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Firefighter alleges threat of Taft LSC to continue to recite Pledge of Allegiance retaliation from alderman by BRIAN NADIG Court. The Taft High School Local A veteran told the council that by BRIAN NADIG In recent weeks the former ‘project.’ This is from the boss. School Council at its Sept. 14 the pledge and National Anthem A city firefighter claims that staffer has released a series of text Okay?” meeting voted 7-3, with one are traditions that unify Alderman James Gardiner (45th) messages publicly that Gardiner The firefighter said that as a abstention, to continue reciting Americans and that the council may have retaliated against him reportedly wrote in 2019 in which result of the call he stopped work- the Pledge of Allegiance at coun- should continue reciting the because of his 2019 involvement in he uses demeaning language to ing on the project and avoids events cil meetings. pledge at the beginning of meet- a community group that was trying describe people including women, that the alderman may attend. About 2 months ago some LSC ings. to bring an improvement to a local and asks the staffer to help “I was warned to stay away. I was members said that they did not Taft principal Mark Grishaber park. research the criminal record of a following directions,” he said, see a need for the pledge to be on said that it is his understanding Gardiner eventually stopped the constituent who had organized a adding that a recent incident seems the council’s agenda, and a subse- that the only CPS high schools project, which had begun under the rally in protest of Gardiner’s oppo- to demonstrate Gardiner’s attitude quent vote on whether to stop which lead students in the pledge tenure of former alderman John sition to a zoning proposal. toward him and to others. reciting the pledge at meetings each day are military academies. Arena (45th), and he allegedly The firefighter said that he The firefighter said that he had was deadlocked at 6-6, and mem- LSC chairwoman Alix Davila wrote in a recently surfaced text received a call from a fire depart- learned that a resident a few weeks bers agreed to revote at the start said that the council does not that the man could “feel the brunt” ment member in 2019 warning him ago went to Gardiner’s office to dis- of the school year. have the authority to require if he kept pushing for the project. to back away from the project and cuss a different park-related mat- During the public comment sec- the school to lead students in The firefighter asked that his that since that call, he has not been ter and that the alderman report- tion, a Taft alum told the council the pledge. name and the name of the group properly compensated for the posi- edly told the resident that he needs that William Howard Taft is Courts have ruled that while not be used in the story. tion he holds in the department. to be respected and that the fire- “turning in his grave” over the public schools can lead students THE FIREFIGHTER said a for- He said a simple compensation fighter should put on his “big boy fact that the council is consider- in the pledge, no student can be mer staffer in the ward office error has not been corrected after 2 pants and come talk to me.” ing whether to remove the pledge required to recite it. To require showed some of Gardiner’s text years of trying to resolve the issue. The resident confirmed to Nadig from its agenda and that the its recital would violate a stu- messages to him, including one in THE FIREFIGHTER remem- Newspapers the meeting with school does not lead students in dent’s First Amendment rights, which Gardiner allegedly wrote bers the telephone call as follows: Gardiner. the pledge each morning. Taft is according to the rulings. that if “he keeps it up, he too will “This is a warning and listen very Gardiner would not comment on the only person to serve as a U.S. There are other Northwest Side feel the brunt.” He added that the carefully. Stay off Facebook, leave when reached by phone. At a recent president and then later as the councils that do not recite the texts provide a trail showing that Gardiner alone, don’t talk to him City Council meeting he said that chief justice of the U.S. Supreme pledge at meetings. he was being targeted. or mention him and quit with the (Continued on Page 17) POD camera coming to Several shootings reported Peterson-Cicero area recently on Northwest Side by BRIAN NADIG Also in the ward, cameras by BRIAN NADIG Police reportedly found shell of West Cullom Avenue in Portage A police observation device were installed earlier this year A 24-year-old man is in critical casings in the area of the shoot- Park, according to News Affairs. camera with license plate read- at the Milwaukee-Elston and condition after being shot while ing. The Cullom incident does not er technology is expected to be Kimball-Bryn Mawr intersec- driving at about 2:55 a.m. Sunday, ALSO IN THE AREA, about a appear to be random, as the man installed near the intersection tions. License plate reader tech- Sept. 19, near Central and Wilson week ago a suspected gang mem- may have been targeted, police of Peterson and Cicero avenues nology is being added to the avenues in Jefferson Park, accord- ber was arrested on a gun charge said. The man was transported in in the coming months, and a POD cameras at those locations. ing to the Chicago Police Depart- in the 4300 block of North Mil- critical condition to Advocate second camera for the Sau- Nugent said that the Peter- ment Office of News Affairs. waukee Avenue after he reported- Lutheran General Hospital, police ganash area is in the works at son-Cicero intersection was cho- The man reportedly was driving ly got into a verbal altercation said. He was shot six times, Pulaski Road and Bryn Mawr sen for the camera due to report- south on Central near Wilson with a rival gang member, police including two times on the right Avenue. ed carjackings in the area in the when several bullets struck him said. side of the body, once on the left Alderman Samantha Nugent past year and problems with in the neck and back area, accord- In addition, a 36-year-old man side of the body, once in the leg (39th) and 17th (Albany Park) criminals fleeing via the nearby ing to police. The man drove him- reported that three masked gun- and twice in the chest, according Police District commander Edens Expressway ramps. self to Community First Hospital men entered his residence, to police. Ronald Pontecore Jr. discussed “It’s just another tool” to fight and was later transferred to demanded money and shot him Some residents reported that crime and other issues at the crime, Nugent said. Illinois Masonic Hospital, police multiple times at about 6:15 a.m. there recently have been home Sauganash Park Community Several Northwest Side alder- said. Friday, Sept. 17, in the 5100 block (Continued on Page 17) Association meeting on Sept. 21, men have been seeking addi- which was held in-person and tional POD cameras for their online. (Continued on Page 17) Trustees discuss details of cannabis license application

