Name Primary Contact Address City Zip Contact E-Mail Contact Phone Website 51St Street Business Association Sandra Bivens 220 E

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Name Primary Contact Address City Zip Contact E-Mail Contact Phone Website 51St Street Business Association Sandra Bivens 220 E 2021 Community Navigator Program Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity Community Navigator Name Primary Contact Address City Zip Contact E-mail Contact Phone Website 51st Street Business Association Sandra Bivens 220 E. 51st Street Chicago 60615 [email protected] 773-285-3401 https://www.51ststreetchicago.com/ Allies for Community Business Brad McConnell 135 N Kedzie Chicago 60612 [email protected] 312-275-3000 https://a4cb.org Sara McGibany - Executive Alton Main Street 111 E. 4th Street - Suite 315 Alton 62002 [email protected] 618-463-1016 https://downtownalton.com/ Director Aurora Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Karina Garcia 54 W Downer Pl #103 Aurora 60506 [email protected] 331-442-1617 http://ahcc-il.com/ Austin African American Business Networking Malcolm Crawford 5820 W Chicago Ave Chicago 60651 [email protected] 773-626-4497 www.aaabna.org Association Austin Chamber of Commerce Tina Augustus 645 South Central Ave Chicago 60644 [email protected] 779-210-1714 https://chicagoaustinchamber.com Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council Craig Chico 1823 W 47th Street Chicago 60609 [email protected] 872-281-7832 www.bync.org Beth Walker – Executive Batavia MainStreet 5 E Wilson Street Batavia 60510 [email protected] 630-761-3528 https://downtownbatavia.com/ Director Beardstown Chamber of Commerce Katie Vitale 101 West Third Street Beardstown 62618 [email protected] 217-323-3271 http://www.beardstownil.org/ 3322 S Oak Park Ave 2nd Berwyn Development Corporation David Hulseberg Berwyn 60402 [email protected] 708-788-8100 https://www.berwyn.net floor Black Business Alliance Peoria Chapter dba Denise Moore 2139 SW Adams Street Peoria 61602 [email protected] 309-966-3989 https://mbdcpeoria.org/ Minority Business Development Center [email protected] Blackhawk Hills Regional Council Daniel Payette 309 1st Ave Rock Falls 61071 815-625-3854 https://www.blackhawkhills.com/ om Bradley University - Turner Center for Jim Foley 1501 W Bradley Ave. Peoria 61625 [email protected] 309-677-3075 http://www.bradley.edu/ Entrepreneurship Calumet Area Industrial Commission Beth Dybala 1000 E. 111th Street Chicago 60628 [email protected] 773-928-6000 http://calumetareaindustrial.com/ Meghan Cole - Executive Carbondale Main Street, Inc. 121 S Illinois Avenue Carbondale 62901 [email protected] 618-529-8040 http://carbondalemainstreet.com/ Director Center for Changing Lives Jessica Lee 1955 N St. Louis Ave Chicago 60647 [email protected] 773-342-6210 www.cclconnect.org 20650 S Cicero Ave., Suite Chamber 57 Percy Scott Matteson 60443 [email protected] 773-696-0676 Www.chamber57.org 1186 Champaign County Black Chamber of Will Kyles 408 Taylor Thomas Lane Champaign 61820 [email protected] 217-552-3625 http://www.theccbcc.org/ Commerce Champaign County Chamber of Commerce Laura Weis 303 W. Kirby Avenue Champaign 61820 [email protected] 217-359-1791 https://www.champaigncounty.org/ Champaign County Economic Development 1817 S. Neil Street, Suite Carly McCrory-McKay Champaign 61820 [email protected] 217-359-6261 https://champaigncountyedc.org/ Corporation 100 216 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite Chicago MSDC Vincent Williams Chicago 60606 [email protected] 