The Neighbourhood: Dunning

Dunning sits on Chicago's northwest side near O'Hare International Airport. The Forest Preserves of Cook County manage forest land in the area. Six Flags Great America attracts visitors to rides and shows north of the city. Navy Pier and Lincoln Park Zoo offer attractions and open space for families. CTA Blue Line trains connect residents to downtown and to the airport. Chicago Transit Authority buses serve local streets and link to other lines. Metra commuter rail provides trips to suburbs and to job centers. Portillo's and neighborhood diners serve casual meals to neighbors and travelers. Green Mill and Reggie's host live music nights and offer drinks to adults. Montrose Beach and local parks give space for walking, sports, and picnics. Chicago Public Library branches run programs for children and adults. Small groceries and stores meet daily needs along residential strips. Community groups and schools organize events at churches and public halls. Major roads and transit services connect this district to other parts of Cook County. Census data shows that the most common age group falls between 50 to 54 years old. Households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.

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Dunning sits on Chicago's northwest side near O'Hare International Airport. The Forest Preserves of Cook County manage forest land in the area. Six Flags Great America attracts visitors to rides and shows north of the city. Navy Pier and Lincoln Park Zoo offer attractions and open space for families. CTA Blue Line trains connect residents to downtown and to the airport. Chicago Transit Authority buses serve local streets and link to other lines. Metra commuter rail provides trips to suburbs and to job centers. Portillo's and neighborhood diners serve casual meals to neighbors and travelers. Green Mill and Reggie's host live music nights and offer drinks to adults. Montrose Beach and local parks give space for walking, sports, and picnics. Chicago Public Library branches run programs for children and adults. Small groceries and stores meet daily needs along residential strips. Community groups and schools organize events at churches and public halls. Major roads and transit services connect this district to other parts of Cook County. Census data shows that the most common age group falls between 50 to 54 years old. Households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.