by JASON MEREL said that the village needed to clar- The Lincolnwood Village Board of ify what would happen if two appli- Trustees at its Sept. 23 meeting cants submitted an application and clarified details about the applica- one was not complete in the sense tion process to open the one allowed that they need zoning relief to do cannabis dispensary in the village what they want to do. as well as approved other routine “The question before us is should matters. they be given the same rights in the “Village staff is finalizing the lottery as an entity that does not cannabis dispensary application require that relief?” Passman said. form and will be posting it on the “Should we deem their applica- village’s Web site in the coming tion complete but for this zoning days, as well as having written issue that could be addressed later? copies at the finance department Our sense is to deem that noncom- and probably several locations pliance. Unless the board dis- throughout city hall,” village man- agrees, our intent would be to make ager Anne Marie Gaura said. that clear.” THE FINAL EVERYDAY EDGEBROOK Farmers Market The market features produce, eggs, honey, salsa, jams, Applications can be turned in “For clarity, I think that you’d be of the season will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, cookies, roasted coffee, vegan bakery goods, lemonade, beginning at 9 a.m. on Oct. 1. looking for the differentiation from Sept. 25, in the parking lot at Edgebrook School, 6525 N. as well as food vendors and items and services from area Village attorney Hart Passman (Continued on Page 17) Hiawatha Ave. businesses. (Photo by Everyday Edgebrook) Page 2 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Craft beer stroll slated in Edgebrook Everyday Edgebrook will brook bag, a mug and a tast- The Jay Vanna Acoustic hold a craft beer stroll from 2 ing guide. group will perform music at to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2, in Participants can sample 2 p.m. at Bottles and Cans Downtown Edgebrook. different craft beers by walk- Edgebrook, 6401 N. Central Participants can sample ing to each participating Ave., and the Dakota House craft beers and visit store- local business. Band will perform at 5 p.m. fronts near Devon and Host businesses include at Dakota 94. Central avenues, enjoy live Aroma Cafe Shop, Baird & Water and snacks will be music, and enter for a chance Warner Edgebrook, Barone available at Andrea As- to win in a craft beer raffle. Group – Compass, Bottles lanides – State Farm Agent Each receipt from a pur- and Cans Edgebrook, City’s office, Mona’s Sweet Spot, chase in a local business will Edge, Dakota 94, Edgebrook My Sister’s Closet, and at earn a raffle ticket. All raffle Cycle, Edgebrook Parlor, the other locations. entries must be turned in at Fowler Group of @ Tickets cost $25 each and Dakota 94, 5304 W. Devon Properties, Happy Foods $40 per couple if purchased Ave., no later than 5 p.m. Edgebrook, Inspired in advance at www.every Check-in will be held from Boutique Edgebrook, Local dayedgebrook.com. 2 to 4 p.m. at the Barone Goods Chicago, Mona’s Group, 5500 W. Devon Ave. Sweet Spot, Pet Wants Registered guests will Chicago North, and Schultz Community receive an Everyday Edge- Insurance Group. cleanup set for Sept. 26

Volunteers are still being sought for a community cleanup event that will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 26, in the area bound by Elston, Montrose and Harding avenues, and Pulaski Road. People can meet at Wintrust Bank – Mayfair, 4343 N. Elston Ave., where bags and supplies will be provided. Photo by Rob Mandik The event is co-sponsored by Wintrust Bank, the 17th (Albany Park) Police District CAPS Office and the Pulaski Elston Busi- ness Association. For more information, call the 17th District CAPS at 312-742-4588 or send an e-mail to caps.017district@ chicagopolice.org. Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 3 Area lawmakers applaud energy bill Some Northwest Side legis- vehicle purchases. Society. lators recently applauded “We not only need to fight “As extreme weather condi- Governor J.B. Pritzker’s sig- climate change, we need to tions currently threaten nature of an energy bill modernize Illinois’ entire util- thousands across this coun- whose goal is to transition ity system,” state Senator try, we must realize that a Illinois to 100 percent clean Robert Martwick (D-10) said. 100 percent renewable ener- energy by the year 2050. “That means creating good- gy future is not a dream, but “This bill has nation-lead- paying clean energy jobs and an imperative,” state Senator ing equity provisions, holds requiring utility companies to Cristina Pacione-Zayas (D- utilities accountable, and accept common forms of pay- 20) said. “I’m proud to see decarbonizes our energy sec- ment without charging extra Illinois take action to defini- tor while protecting existing fees.” tively end our reliance on fos- jobs and investing in work- Martwick said the bill bans sil fuels that also protects force development to create the practice of charging fees communities that have been new ones,” state Represen- for customers who prefer to historically and systematical- tative Lindsey LaPointe (D- pay using debit or credit ly marginalized and harmed 19) said. “Residents of the cards rather than enrolling in by the practices of corporate 19th House District made it auto-pay or direct bank polluters.” clear early on in my term that transfers. LaPointe will host a virtual this was an issue they cared a Illinois joins California, environmental town hall dis- great deal about, and I am Colorado, Hawaii, Guam, cussion with Martwick from 6 thankful for the leadership Maine, New Mexico, Oregon, to 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. changes in the House and Puerto Rico, Virginia, Wa- 29. Senate that allowed for the shington and Washington Residents can RSVP by passage of this bill.” D.C. in setting 100 percent sending an e-mail to jessi Senate Bill 2408 would clean energy standards, ac- [email protected] or by require the eventual closing of cording to the Audubon calling 773-647-1174. all private coal-fired and oil- fired plants by 2030. Muni- cipal plants, including Prairie Norwood Park society State, will be required to be 100 percent carbon free by 2045 with emission reduction sets indoor yard sale guidelines introduced no later than 2035. Municipal natural The Norwood Park His- release. gas plants that do not achieve torical Society will hold an The museum store will zero carbon emissions will be indoor yard sale from sell Christmas crafts along closed by 2045. Private natu- Friday through Sunday, with various promotional ral gas plants will be expected Oct. 15 to 17, at the Noble- items, limited edition to close by 2045. Seymour-Crippen House, sketches of Norwood Park, LaPointe said the bill 5624 N. Newark Ave. collectible plates, aerial includes financial support for The sale will be held from maps of the community and nuclear plants, ensuring that 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, from 9 autographed books by local the Byron and Dresden a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and authors. plants threatened for closure from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Parking will be available can remain open and jobs will Sunday. in the parking lot behind be protected. She said the bill The sale will feature the house and additional also set up grant programs antiques, collectibles, political parking is available on and economic incentives to buttons and memorabilia, Newark Avenue. help workers who may be baseball cards, baseball mem- Masks will be required. impacted by a fossil fuel plant orabilia and other similar For more information, closure by providing benefits items, according to a press call 773-746-6363. and community assistance. The proposal also aims to put more electric vehicles on the road by offering a new $4,000 rebate for electric Wellness fair scheduled at Norwood Park Alderman Anthony Napo- litano (41st) and state Rep- resentative Brad Stephens (D-20) will hold a health and wellness fair from 9 a.m. to noon at the Norwood Park fieldhouse, 5801 N. Natoma Ave. The event will offer free flu shots and Pfizer COVID- 19 vaccines. The event is co- sponsored by the Jewel-Osco Pharmacy and the Chicago Park District. For more information, call 773-631-2241. Page 4 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021

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NEW PRICE | EDGEBROOK 6048 N. LANDERS AVE. UNDER CONTRACT | EDGEBROOK NORWOOD PARK Listed at $499,000 3+ Bedrooms I 3 Baths 7029 N. Mankato Ave. 7701 W. Devon Ave. 3 Bedrooms I 2 Baths 2 Bedrooms I 2 Baths Listed at $489,000 $359,000