312-755-2566 www.chicagomsdc.org 600 Terri@chicagosouthlandchamber http://www.chicagosouthlandchamber.c Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce Terri Winfree P.O. Box 946 Frankfort 60423 708-957-6950 .com om City of Fairfield- Economic Department Flo Simpson 109 NE 2nd Street Fairfield 62837 [email protected] 618-842-4802 https://www.fairfield-il.com/contact-us [email protected] City of Springfield Donna Davlantis 800 East Monroe Springfield 62701 217-789-2000 https://springfield.il.us/ s Coles Together Angela Griffin 400 Airport Road Mattoon 61938 [email protected] 217-258-5627 www.colestogether.com Cook County Southland Juvenile Justice Jaclin Davis 336 Forest Boulevard Park Forest 60466 [email protected] 708-441-2515 Www.SJJCouncil.org Council Crawford County Development Association Connie Calvert 208 South Franklin Robinson 62454 [email protected] 618-546-1412 www.crawfordcountyil.com Jeremy Englund - Executive Dixon Chamber & Main Street 87 S Hennepin Ave. Dixon 61021 [email protected] 815-284-3361 https://www.discoverdixon.com/ Director Diana Kenney - Executive Downtown Crystal Lake 25 W. Crystal Lake Ave. Crystal Lake 60014 [email protected] 815-479-0835 https://downtowncl.org/ Director Liz Vincent - Department of [email protected] Downtown Pontiac 115 W. Howard St. Pontiac 61764 815-844-3396 https://downtownpontiacil.com/ Tourism oft.com 3 W Old State Capitol Plaza Downtown Springfield INC Kayla Graven Springfield 62701 [email protected] 217- 544-1723 https://downtownspringfield.org/ Suite 15 East Peoria Chamber of Commerce Rick Swan 201 Clock Tower Drive East Peoria 61611 [email protected] 309-699-6212 http://epcc.org/ page 1 of 4 2021 Community Navigator Program Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity Community Navigator Name Primary Contact Address City Zip Contact E-mail Contact Phone Website 200 East Court Street, Suite [email protected] Economic Alliance of Kankakee County Angela Morrey Kankakee 60901 815-935-1177 https://www.kankakeecountyed.org 507 g Economic Development Corporation of Decatur- 101 S. Main Street, Suite Nicole Bateman Decatur 62523 [email protected] 217-422-9520 https://www.decaturedc.com/ Macon County 600 cyockey@groweffinghamcountyil. Effingham Regional Growth Alliance Courtney Yockey 903 N Keller Drive Effingham 62401 217-342-4214 www.groweffinghamcountyil.com com 700 Broadway Avenue, Elevate CCIC, Inc. Carlos Ortega Mattoon 61938 [email protected] 217-819-6150 www.elevate217.org Suite #8 [email protected] Endeleo Institute Melvin Thompson 532 West 95th Street Chicago 60628 773-966-1590 https://endeleoinstitute.org g Far South CDC Florence Hardy 837 W 115th St Chicago 60643 [email protected] 773-831-7107 www.cclconnect.org nedra@greaterchathaminitiative. Greater Chatham Initiative Nedra Sims Fears 640 E 79th St Chicago 60619 773-644-1451 www.greaterchathaminitiative.org org Greater Englewood CDC Tamora Hughes 815 W 63rd Street Chicago 60621 [email protected] 773-651-2400 www.gecdc.org Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce Felicia Slaton-Young 815 W 63rd Street Chicago 60621 [email protected] 312-768-8573 www.gechamber.com Greater Freeport Partnership Andrea Schultz Winter 110 West Main St Freeport 61032 [email protected] 815-233-1350 https://greaterfreeport.com/ https://www.peoriahispanicchamber.co Greater Peoria Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Christell Frausto 2600 N Knoxville Ave. Peoria 61604 [email protected] 309-349-4636 m/ [email protected] https://www.greaterroselandchamber.or Greater Roseland Chamber