By 2030, more than 20 percent of U.S. residents are projected to be age 65 and over. In tandem with that population growth is an anti-clutter movement.
What does that mean for those ready to declutter? A lot of people are looking to downsize their homes and belongings, but not as many people are looking to scoop up those possessions.
Argyle Street is the namesake for the 19th-century Chicago suburb developed by Chicago Alderman James Campbell and named for his ancestors, the Dukes of Argyll. In the 1960s, Chicago restaurateur Jimmy Wong attempted to turn the area into New Chinatown, attracting numerous Asian entrepreneurs to the area. In the 1970s, Vietnamese flooded into the area.
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Everyone needs pampering sometime. Taking time for yourself relieves stress and makes you more productive.
And Chicago offers a wealth of ways to pamper yourself—massage, mani/pedis, facials, and more.
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Though The Admiral at the Lake is known for its resident-directed programs, not all fun area activities occur at The Admiral itself.
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Admiral residents volunteering at Olympics celebrations in The Harbors.
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