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UNDER CONTRACT | OLD NORWOOD UNDER CONTRACT | GLENVIEW FOREST GLEN JUST LISTED | BUCKTOWN 5855 N. West Circle Ave. 2449 Rebecca Ln. 5824 N. Forest Glen Ave. 1950 N. Honore St. #1 4 Bedrooms I 2.1 Baths 3 Bedrooms I 2 Baths 3 Bedrooms | 2.1 Baths 3 Bedrooms I 2.1 Baths Listed at $599,000 Listed at $499,000 Listed at $550,000 Listed at $685,000

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Edgebrook | 5430 W. Devon Ave. | 773.775.1855 | BairdWarner.com Page 6 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 7 ‘Paint Edgebrook Pink’ ‘Beer in the Woods’ at 5K run, walk scheduled LaBagh Woods slated Friends of the Forest display stunning birds of The “Paint Edgebrook in 2009 after a close friend Preserves will hold the prey and RHINO Poetry Pink” 5-kilometer run and shared her breast cancer fifth annual “Beer in the Magazine will have a walk event will be held begin- diagnosis with me,” Kramer Woods” event from 1 to 6 nature poetry table to help ning at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. said. “I knew I wasn’t alone p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25 at people write poems, the 16, at the Bunker Hill Forest in being affected by this dis- LaBagh Woods, 5275 N. release said. Preserve near Harts Road ease and I saw this as a way Cicero Ave. Tickets range from $15 to and Touhy Avenue. to bring our community clos- The event will feature $60 and can be purchased Proceeds will benefit the er together – to honor sur- craft beer and cider sam- through Eventbrite by vis- Breast Cancer Research vivors, commemorate loved ples, bird and lichen walks, iting www. bit.ly/BITW21. Foundation and the run will ones and pay tribute to those yoga in the grass, and A weeklong virtual festi- be followed by a post-race cel- who are no longer with us.” information about animals val will also be held lead- ebration featuring food, live Online registration is open found in the Cook County ing up to the event includ- music and activities for fami- at www.paintedgebrook forest preserves, a press ing five nights of virtual lies. pink.com. release said. programs, such as beer The event was founded by Registration costs $35 for The event will also fea- tasting and yoga. local real estate broker Linda individuals and $75 for fami- ture a bicycle clinic, a Access to the weeklong Kramer and is now co-spon- lies, which includes up to two crafts table with "design- virtual festival is $25 or sored by Dream Town Realty. adults and two children. your-own" tree cookies, $15 as an add-on to the Kramer said “Paint Edge- Sponsorship opportunities music, a presentation on “Beer in the Woods” brook Pink” showcases the are available. frogs and snakes, and a event. community spirit of both For more information, call program on how to brew Tickets for the virtual Edgebrook residents and Kramer at 773-401-5898 or beer at home. event can also be pur- local businesses. send an e-mail to linda. Northern Illinois Raptor chased by visiting www. “I planned the first event [email protected]. Rehab & Education will bit.ly/BITW21. Outdoor Mass for first responders set Saint Mary of the Woods Wednesday, Sept. 29, in the ment and emergency med- Church and School, 7033 N. lot by Hiawatha Avenue. ical services and participants Moselle Ave., will hold an The traditional Mass is for are asked to wear their uni- outdoor “Blue Mass” for first public servants in law forms. For more information, responders at 8:30 a.m. enforcement, fire depart- call 773-763-0206. Prescription drop-off set at station State Representative Brad Chicago Fired Department ications and vitamins. Stephens (D-2) and Alder- Engine 119 station, 6030 N. Needles and illegal drugs will man Anthony Napolitano Avondale Ave. not be accepted, a flyer said. (41st) will hold a prescription People can drop off pre- For more information, call drop-off event 9 a.m. to noon scription medications, oint- Stephens’ office at 773-444- Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the ments and patches, pet med- 0611. Page 8 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 9 Council approves school projects The Chicago City Council height of existing chimney improvements, equipment recently approved more than stacks for ongoing mainte- upgrades, a new playfield, $9 million in tax increment nance and safety purposes. running track and nature financing district fundings Both projects are expected area. The project is expect- for five improvement proj- to be completed by fall of ed to be completed by sum- ects of Chicago public 2022. The Farnsworth proj- mer of 2023 and funding schools, including several on ect will receive funding pro- will be provided by the the Northwest Side. vided by the Clark/Montrose TIF dis- The lion’s share of the Elston/Armstrong TIF district. funding will go to Vaughn trict. The Peterson project Cardenas School, 2345 S. Occupational High School, will receive funding provid- Millard Ave., will receive 4355 N. Linder Ave., which ed by the Lawrence/ Kedzie $550,000 for playground will receive $5 million for a TIF district. surface and equipment up- new roof. The project is The Courtenay Ele- grades. The project is expected to be completed by mentary Language Arts expected to be completed by fall of 2022 and the West Center, 4420 N. Beacon fall of 2022 and funding will Irving Park TIF district will Ave., will receive $2.1 mil- be provided by the Ogden/ provide funding. lion for playground surface Pulaski TIF district. Farnsworth School, 5414 N. Linder Ave., and Peter- son School, 5510 N. Christ- iana Ave., will each receive $750,000 to reduce the Fund-raiser for officer Yanez slated A fund-raiser to support Chicago police officer Carlos Yanez Jr. will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, at Teaser’s Pub, 7123 W. Higgins Road. Admission is $20 and proceeds will go to officer Yanez. His father will be in atten- dance and the event will include food, entertainment, vendors, and raffles. The event is sponsored by Teaser’s Pub, aldermen Nicholas Sposato (38th), Anthony Napolitano (41st), police lieutenant John Garrido Jr. and the Law & Order political action committee. Page 10 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 11 Page 12 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 13 Program on Capone, Ness set Blessing The Norwood Park His- “This colorful discourse Capone’s empire, what the of animals torical Society will meet at 7 will sweep you back to the Untouchables did after raid- p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20, at early 1930s where you can ing breweries, Capone’s the Noble-Seymour-Crippen almost hear the rumble of celebrity status, the assassi- scheduled House, 5624 N. Newark Ave. streetcars, the syncopation nation attempts on Eliot Edgebrook Lutheran Actor, author and historian of blue-light trumpets and Ness and many other inter- Church, 5252 W. Devon Ave., Joseph Geringer will give a the staccato of Tommy esting episodes during this will hold a blessing of the presentation titled “Al guns,” Geringer said. “And violent time. animals at 4 p.m. Saturday, Capone & Eliot Ness: The you’ll meet ‘Scarface Al’ and The program will be Oct. 2, on the front lawn. Real Story of the Un- the Justice Department streamed and later available Pastor Christina Garrett touchables.” The presenta- agent who helped bring him on the NPHS members’ page. Klein will bless pet parents tion will detail the govern- down.” For more information, call and cats, dogs, small mam- ment effort to rid the city of He said the presentation the Norwood Park Historical mals, lizards and amphib- Capone mob’s influence. will discuss the extent of Society at 773-631-4633. ians. For more information, call 773-763-2121.