of Commerce Andrea D. Reed 1000 E. 111th St., Suite 650 Chicago 60628 773-785-4000 g g/ Greater Waukegan Development Coalition Michael Edgar 13 N Genesee St Waukegan 60085 [email protected] 847-440-2021 http://greaterwaukegan.org/ Helen Miller SEIU Member Education & Training Angela Stewart - Executive 2229 S. Halsted Street Chicago 60608 [email protected] 872-202-1569 www.seiuhcilin.org Center Director IL SBDC at Waubonsee Community College Harriet Parker 18 S. River St. Aurora 60506 [email protected] 630-906-4143 www.waubonsee.edu/sbdc 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Jaime di Paulo Chicago 60654 [email protected] 312-425-9500 https://ihccbusiness.net Suite 1212 C/O 1871 333 Commerce Drive Suite Illinois Migrant Council Esperanza Gonzalez Crystal Lake 60014 [email protected] 815-995-0300 http://www.illinoismigrant.org/ 800 [email protected] Illinois Restaurant Association Mary Kay Bonoma 33 W Monroe, Suite 250 Chicago 60603 312-380-4141 https://www.illinoisrestaurants.org/ g In His Hands Resource Center Inc. Nykoa Farmer 1200 Ring Rd. Suite 2374 Calumet City 60409 [email protected] 312-768-3871 https://ihhresources.com Invest Aurora Bryan Gay 43 W Galena Boulevard Aurora 60506 [email protected] 630-256-3160 www.investaurora.org chamber@jacksonvilleareacham https://www.jacksonvilleareachamber.or Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce Lisa Musch 155 West Morton Jacksonville 62650 217. 245.2174 ber.org g/ Jacksonville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Brittany Henry 310 East State Street Jacksonville 62650 [email protected] 217-243-5678 www.jacksonvilleil.org Judy Tighe, CMSM – Jacksonville Main Street 222 W State Street Jacksonville 62651 [email protected] 217-245-6884 www.jacksonvillemainstreet.com/ Executive Director Jacksonville Regional Economic Development Kristin Jamison 620 East State Street Jacksonville 62650 [email protected] 217-479-4627 http://www.jredc.org Corporation John Wood Community College Dave Hetzler 1301 So 48th Street Quincy 62305 [email protected] 217-641-4956 https://www.jwcc.edu/ Joliet Latino Economic Development Alex Paramo 203 N Ottawa St #100 Joliet 60432 [email protected] 815-293-7043 https://www.jolietleda.org/ Association Lincoln Economic Advancement & Development Andrea Runge 1 Burwell Drive, PO Box 235 Lincoln 62656 [email protected] 217-836-4999 http://thriveinlincoln.org/ Little Village Chamber of Commerce Ivette Trevino 3610 W 26th St Chicago 60623 [email protected] 773-521-5387 https://littlevillagechamber.org/
Recommended publications
  • Prime Wicker Park Repositioning Opportunity
    Offering Memorandum PRIME WICKER PARK REPOSITIONING OPPORTUNITY 1754-1760 W NORTH AVE CHICAGO, IL 60622 Exclusive Agent Colliers International (“Seller’s Agent”) is the exclusive agent for the owner and seller (“Seller”) of 1754-1760 W North Avenue/1607 N Wood St in Chicago, IL (“Property”). Please contact us if you have any questions. Designated Agents The designated agents for the Seller are: Mike Senner Principal Direct +1 847 698 8234 Email [email protected] Tyler Hague Vice President Direct +1 312 612 5936 Email [email protected] Colliers International Disclaimer This document has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. No cooperating brokerage commission shall be paid by Colliers or the Seller. Buyer’s Broker, if any, shall seek commission compensation from the Buyer only. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and/or its licensor(s). ©2018. All rights reserved. 1754-1760 W NORTH AVENUE – CHICAGO, IL | OFFERING MEMORANDUM COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL
