that rules all. Gary was also a licensed spiritual counselor. These gifts carried him daily, regardless of his challenges. His sense of humor was contagious and it was coupled with kindness and a sincere hope and trust in God. Gary had the gift to create a spontaneous prayer to guide him and others to healing. He was a drummer who loved listening to WXRT. He enjoyed going to coffee shops and movies, and he was a life long fan of all things James Bond. He loved walking the Evanston beach with his wife, Toni, and skiing the slopes in Wyoming. From altar boy to minister, the family restaurant to Panera Bread, Gary developed a strong spiritual center that was always expressed with a positive focus and a fun loving attitude.

Gary had a career in Restaurant Management beginning with more than 20 years at the family restaurant Mellow Yellow in Hyde Park. He was a longtime resident of Evanston, IL. Born in Chicago, Gary attended St.Philip Neri grade school, Mt Carmel High School, Regis College, and the National College of Naprapathic Medicine in Chicago. A survivor of multiple myeloma for 17 years, his spiritual strength guided him throughout those years. The owners had wanted to stay in McKinley Park after their lease ran out last month but were unable to.Gary Richard Pelletier Gary Richard Pelletier died peacefully on Septemat Journey Care Hospice of Glenview at the age of 60. 18th Street within the month, Block Club reports.

Pilsen: Pochos, a popular Mexican American brunch spot in McKinley Park, will be moving to 1727 W. He also hopes to offer charcuterie sourced in the Midwest and snag a sidewalk cafe permit. It’s the creation of well-traveled North Center native Robert Cervantes, who’s currently asking the city for a zoning change that will allow him to get a tavern license. North Center: Apero’s, a new French-style bar serving Great Lakes and international wines, aims to open in June or July at 4160 N.

Tenants will include Cicci Charcuterie and Wine Bar, Sa’Moto from chef Masaharu Morimoto, and several fast casual brands, including co-owner Sam Nazarian’s Umami Burger.

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Loop: The owners of Citizens Market Hall, a food hall that already has a location in New York and is aiming to open in Atlanta, Seattle, Miami, and other cities in the near future, have applied for a liquor license for a space at 333 S. Milwaukee, the space formerly occupied by El Gallo Bravo. Logan Square: Three Chicago chefs, Emily Kraszyk (Farmhouse Chicago), John Lupton (Kasama), and Trevor Fleming (Rootstock, GreenRiver), have applied for a liquor license for Warlord, a new restaurant at 3198 N. The company’s website promises that customers will be able to golf in any sort of weather and that multi-surface mats and tilting plates that simulate hills will create a facsimile of the true golf experience. Elston later this summer, WhatNow Chicago reports.

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Lincoln Park: The Green, a golf simulator and bar and lounge, will be opening at 2131 N.

They plan to convert the 53rd Street space into another Oooh Wee It Is and reboot Mellow Yellow as a tenant in a new food hall they’re developing in Auburn Gresham, scheduled to open this fall. 53rd Street since 1976, Block Club Chicago reports. Hyde Park: The owners of Oooh Wee It Is, a soul food restaurant that already has two locations in Chatham and suburban Burnham, have purchased Mellow Yellow, which has been at 1508 E. Northwest Highway, the space formerly occupied by the Mecca Supper Club, pending a successful liquor license application. A post shared by Maryna Kathrine Park: On the Rocks, a new bar and restaurant, will be opening soon at 6666 N.