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SAINT PATRICK High School alum Dan The students visited three area fire and two Gillespie (center) is pictured with current sen- area police stations in memory of the 20th iors Aaron Origenes, Sean Conway, Anthony anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks Cali and Alex Goworowski. and delivered commemorative T-shirts. Page 14 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 15 HIRING Saturday Mornings Around 5 $ 00 Hours of 95 Walking! Nadig Newspapers

KING NYANI, the largest bronze gorilla sculpture in the world entrance, measures 23 feet long, 8.5 feet high, and weighs We are currently looking to hire a has a permanent home at Brookfield Zoo. 4,766 pounds. The sculpture, which is located just inside the zoo’s north (Photo by Cathy Bazzoni/Brookfield Zoo) door to door delivery person for Saturday mornings. Large bronze sculpture of gorilla installed at Brookfield Zoo Vehicle is required. The largest bronze gorilla release said. ment to save the gorillas.” inspire future conservation- Contact Joe at 773.286.6100 sculpture in the world found The sculpture, which was “Conservation is at the ists.” a home at Brookfield Zoo previously displayed at Bella heart of everything we do at Brookfield Zoo is home to Mon - Fri 6:30am - 1pm thanks to the generosity of a Abzug Park in New York Brookfield Zoo, and creating seven western lowland goril- [email protected] group of donors. City, is based on the head of opportunities to help under- las including JoJo, Binti Jua, King Nyani, which is the family, a dominant silver- stand the interconnectivity Koola, Kamba, Nora, Please no walk ins. Swahili for “gorilla,” is a back gorilla. between humans, animals, Zachary, and Ali. sculpture created by artists “We wanted to create a and the environment is Gillie and Marc Schattner to sculpture where the public key,” president of the raise awareness on the could really get close to the Chicago Zoological Society importance of the critically silverback (male adult goril- Dr. Stuart Strahl said. endangered gorilla. la), both physically and emo- “Like our iconic lion statues The sculpture, which is tionally,” Gillie Schattner at our south entrance, we located just inside the zoo’s said. “Being able to sit in his hope that King Nyani will north entrance, measures 23 hand and look up at his gen- create memorable moments feet long, 8.5 feet tall and tle face we hope they will fall for guests coming to the zoo weighs 4,766 pounds, a press in love and join the move- for generations to come and Property tax sale held on Nov. 5 Cook County Treasurer which were due in 2019, is “About 75 percent of the Maria Pappas will hold the due on 36,000 homes, busi- taxes offered for sale are for first tax sale of delinquent nesses and land. properties in majority Black county property taxes in Less than $1,000 is owed and Latino communities,” more than 2 years on Nov. 5. on 11,744 properties in Pappas said. “That’s why About $163.4 million in Chicago and 7,700 proper- ‘Black and Latino Houses unpaid 2018 property taxes, ties in suburban Cook Matter,’ my program to help County, a press release said. homeowners find refunds ‘Gladstone Pappas is sending owners and apply for tax exemp- of those properties a certi- tions, is so important.” Park Fall fied letter informing them Owners may be unaware that their unpaid taxes are the taxes on their properties scheduled to be sold, which are headed to the tax sale Fest’ set would put a lien against because the U.S. Postal The Gladstone Park their properties, which is Service has returned bills Advisory Council and the usually the first step in a and subsequent notices on Well Resource Center will process that can end with 17,702 properties, Pappas hold the “Gladstone Park the loss of a property, the said. Fall Fest” at 4 p.m. Satur- release said. The annual tax sale tradi- day, Oct. 2, at Gladstone Owners can avoid the tax tionally is conducted 13 Park, 5421 N. Menard Ave. sale by paying the delin- months after the due date The festival will feature quent taxes and interest but was delayed because of bounce houses, a pumpkin before the sale begins. To see the COVID-19 pandemic. patch, activities for children, if taxes are delinquent or to Pappas plans to conduct the a costume contest at 6 p.m. make a payment, residents sale for 2019 unpaid taxes in and showings of “The Night- can visit www.cookcoun May and for 2020 taxes in mare Before Christmas” and tytrea surer.com and select November of 2022, the press “Hocus Pocus.” “Avoid the Tax Sale.” release said.

Now Accepting Applications: Servers & Kitchen Help Page 16 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 17 Crime Watch Crime Watch 16th District to soon get A WOMAN reported that she a loud boom and later when he (Continued on Page 16) 3500 block of West Leland Avenue, rear quarter panel and 11 spent was carjacked at about 9:50 p.m. went outside to his 1976 Chevrolet building and saw that one of the according to 17th (Albany Park) shell casings were recovered, Tuesday, Sept. 21, in the 3500 Camaro, he discovered that the men was punched and kicked District police. according to police. strategic support center block of North Orange Avenue by windshield was cracked with visi- numerous times while he was The 33-year-old man reported One of the teenagers was by BRIAN NADIG matched the vehicle described in a Hiawatha Park, according to the ble burn marks and damage to the bloody and on the ground, police that he was driving with a 15- described as male, White/His- The 16th (Jefferson Park) Police July intelligence report on a Chicago Police Department Office hood of the car, according to police. said. year-old teenager in the passen- panic, age 16 to 17, wearing a red An employee of the theater ger seat when two teenagers shot shirt and “tall and skinny.” The District will soon have a fully domestic-related incident, accord- of News Affairs. The man reported that he operational Strategic Decision ing to police. reported that the staff had nothing at his vehicle and fled east on other teen was described as male, The 38-year-old woman reported opened the hood and discovered Support Center to help provide Biggane said that the arrest “got to do with the incident outside, Leland, according to police. White/Hispanic, age 16 to 17, that she was getting out of her what appeared to be small pieces real-time intelligence to beat and a gun with a laser off the street” 2021 Jeep Cherokee when two of a discharged firework, police according to police. Neither of the occupants were wearing a blue sweater and “short tactical officers. and “the officers are paying atten- men approached the car and one of said. Officers were provided with a injured however their vehicle and and chubby.” “Every other district in the city tion to our intelligence bulletins.” them pointed a handgun to her A MAN REPORTED that he video from the incident and detec- three others on the street were hit A MAN REPORTED that his has one. The district is the last to The committee also honored offi- neck and demanded her property, was attacked at about 9:05 p.m. tives are investigating, police said. by gunfire, police said. vehicle was stolen between 11 p.m. get one,” district commander cer Lauren Kreher for her arrest of according to police. Thursday, Sept. 16, in the alley in A MAN REPORTED that his The man’s vehicle had bullet Tuesday, Sept. 14, and 7 a.m. Maureen Biggane said at the Sept. a suspect in the stabbing of a man The woman reported that the the 4800 block of West Belmont vehicle was hit by bullets at about holes in the front windshield, pas- Wednesday, Sept. 15, from the 16 meeting of the 16th District inside a parked car in the Wendy’s men took her cellphone and purse Avenue, according to 16th (Jeffer- 9:10 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, in the senger window and passenger side garage of a home in the 6200 block Advisory Committee. parking lot at 3939 N. Harlem Ave. containing an unknown amount of son Park) District police. of North Kirkwood Avenue, accord- Construction of the center, which Two civilians assisted police with ing to 17th (Albany Park) District will be housed inside the district the apprehension of the man, who cash and fled in her vehicle, police The man reported that he drove (Continued from Page 1) said. into the alley and discovered that Trustees . . . police. station at 5151 N. Milwaukee Ave., tried to flee on foot. should be completed in a few It also was reported that a sus- The men were described only as a black Nissan sedan with three one application to another where have to agree to make revisions to The man reported that when he weeks, she said. pect gang member recently was Black. men inside was blocking the one that is complete or not in need make it compliant. We’re not look- awoke he discovered that a side THE CENTER will be staffed arrested in the 4300 block of North A MAN WAS shot at about 3 mouth of the alley, according to of any board action would be ahead ing to get into a hearing for this window and the rear door of the in line of one that would need fur- applicant. We’re looking for our home were forced open and the by two officers 24 hours a day, and Milwaukee Avenue after he report- a.