    [Show full text]
  • Eggsperience Restaurant | Infill Location
    EGGSPERIENCE RESTAURANT | INFILL LOCATION 4925 West Irving Park Road, Chicago, Illinois 60641 Downtown Chicago Parking Easement PROPOSED SHOPS AT SIX CORNERS Shopping Center to Include Amazon Fresh Grocery, Panera Bread, Burlington and orners 36-Unit Apartment Building oint at Six C UNDER CONSTRUCTION Subject Property The 10-Story,P $117 Million Mixed-Use Development ALDI andLiving 258-Unit Community Senior W IRVING PARK RD | 28,455 VPD orners Six C otal VPD Intersection 72,985 T W IRVING PARK RD | 28,455 VPD Subject Property Parking Easement 10yr INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS 10-Year • Internet-Resistant Tenant with New 10-Year Double-Net Lease Lease ° Eggsperience Opened in March 2021 ° One-of-Nine Locations • Attractive Lease Term ° Double-Net Lease ° Two Percent Annual Increases During Option Periods ° Minimal Landlord Responsibilities Internet Resistant • Rare Parking Easement Directly Behind Building Allows for 175-Parking Spaces • Attractive Real Estate Fundamentals ° Adjacent to Binny’s Beverage Depot and Retro Fitness Heavily ° Heavy Foot Traffic | 95 Walk Score, a “Walker’s Paradise” (walkscore.com) Traveled • Situated on Heavily-Traveled Irving Park Road, One Block West from the Six Corners Intersection | 72,985 Total Vehicles Passing per Day ° Several Redevelopments Underway at the Six Corners Intersection > Under Construction | The Point at Six Corners | 10-Story, $117 Million Mixed-Use Development | Includes ALDI Grocer and Clarendale Six Corners Senior Living Community (258 Residential Units) Highly > Proposed Shops at Six Corners
    [Show full text]
  • Chicago City Council
    ______________________________________________ AGENDA ______________________________________________ CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING (VIRTUAL) JUNE 17, 2020 AT 10:00 A.M. __________________________________ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS _________________________________ CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL Virtual Meeting www.chicityclerk.com MEETING DATE: JUNE 17, 2020 City Council Regular Meeting Agenda * *Agenda items are shown in bold font. Text not in bold font is explanatory, for the convenience of the reader. In accordance with Rule 3 of the City Council Rules of Order and Procedure, the following is the agenda and order of business for regular City Council meetings: 1. Call to order by the Mayor. The Mayor, or in his or her absence the President Pro Tempore, calls the City Council to order to begin the meeting. 2. Call of the roll. The City Clerk calls the roll of members present beginning with the 1st Ward. 3. Determination of Quorum. If a quorum is present, the Council may proceed. A quorum consists of the majority of the members of the City Council, including the Mayor. If no quorum is present, the City Council shall, by majority vote of the members present, move to recess or adjourn. 4. Pledge of Allegiance. The Pledge of Allegiance is recited by the members of the City Council and assembled guests. 5. Invocation. An invocation is given. *The committee agendas/reports posted on the Chicago City Council Calendar list the items that may be called for a vote at the City Council meeting and are considered to be part of the City Council meeting agenda. 6. Public Comment. Members of the general public may address the City Council on subject matters appearing on meeting agenda.
