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Philadelphia's ABC Action News is reporting that Kill Hannah's van and trailer, which had been stolen last night in a hotel parking lot in Philadelphia, has been recovered. No word yet on whether their $120,000 worth of gear was still inside when they located the vehicles, but any recovery is good news. No arrests have been made.
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In 1987, Chicagoans Jennifer Fisher and Julia Adams opened the Lounge Ax, a tiny club in Lincoln Park at 2438 N. Lincoln Ave. An unassuming, bare-bones entertainment venue, the club was located across the street from the famed Biograph Theatre, where John Dillinger met his fate 53 years earlier. When the Lounge Ax first opened its doors, Fisher and Adams had simple, yet noble ambitions: book live music that they liked, mainly indie rock, and some comedy shows.
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