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, in the 5600 police. The man reported that he they will be monitoring the edly got into a verbal altercation ther action,” Mayor Jesal Patel rules to be followed, to the letter.” keys to his 2014 Honda CR-V block of West Wilson Avenue, honked and asked them to move approximately 20 police observa- with a rival gang member. A hand- said. Trustee Craig Klatzco asked were missing, according to according to 16th (Jefferson Park) the vehicle when they exited the tion device cameras in the district, gun with a laser was recovered as District police. vehicle, police said. “We understood it to be a pretty what happens to noncompliant police. The man reported that he 911 calls that involve the district a result of the arrest, police said. A woman reported that she was The man reported that he also hard line,” Passman said. “The applications. Passman said his went to the garage and discov- and publicly available social Reported thefts in the district a passenger in a 24-year-old man’s exited his vehicle and the three application that comes in, the reg- understanding was that the appli- ered that the vehicle was miss- media, Biggane said. The latter are up 54 percent this year vehicle and they were driving men punched him in the head and istration has to be as if everything cant would not qualify for registra- ing, police said. could include surveillance footage through Sept. 12 when compared south on Central Avenue passing body, then fled north, according to else is ready to go but for the regis- tion and a compliant application A MAN REPORTED that he of crimes that victims post on to the same period last year, with Wilson Avenue when she heard police. tration.” would be accepted. Klatzco asked was carjacked at gunpoint at social media but do not report to 473 incidents in 2021 and 308 in several gunshots, according to The three men were only Trustee Chris Martel asked if what happens if multiple applica- about 8:15 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, police, she said. 2020. police. described as White/Hispanic, age this decision favored a certain type tions come in and they’re all non- in the 3600 block of Saint Louis The center’s officers will be Biggane said that the increase is Gardiner’s texting mess The woman reported that the 24- 20 to 29. of development. compliant. Trustee Atour Sargon Avenue, according to 17th (Albany studying crime patterns as they are due in large part to catalytic con- developing and relay information verter thefts and thefts from year-old man told her he was shot A MAN REPORTED that sev- “It would favor an applicant that said the first compliant application Park) District police. to patrol officers so they can better unlocked vehicles. She added that and drove himself to Community eral items including a handgun has the ability to design its dispen- should be accepted at that point. The man reported that he sary in a way that satisfies all “The time in which an applicant parked his vehicle in his garage target problem areas, Biggane said. in recent weeks converter thieves First Medical Center, where he were stolen from a vehicle parked The officers will be giving reports have been targeting Mitsubishi could impact ward remap was stabilized and transported to in the 3600 block of North Oconto these other zoning requirements,” may get approved or denied may when a man approached pointing Passman said. eliminate the opportunity for us to a gun and demanded his cell at roll calls, she said. Outlanders. Illinois Masonic Hospital in criti- Avenue between 10 p.m. Saturday, Also at the meeting, officers Overall serious crime in the dis- “To be clear, it doesn’t have to be have an alternate in place,” Patel phone and entered the garage by RUSS STEWART sworn-in as alderman in 2019 and did by beating Clinton. The text cal but stable condition for a gun- Sept. 4, and 2:40 p.m. Tuesday, Esteban Ramos and Fazan Khan trict has increased 17 percent this move-in ready,” Patel said. “They said. “So if an applicant comes in pointing the gun at the man’s As it is said over and over, “it ain’t that there have been many anony- tempest hardens that hatred. And shot wound that entered his neck Sept. 14, according to 16th (Jeffer- were selected as “Officers of the year, with 1,064 incidents com- over until it’s over.” mous anti-Gardiner social media they sense blood in the water unlike and exited his upper back, police son Park) District police. needing board action, which is sub- head, according to police. Month” for their Aug. 16 arrest of pared to 911 in 2020. On area of That pithy redundancy, if applied accounts created to attack him. what those signs say that “Hate has said. The man reported that when he sequently denied, and in that time The man reported that he a man suspected in a domestic bat- decline is burglaries, with 174 to embattled 45th Ward alderman In the short term, Gardiner’s no home here.” Officers recovered two spent returned to the vehicle he discov- Threat . . . that the application was presented pushed the man’s arm away to tery and aggravated assault with a incidents compared to 193 report- Jim Gardiner, could be construed as career is not over. Many other alder- Add in a constant anti-Gardiner shell casings and observed several ered that several items were miss- (Continued from Page 1) and denied alternative applications avoid getting shot and that there handgun. The officers pulled their ed break-ins during the same peri- either terrific or terrible. men have committed far worse drumbeat on social media that has would go elsewhere, when the was a struggle and he fell to the bullet holes in the man’s vehicle ing from the trunk, including fish- while he has “sinned,” he claims that suspect’s car over because it od in 2020. Sure, Gardiner can rejoice “sins,” some are even walking the Arena base angry and motivated, while it was parked at the hospi- ing equipment and a 22-caliber denial is finalized, we’re left, really ground, police said. knowing that objectionable and around the council chambers facing and everyone should grab some pop- he has “never acted on those rants.” tal, according to police. handgun, according to police. it’s a game of musical chairs where The man reported that when he demeaning private texts, however indictments. Some even get re-elect- corn. This will be interesting. Meanwhile, the city ethics board TWO PEOPLE reported that A TEENAGER was placed into when the music stops, we don’t stood up, he threw his phone (Continued from Page 1) revolting, have not yet been crim- ed while they are indicted. THE RETRIBUTION: An apolo- has said “probable cause” exists to Cameras . . . their vehicle was hit by a bullet at custody after he allegedly climbed suspect that Gardiner violated have somebody to sit down.” hoping the distraction would inalized. It is still deemed free Unless the feds or the Inspector gy is defined as an expression of Also at the meeting, trustees allow him to escape, when he wards in an effort to help police area schools in an effort to warn speech under the First Am- General find something that can regret and plea for pardon, an about 10:50 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17, on to the roof of a building at about ordinances when he threatened to approved an amendment to village heard his vehicle start and the track fleeing offenders given that youngsters that police would be endment, even though those abu- criminally stick, Gardiner will acknowledgement of some fault, in the 6000 block of West Cullom 6:50 p.m. Monday, Sept. 13, at withhold city services to a con- code that removed term limits for man fled north to Waveland in many instances police are pro- taking a “zero tolerance” approach sive texts are misogynistic. remain in office until May of 2023. injury or insult. Gardiner did make a Avenue, according to 16th (Jeffer- Jefferson Memorial Park, 4822 