    [Show full text]
  • Mudqueen Based on Business Licenses
    mudqueen Based on Business Licenses LEGAL NAME DOING BUSINESS AS NAME ADDRESS CITY VERVE WINE CHICAGO, VERVE WINE 2349 N LINCOLN AVE 1 A-1-130 CHICAGO LLC KOVAL INC. KOVAL DISTILLERY 4241 N RAVENSWOOD AVE 1 CHICAGO REZA ON CLARK, INC. REZA'S RESTAURANT 5255-5259 N CLARK ST LL-2 CHICAGO THE VEGGIE GRILL, INC. STAND-UP BURGERS 204 N WELLS ST 1ST CHICAGO THE VEGGIE GRILL, INC. STAND-UP BURGERS 614 W DIVERSEY PKWY 1 CHICAGO GGC CHICAGO LLC MRS. GU SKEWER HOT POT 2405-07 S WENTWORTH AVE CHICAGO FUN HAUS LLC FUNKENHAUSEN 1709 W CHICAGO AVE 1 CHICAGO BIG WIG 0001, LLC BIG WIG 770 N LA SALLE DR CHICAGO CHICAGO EATS SPORTS CHICAGO EATS SPORTS BAR 5312 W CHICAGO AVE 1 CHICAGO BAR LLC MACHINE 1846, LLC MACHINE 1836-1846 W DIVISION ST LL-1 CHICAGO MR BEEF & PIZZA LLC MR BEEF ON HARLEM 3917 N HARLEM AVE 1 CHICAGO THE HOXTON (CHICAGO) THE HOXTON, CHICAGO 200 N GREEN ST BSMT-12 CHICAGO R-B LLC LA PATRONA, INC. LA CALAVERA 1438 W CHICAGO AVE CHICAGO OMAKASE, LLC MAKO 731 W LAKE ST 1 CHICAGO MEADOWFLOUR LLC LOST LARSON 5318 N CLARK ST 1 CHICAGO CB AND G, LLC CEBU BAR AND GRILL 2211 W NORTH AVE 1 CHICAGO MILK BAR LLC JOJO'S MILK BAR 23 W HUBBARD ST 1-2 CHICAGO Page 1 of 600 09/30/2021 mudqueen Based on Business Licenses STATE ZIP CODE LICENSE CODE LICENSE DESCRIPTION IL 60614 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity IL 60613 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity IL 60640 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity IL 60606 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental Activity IL 60614 1475 Consumption on Premises - Incidental
    [Show full text]
  • 2014 NBDC List As of 1/3/14 Agency Website Agency Ph Street Address 18Th Street Development Corp
    2014 NBDC List as of 1/3/14 Agency Website Agency Ph Street Address 18th Street Development Corp. www.eighteenthstreet.org 312-733-2287 1843 S. Carpenter St. Chicago IL 60608 51st St. Business Association http://51ststreetchicago.weebly.com 773-285-3401 220 E. 51st St. Chicago IL 60615 95th Street Beverly Hills Business www.95thstreetba.org 773-238-4094 2100 W. 95th St. Chicago IL 60643 Assoc. Albany Park Community Center, www.apcc.chgo.org 773-583-5111 1945 W. Wilson Ave Chicago IL 60640 Inc Andersonville Chamber of www.andersonville.org 773-728-2995 5356 N. Clark St. 2nd Fl. Chicago IL 60640 Commerce Andersonville Development Corp www.andersonvilledevcorp.org 773-728-2995 5356 N. Clark St. 2nd Fl. Chicago IL 60640 Austin Chamber of Commerce www.chamberonthemove.org 773-854-5642 645 S. Central Ave. Chicago IL 60644 Back of the Yards Neighborhood www.bync.org 773-523-4416 1751 W. 47th St. Chicago IL 60609 Council Belmont-Central Chamber of www.belmontcentral.org 773-647-1644 5534 W. Belmont Ave Chicago IL 60641 Commerce Bethel New Life, Inc. www.bethelnewlife.org 773-473-7870 1140 N. Lamon Chicago IL 60651 Beverly Area Planning Association www.bapa.org 773-233-3100 1987 W. 111th St. Chicago IL 60643 Business Partners, The Chamber www.uptownbusinesspartners.com 773-878-1184 4753 N. Broadway, #822 Chicago IL 60640 for Uptown Central Lakeview Merchants www.mylakeview.com 773-665-2100 3355 N. Clark Street Chicago IL 60657 Association Chatham Business Association www.cbaworks.org 773-994-5006 8441 S. Cottage Grove Chicago IL 60619 Chicago Area Gay & Lesbian www.glchamber.org 773-303-0167 3179 N.