N. stituent who supported an oppo- members of boards and commis- hibited from chasing them per to rowdy behavior at the park, and I don’t know if Gardiner hates But what IS OVER, and what statement of apology to the people he son Park) District police. Long Ave., according to 16th nent in the 2019 aldermanic elec- Avenue in his vehicle, according women or not, but many seem to Gardiner cannot rejoice about, is his offended but some have called it not The man and the woman report- (Jefferson Park) District police. tion and when he threatened to sions. Commissioners for most to police. department policy. in June the closing time for the think so and have labeled him guilty. grace period. enough. ed they were driving west on A park district employee report- have the criminal record released boards were previously limited to no Several witnesses were on scene The Chicago Police Department park was changed from 11 p.m. to One thing is clear, this is not just a He’s been alderman for 29 months Mayor Lori Lightfoot then quickly Cullom when they heard shots ed seeing the teen climbing the of a resident who had been critical more than four consecutive 3-year and three residents provided sur- prohibits motor vehicle pursuits of 9 p.m. of him. dust-up which will fade after the and he’s not done much to expand piled on, demanding an investiga- fired, turned into an alley to drive building and told him not to do it terms. Commissioners on the veillance footage of the incident to offenders whose most serious Also at the meeting, Nugent The board will offer Gardiner the next news cycle, nor just a tempo- his political base. He upset predeces- tion by the Inspector General. Then, north toward Montrose Avenue but he refused, according to telecommunications advisory board officers, police said. offenses are believed to be a theft, announced plans for the opportunity to meet with the board rary political challenge. sor John Arena in 2019 with 50.1 according to the Chicago Tribune, and realized that the windshield police. were previously limited to no more The man was described as Black, including the stealing of catalytic streetscaping of Pulaski Road Having texted privately that certain the FBI started sniffing around. before it makes a final ruling and than three consecutive 6-year terms. age 16 to 21, 5-7 to 5-11 and 125 to converters. There are several between Devon Avenue on the was hit by a bullet, according to The teen reported that he did issues a possible fine. female city council staffers and con- This is some serious stuff – not nec- The mayor appoints members to the 150 pounds, wearing a black jack- restrictions on chases involving north and Rosemont Avenue on Analysis and Opinion police. not know how to get down from the The city Inspector General and stituents were “b*****s” and “c***s,” essarily because Gardiner actually Officers recovered one bullet roof and officers called the Chicago boards and commissions. et, light blue jeans and white gym more serious crimes following a the south. It will include street the backlash and counter-assault has DID something criminally wrong, but the FBI reportedly are looking into by Russ Stewart from the rear seat of the vehicle, Fire Department to provide a safe Also at the meeting, the board shoes. study that showed that 66 percent resurfacing and new curbs, gut- begun and will be relentless. because it creates the perception of Gardiner’s conduct, according to a police said. Several spent shell rescue with a ladder and the approved the extension of a special SHOTS were fired at about of the 270 motor vehicle pursuits ters, catch basins and trees, she And it won’t end until he’s gone. possible wrongdoing, and in this day report by the Chicago Tribune. casings were discovered in the teenager was placed into custody “Department of Justice policy use for a distribution center at 11:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17, in the in the city in 2019 had resulted in said. “He had become the city council’s percent, and won the Democratic and age sometimes that’s all it takes. 7080 N. McCormick Boulevard. 3600 block of West Wilson Avenue, crashes. The meeting’s agenda also Trump even before he was in committeeperson’s post in 2020 with A condemnation of his actions and area and at least one other parked for trespassing, police said. prevents the FBI from commenting The distribution center has been according to 17th (Albany Park) On the topic of converter thefts, included a presentation from the office,” said Alderman Nick 51.3 percent (see chart). Gardiner his words was recently signed by all vehicle was damaged by the gun- The suspect was identified by on the existence or non-existence of operating as a food distribution site District police. Pontecore said that thieves are Cook County Forest Preserve Sposato (38th). He added that “the incurred the implacable hatred of 35 15 female aldermen on the council, shots, according to police. policy as a 13-year-old male. any investigation that may or may for school-age children during the looking for “a certain type of rare District. lefty loonies of the 45th Ward” were to 40 percent of the ward’s electorate including Samantha Nugent (39th). Police said that two shooters SEVERAL motor vehicle thefts not be occurring,” an agency Officers recovered 17 spent 9- attacking him before he was by beating Arena, much like Trump Gardiner’s response has been to may be involved. were reported between 9 p.m. spokesman told Nadig News- pandemic and the board extended millimeter shell casings, according metal inside it” and that there are Information on association become a ghost. He is not returning A DELIVERY driver reported Thursday, Sept. 16, and 4 a.m. papers. the special use until June 30. to police. “multiple crews” throughout the membership, which costs $30 for calls, including mine, and the rest of that he was threatened with a gun Saturday, Sept. 18, according to city stealing the converters. adults and $20 for seniors, is 45th Ward Vote Results the city’s reporters. That’s not a good at about 2:25 p.m. Wednesday, 16th (Jefferson Park) District Earlier this year there were available at www.sauganash numerous reports of teenage park.org. Checks can be dropped Alderman/2011 runoff Vote problem to have, to have a slew of Sept. 15, in the 5300 block of West police. Texting . . . . (Continued from Page 16) drinking and vandalism at off at Wintrust Bank, 4343 W. John Arena 6,083 (50.1%) journalists breathing down your Irving Park Road, according to Thefts were reported in the 4400 John Garrido 6,053 (49.9%) neck. He needs closure, which 16th (Jefferson Park) District block of North Milwaukee Avenue, he is willing to relocate his home. ated it cannot be diluted, or put and gives it to 39, then parts of Sauganash Park, 5861 N. Kostner Peterson Ave. Turnout 12,136 means no more publicized texts and police. the 6400 block of North Le Mai Chicago’s population was 2,695,598 under 45 percent. So Black- and Albany Park could go to 33rd, with Ave., but the problems eventually Alderman/2015 runoff a movement to the next news cycle. The man reported that he was Avenue and in the 5500 block of in 2010, which broke out to 53,911 Hispanic-majority wards remain for- parts of 33rd going to a new Portage dissipated, Pontecore said. While the alderman may have got- John Arena 8,488 (53.9%) driving north on Long Avenue North Panama Avenue, according people per ward. The 2020 census put ever, with “packing” and non-com- Park/Independence Park/Jefferson “We had a car sit out there and REPORTER NEWSPAPERS ten used to functioning in a testos- the city at 2,746,388, which now pactness permissible. There are now Park 45th – which a woke left-lean- John Garrido 7,263 (46.1%) when he saw a black Infiniti sport to police. make sure nothing happened,” he terone-soaked environment as a fire- means 54,928 per ward. But the 17 White aldermen, and certainly ing candidate would win, maybe Turnout 15,751 utility vehicle running stop signs THREE MEN reported they said. Publishers Alderman/2019 election fighter, the City Hall’s patriarchy wards did not stagnate, nor did the enough White voters to create 19 even Arena. Megan Lopp Mathias is At the time, notices were sent to Glenn Nadig Brian Nadig has been largely replaced by a woke and passing vehicles, according to were attacked at about 3:45 a.m. demographics. Overall, the White White-majority wards; but the VRA already running. Bette Nadig (1937-1995) Jim Gardiner 7,570 (50.1%) police. The driver reported that Sunday, Sept. 19, allegedly by Circulation Manager...... Joe Czech John Arena 