    [Show full text]
  • Redevelopment AVONDALE/Logan Square Land Opportunity 3500 N
    Redevelopment AVONDALE/Logan Square land Opportunity 3500 N. Milwaukee Avenue | Chicago 40,000 +/- SF OF LAND AVAILABLE SITE 20,300 VPD Milwaukee Ave. Keeler Ave. 13,100 VPD IDEAL MIXED-USE OPPORTUNITY ■ Full basement in Building (Ideal for Parking) DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION: ■ Located Within Minutes of 3 CTA Blue Line “L” Stations, 2 Metra Train Stations & I-90/I-94 Expressways 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles ■ Milwaukee Avenue (Route 56) CTA Bus Stop Located at Site ■ Approximately 300’ of Frontage on Milwaukee Avenue RESIDENTIAL POP. 55,950 514,832 1,249,594 ■ Zoned B1-1 DAYTIME POP. 15,511 126,787 388,215 ■ Ideal Opportunity for Retail & Residential Development AVG. ANNUAL INC. $62,982 $64,639 $74,932 ■ Close to Logan’s Crossing Development; Proposed Tenants Include: Jewel-Osco, XSport, Starbucks Jim Cummings 773.957.1418 [email protected] 8750 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 350, Chicago, IL 60631 Procuring broker shall only be entitled to a commission, calculated in accordance with the rates approved by our principal only if such procuring broker executes a brokerage agreement acceptable to us and our principal and the conditions as set forth in the brokerage agreement are fully and unconditionally satisfied. Although all information furnished regarding property for sale, rental, or financing is from sources deemed reliable, such information has not been verified and no express representation is made nor is any to be implied as to the accuracy thereof and it is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, prior sale, lease or financing, or withdrawal without notice and to any special conditions imposed by our principal.
    [Show full text]
  • Chicago - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20
    Chicago - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 4Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 3 Tamarisk NorthShore 240 9 Cicero Senior Lofts 62 Total Lease Up 302 27 8000 North 153 43 Veteran’s Circle 75 159 3 160 Total Under Construction 228 81 80 1850 Glenview Road 68 81 Northbrook Court Redevelopment 300 80 82 Heritage Village Pointe Redevelopment 924 82 83 8700 Waukegan Road 184 83 87 84 Jefferson Place 114 27 85 Niles Horizon Senior Living 72 161 85 162 86 86 Purple Hotel Redevelopment 300 87 Sawmill Station 250 205 43 84 88 7141 West Wabansia Avenue 152 165 168 89 711 Madison Street 174 163 103 Parkview Lofts 125 164 88 104 LeClaire Revitalization 183 171 105 Montclare Veterans Village of Roseland 78 170 169 Total Planned 2,924 185 89 193 186 158 Park Station Lofts 135 103 159 1085 Lake Cook 212 104 194 160 300 Northbrook 50 9 161 100 Euclid Avenue 91 158 162 Touhy & Franks 81 195 196 163 Belmont Avenue 146 164 North Avenue Sears Redevelopment 161 165 Six Corners Sears Redevelopment 313 168 Sabatino Building Redevelopment 100 105 169 835 Lake Street 84 170 855 Lake Street Redevelopment 65 195 Marquette Road 151 171 Lake Street and Park Avenue 100 196 West Marquette Road & 197 185 800 Des Plaines 50 Wentworth Avenue 100 186 North Riverside Park Mall 100 197 Whistler Crossing Phase II & III 250 193 Storkline Factory Redevelopment 148 205 8535 West Higgins 297 194 Parkview Lofts Phase II 50 Total Prospective 2,684 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Chicago - Urban New Construction & Proposed
    [Show full text]
  • Plan Commission OK's 6-Story Sears Site Project
    Several shootings reported recently on Northwest Side by BRIAN NADIG Sept. 17, in the 5100 block of West once on the left side of the body, A 24-year-old man is in critical Cullom Avenue in Portage Park, once in the leg and twice in the condition after being shot while according to News Affairs. chest, according to police. driving at about 2:55 a.m. Sunday, The Cullom incident does not Some residents reported that Sept. 19, near Central and Wilson appear to be random, as the man there recently have been home win- avenues in Jefferson Park, accord- may have been targeted, police said. dows and car windows shot out on ing to the Chicago Police Depart- The man was transported in critical Cullom near Austin Avenue. ment Office of News Affairs. condition