5,382 (36.2%) matriarchy. and Hispanic population grew and creates a legal roadblock. Senior THE OUTLOOK: As of June 30, Editor in Chief...... Cyryl Jakubowski the SUV started driving slowly security guards outside of the Ad- MEMBER OF THE FOLLOWING Turnout 14,858 Gardiner’s pro-police stance does the Black population shrank. The incumbents will have input. Gardiner had $173,010 on-hand, and CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Democratic committeeman/2020 not help him either in this situation. after passing the intersection of miral Theater, 3940 W. Lawrence Southwest and far West Side has Gardiner will be ignored. raised $103,530 in the second quar- Shootings... Jim Gardiner 5,559 (51.3%) THE MAP: The most expeditious Addison Street and Long Avenue, Ave., according to 17th (Albany become more Hispanic; the near west The data shows the Gold Coast ter. The rap on Arena was that he Ellen Hill 5,267 (48.7%) way to punish Gardiner is to dis- police said. The delivery driver Park) District police. and south Loop has become more 42nd Ward, which runs from Van was vindictive, a bully, and contemp- (Continued from Page 1) Turnout 10,826 mantle his ward. And that could reported that at some point he The men reported they ap- White; Hispanics are dispersing into Buren to Chicago Ave., had a popu- tuous of his critics. He called Trump windows and car windows shot State’s Attorney/2020 primary occur by Dec. 1, the deadline by honked at the SUV, the driver of proached a guard inside and asked outlying White areas; and the White lation spike of 28,009. All the supporters Neanderthals and knuck- out on Cullom near Austin Kim Foxx 3,581 (31.1%) which the council must pass a the SUV backed up and pointed a how much it was to access the VIP population is surging along the Lakefront wards from Lincoln le-draggers. Some of his opponents Avenue. Bill Conway 5,076 (44.1%) remap. It will take 41 votes to do so, gun at him, according to police. area and offered money and were Lakefront, both north and south. Park’s 43rd Ward to the 50th in didn’t appreciate the things he did for Police have said that some of the 2 other candidates 2,868 (15.8%) and Gardiner is not a member of the The delivery driver reported that allegedly told to leave the estab- The map, effective 2023, will be West Rogers Park had increases of the ward and that’s why he got 36.2 shootings in the 16th (Jefferson Black Caucus (20), the Latino drawn by the Rules Committee 4-5,000, with 4,940 in the 50th percent in 2019. •Jefferson Park •Albany Park Turnout 11,525 he pulled into an alley for safety lishment, according to police. Park) and 17th (Albany Park) dis- •Portage Park •Gladstone Park Caucus (13), the Socialist Caucus (5) chaired by Alderman Michelle Ward. The south Loop 2nd Ward In 2011 Arena won 33 of 53 •Norwood Park •Edgebrook State’s Attorney/2020 election and did not see which direction the The men reported that they were tricts in recent months are related •Belmont-Central •Sauganash or the informal “women’s caucus” Harris, Lightfoot’s floor leader. The grew by 7,307, the south Lakefront precincts and won big south of •Edison Park •Lincolnwood Kim Foxx (D) 10,535 (40.5%) SUV fled, police said. escorted out of the building and to armed gang members driving (15) all of whom want to protect map must be passed with 41 votes; if 3rd by 8,398, the 4th by 5,794 and Lawrence. In 2015 he won 32 of 48 NEWS DEADLINE 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY Pat O’Brien (R) 13,275 (51.1%) A description of the man with the incident escalated and they around and looking for rival gang [email protected] Turnout 26,006 their incumbents. not, state law requires a citywide the 5th (Hyde Park) by 4,210. The precincts; in 2019 he won 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WELCOME the gun was not provided. reported that one of them was members, especially along Cicero All letters must include full name, address and tele- President/2020 election Gardiner resides in north referendum on any map that is west Loop 27th was up nearly precincts, all south of Lawrence and A MAN REPORTED that an punched in the eye, the other had Avenue and Peterson Avenue. phone number for verification purposes only and Joe Biden (D) 18,727 (67.9%) Gladstone Park, just a half block approved. 5,000. by reduced margins. In 2020, should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Nadig south of Peterson Avenue and 2 explosive was detonated by the his phone taken and damaged and This summer an off-duty police Newspapers. 4937 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 60630. Donald Trump (R) 8,309 (30.1%) Three factors are paramount, said On the Northwest Side the 41st Gardiner won 30 of 48 precincts, We reserve the right to edit all correspondence. Turnout 27,560 blocks east of Nagle, the ward’s north hood of his car at about 8:30 a.m. the third was punched and kicked Alderman Gilbert Villegas (36th). Ward grew by 3,486, the 38th by none south of Lawrence. Gardiner is officer appeared to be mistaken and west boundaries. A new map Wednesday, Sept. 15, in the 3600 while he was lying on the side- Data, the federal Voting Rights Act, 2,043 and the 45th by 2,082, but the toast without Gladstone Park. for a rival gang member while One Year Mail Subscription $115 President/2016 election E-Mail Subscription $25 Hillary Clinton (D) 16,082 (67.2%) could put all or part of Gladstone block of North Oriole Avenue, walk, according to police. and incumbent input. The census 39th by only 177. Villegas’s 36th is Gardiner’s future depends on the driving and got into an exchange Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9-5 Telephone: 773-286-6100 Donald Trump (R) 6,587 (27.5%) Park into the 39th or 41st wards. according to 16th (Jefferson Park) A witness reported that he saw data is available. The VRA has a non- down by 586 and the 33rd is down by new map, and not on the FBI or the of gunfire with assailants in a Nadig Newspapers, Inc. Turnout 23,938 That would be politically fatal unless District police. the incident from inside of the retrogression clause, which means 1,236. If the 45th Ward redraw lops IG, unless, they find something of parking lot at Six Corners, police 4937 N. Milwaukee, Chicago 60630-2191 (Continued on Page 17) The man reported that he heard (Continued on Page 17) once a majority-minority ward is cre- off Gladstone Park (north of Foster) criminal substance. said. Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 Page 17 Crime Watch 16th District to soon get (Continued on Page 16) 3500 block of West Leland Avenue, rear quarter panel and 11 spent building and saw that one of the according to 17th (Albany Park) shell casings were recovered, men was punched and kicked District police. according to police. strategic support center numerous times while he was The 33-year-old man reported One of the teenagers was bloody and on the ground, police that he was driving with a 15- described as male, White/His- by BRIAN NADIG matched the vehicle described in a said. year-old teenager in the passen- panic, age 16 to 17, wearing a red The 16th (Jefferson Park) Police July intelligence report on a An employee of the theater ger seat when two teenagers shot shirt and “tall and skinny.” The District will soon have a fully domestic-related incident, accord- operational Strategic Decision ing to police. reported that the staff had nothing at his vehicle and fled east on other teen was described as male, Support Center to help provide Biggane said that the arrest “got to do with the incident outside, Leland, according to police. White/Hispanic, age 16 to 17, real-time intelligence to beat and a gun with a laser off the street” according to police. Neither of the occupants were wearing a blue sweater and “short tactical officers. and “the officers are paying atten- Officers were provided with a injured however their vehicle and and chubby.” “Every other district in the city tion to our intelligence bulletins.” video from the incident and detec- three others on the street were hit A MAN REPORTED that his has one. The district is the last to The committee also honored offi- tives are investigating, police said. by gunfire, police said. vehicle was stolen between 11 p.m. get one,” district commander cer Lauren Kreher for her arrest of A MAN REPORTED that his The man’s vehicle had bullet Tuesday, Sept. 14, and 7 a.m. Maureen Biggane said at the Sept. a suspect in the stabbing of a man vehicle was hit by bullets at about holes in the front windshield, pas- Wednesday, Sept. 15, from the 16 meeting of the 16th