to Advocate Lutheran Police have said that some of the The man reportedly was driving General Hospital, police said. He shootings in the 16th (Jefferson south on Central near Wilson when was shot six times, including two Park) and 17th (Albany Park) dis- several bullets struck him in the times on the right side of the body, (Continued on Page 8) neck and back area, according to police. The man drove himself to Community First Hospital and was later transferred to Illinois Masonic Taft LSC to continue to Hospital, police said. Police reportedly found shell cas- ings in the area of the shooting. recite Pledge of Allegiance ALSO IN THE AREA, about a week ago a suspected gang member by BRIAN NADIG pledge at meetings was deadlocked was arrested on a gun charge in the The Taft High School Local at 6-6, and members agreed to 4300 block of North Milwaukee School Council at its Sept.
    [Show full text]
  • Organizations Invited to Participate in 2022 Budget Community Roundtables
    Organizations Invited to Participate in 2022 Budget Community Roundtables 14th Ward IPO Austin Chamber of Cabrini Green Legal Aid Commerce 51st Street Biz Association Calumet Area Industrial Austin Coming Together Commission (CAIC) 826 CHI Austin Resident’s Council Care For Real 95th Street Business Association Back 2 the Basic Casa Central A House in Austin Back of the Yards Center on Halsted Neighborhood Council A Long Walk Home Centers for New Horizons Benton House AAABNA- Austin African Centro de American Business Bethel New Life Trabajadores Unidos Networking Association Better Boys Foundation Centro Romero Above and Beyond Family Beverly Area Planning Centro San Bonifacio Recovery Center Center Chatham Business Acclivus Inc. Beverly Arts Center Association AFIRE Beverly/Morgan Park Chatham Development Agora Community Coalition of Black Corp Services Community Members Chicago Children's Albany Park Chamber of Bikerdike Redevelopment Museum Commerce Corp Chicago House and Social Albany Park Community C Block Club Federation Service Agency enter Borderbend Arts Collective Chicago Loop Alliance Alivio Medical Center Boxing Out Negativity Chicago Neighborhood Alliance of the South East Initiatives Breakthrough Anshe Emet Synagogue Chicago State University Bridgeport Alliance Apna Ghar Chi-Nations Youth Council Bright Star Apostolic Church of God Chinatown Chamber of Brighton Park Commerce Arab American Action Neighborhood Council Network Chinese Mutual Aid Bronzeville Community Association Asian Americans Development Partnership Advancing
    [Show full text]
  • Six Corners SSA Wants Local Chamber As Provider by BRIAN NADIG Has Praised Its Performance
    Body found Aldermen endorse Willie in Chicago Wilson for U.S. Senate by BRIAN NADIG wealthy businessman who owns a River Aldermen Nicholas Sposato medical supply business, came to (38th), Anthony Napolitano (41st) the assistance of this ward, provid- by CYRYL JAKUBOWSKI and Chris Taliaferro (29th) have ing face masks and food during the The body of a woman who was endorsed independent U.S. Senate pandemic. Wilson, who in 2019 lost reportedly stabbed was discovered in candidate Dr. Willie Wilson over a bid to become Chicago mayor, is the North Branch of the Chicago longtime Democratic incumbent running for the Senate as a mem- River at about 12:25 a.m. Sunday, Dick Durbin. ber of the Willie Wilson Party. Sept. 27, near Clark Park in the 3400 “I see the love in his heart for this Wilson said that he has spent $23 block of North Rockwell Street, great city,” Taliaferro said at a million of his personal money according to the Chicago Police Sept. 29 news conference in which donating supplies to communities Department Office of News Affairs. the aldermen announced their sup- during the pandemic, including Two people reported that they dis- port for Wilson, who is running 20,000 face masks to each city covered a body in the river and the against Senator Durbin, Repub- ward. CPD Marine unit along with other lican Party candidate Mark “It’s been a passion of mine to officers removed the body and the Curran, Libertarian Party candi- serve all communities,” Wilson victim was transported to Swedish date Danny Malouf and Green said, adding that as senator his Covenant Hospital where she was Party candidate David Black.
    [Show full text]
  • SSA Districts by Ward
    V A V K V A R A V A SSA Districts A A V D I D P A V V V V R N V N N V A A V A L A I R R A V A R A A W A L K E V A E E N L O E I E A L 0 W S R A M W W W I O W N W W F T E H W N 0 I M T R A Z W I E O W 0 0 T R 0 0 W W W E S 0 S I 6 0 0 L M W L 0 A L T 0 N T 0 0 0 D L S E 0 0 0 A 1 0 0 E A 0 0 0 R A 0 8 6 0 4 U E 2 R R S N 0 E 0 0 6 C 2 SSA#19 0 0 0 G O 4 C 2 O 7 I D 2 W 2 3 P 4 A 2 A E 8 C 3 K 3 U 2 0 6 A K 4 4 L 5 C 4 H 7 A 6 C 5 N 6 HOWARD ST 7600 N By Ward 49 TOUHY AV SSA#24 7200 N PRATT AV 6800 N 50 SSA#43 DEVON AV 6400 N SSA#54 PETERSON AV SSA#26 6000 N SSA#22 CITY OF CHICAGO 40 CHICAGO O'HARE BRYN MAWR AV INTERNATIONAL 5600 N 48 AIRPORT 39 FOSTER AV 41 5200 N 45 SSA#21 SSA#31 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LAWRENCE AV ANDREW J.
    [Show full text]
  • A Guide to Moving to and Living in Chicago
    A Guide to Moving to and Living in Chicago Table of Contents I. Living in Chicago 2 II. Chicago Neighborhoods 2 III. Neighborhoods by Zip Code 4 IV. Ethnic Neighborhoods of Chicago 4 V. City Living 5 VI. Suburban Living 6 VII. Apartment Finding Services 6 VIII. Things to know about renting an apartment 6 IX. Glossary of terms 7 X. Other miscellaneous term explanations 8 XI. General Tips 9 XII. Apartment Checklist 10 XIII. Helpful Numbers 11 XIV. Chicago Transportation Information 12 XV. Owning a car in Chicago 14 A. A word about No Parking and Tow Zone sign 14 B. Other quirks of Chicago transportation 14 XVI. Driving to The Chicago School 14 XVII. Things to do in Chicago 15 A. Museums 15 B. Theatres 15 C. Festivals 15 D. Sports 16 XVIII. Music/Nightlife 16 A. Blues 16 B. Jazz 16 C. Dance Clubs 16 D. Gay/Lesbian Bars and Clubs 16 E. Live Music Venues 17 F. Outdoor Music Venues 17 G. Specialty Bars and Clubs 17 H. Hang-out Bars 17 I. Coffee Houses 17 XIX. Chicago Neighborhood Map 18 XX. CTA Map 19 2 Living in Chicago Understanding that it’s challenging enough to enter a graduate program and even more daunting to move to a new city at the same time, we in the Admission Department have attempted to give you the insider’s guide to finding a residence in Chicago. Some basic facts: • Chicago is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique character. • Rents and other costs of living will vary depending upon what neighborhood you live in.
    [Show full text]