District inside a parked car in the Wendy’s 9:10 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, in the senger window and passenger side garage of a home in the 6200 block Advisory Committee. parking lot at 3939 N. Harlem Ave. of North Kirkwood Avenue, accord- Construction of the center, which Two civilians assisted police with ing to 17th (Albany Park) District will be housed inside the district the apprehension of the man, who Trustees . . . (Continued from Page 1) police. station at 5151 N. Milwaukee Ave., tried to flee on foot. one application to another where have to agree to make revisions to The man reported that when he should be completed in a few It also was reported that a sus- one that is complete or not in need make it compliant. We’re not look- awoke he discovered that a side weeks, she said. pect gang member recently was of any board action would be ahead ing to get into a hearing for this window and the rear door of the THE CENTER will be staffed arrested in the 4300 block of North in line of one that would need fur- applicant. We’re looking for our home were forced open and the by two officers 24 hours a day, and Milwaukee Avenue after he report- they will be monitoring the edly got into a verbal altercation ther action,” Mayor Jesal Patel rules to be followed, to the letter.” keys to his 2014 Honda CR-V approximately 20 police observa- with a rival gang member. A hand- said. Trustee Craig Klatzco asked were missing, according to tion device cameras in the district, gun with a laser was recovered as “We understood it to be a pretty what happens to noncompliant police. The man reported that he 911 calls that involve the district a result of the arrest, police said. hard line,” Passman said. “The applications. Passman said his went to the garage and discov- and publicly available social Reported thefts in the district application that comes in, the reg- understanding was that the appli- ered that the vehicle was miss- media, Biggane said. The latter are up 54 percent this year istration has to be as if everything cant would not qualify for registra- ing, police said. could include surveillance footage through Sept. 12 when compared else is ready to go but for the regis- tion and a compliant application A MAN REPORTED that he of crimes that victims post on to the same period last year, with tration.” would be accepted. Klatzco asked was carjacked at gunpoint at social media but do not report to 473 incidents in 2021 and 308 in Trustee Chris Martel asked if what happens if multiple applica- about 8:15 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 19, police, she said. 2020. this decision favored a certain type tions come in and they’re all non- in the 3600 block of Saint Louis The center’s officers will be Biggane said that the increase is of development. compliant. Trustee Atour Sargon Avenue, according to 17th (Albany studying crime patterns as they are due in large part to catalytic con- “It would favor an applicant that said the first compliant application Park) District police. developing and relay information verter thefts and thefts from has the ability to design its dispen- should be accepted at that point. The man reported that he to patrol officers so they can better unlocked vehicles. She added that sary in a way that satisfies all “The time in which an applicant parked his vehicle in his garage target problem areas, Biggane said. in recent weeks converter thieves these other zoning requirements,” may get approved or denied may when a man approached pointing The officers will be giving reports have been targeting Mitsubishi Passman said. eliminate the opportunity for us to a gun and demanded his cell at roll calls, she said. Outlanders. Also at the meeting, officers Overall serious crime in the dis- “To be clear, it doesn’t have to be have an alternate in place,” Patel phone and entered the garage Esteban Ramos and Fazan Khan trict has increased 17 percent this move-in ready,” Patel said. “They said. “So if an applicant comes in pointing the gun at the man’s were selected as “Officers of the year, with 1,064 incidents com- needing board action, which is sub- head, according to police. Month” for their Aug. 16 arrest of pared to 911 in 2020. On area of sequently denied, and in that time The man reported that he a man suspected in a domestic bat- decline is burglaries, with 174 Threat . . . that the application was presented pushed the man’s arm away to tery and aggravated assault with a incidents compared to 193 report- (Continued from Page 1) and denied alternative applications avoid getting shot and that there handgun. The officers pulled their ed break-ins during the same peri- would go elsewhere, when the was a struggle and he fell to the while he has “sinned,” he claims that suspect’s car over because it od in 2020. denial is finalized, we’re left, really ground, police said. he has “never acted on those rants.” it’s a game of musical chairs where Meanwhile, the city ethics board The man reported that when he has said “probable cause” exists to when the music stops, we don’t stood up, he threw his phone Cameras . . . (Continued from Page 1) suspect that Gardiner violated have somebody to sit down.” hoping the distraction would ordinances when he threatened to Also at the meeting, trustees allow him to escape, when he wards in an effort to help police area schools in an effort to warn withhold city services to a con- approved an amendment to village heard his vehicle start and the track fleeing offenders given that youngsters that police would be stituent who supported an oppo- code that removed term limits for man fled north to Waveland in many instances police are pro- taking a “zero tolerance” approach nent in the 2019 aldermanic elec- members of boards and commis- Avenue in his vehicle, according hibited from chasing them per to rowdy behavior at the park, and tion and when he threatened to sions. Commissioners for most to police. department policy. in June the closing time for the have the criminal record released boards were previously limited to no Several witnesses were on scene The Chicago Police Department park was changed from 11 p.m. to of a resident who had been critical more than four consecutive 3-year and three residents provided sur- prohibits motor vehicle pursuits of 9 p.m. of him. terms. Commissioners on the veillance footage of the incident to offenders whose most serious Also at the meeting, Nugent The board will offer Gardiner the telecommunications advisory board officers, police said. offenses are believed to be a theft, announced plans for the opportunity to meet with the board were previously limited to no more The man was described as Black, including the stealing of catalytic streetscaping of Pulaski Road before it makes a final ruling and than three consecutive 6-year terms. age 16 to 21, 5-7 to 5-11 and 125 to converters. There are several between Devon Avenue on the issues a possible fine. The mayor appoints members to the 150 pounds, wearing a black jack- restrictions on chases involving north and Rosemont Avenue on The city Inspector General and boards and commissions. et, light blue jeans and white gym more serious crimes following a the south. It will include street the FBI reportedly are looking into Also at the meeting, the board study that showed that 66 percent resurfacing and new curbs, gut- Gardiner’s conduct, according to a shoes. report by the Chicago Tribune. approved the extension of a special SHOTS were fired at about of the 270 motor vehicle pursuits ters, catch basins and trees, she “Department of Justice policy use for a distribution center at 11:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17, in the in the city in 2019 had resulted in said. prevents the FBI from commenting 7080 N. McCormick Boulevard. 3600 block of West Wilson Avenue, crashes. The meeting’s agenda also on the existence or non-existence of The distribution center has been according to 17th (Albany Park) On the topic of converter thefts, included a presentation from the any investigation that may or may operating as a food distribution site District police. Pontecore said that thieves are Cook County Forest Preserve not be occurring,” an agency for school-age children during the Officers recovered 17 spent 9- looking for “a certain type of rare District. spokesman told Nadig News- pandemic and the board extended millimeter shell casings, according metal inside it” and that there are Information on association papers. the special use until June 30. to police. “multiple crews” throughout the membership, which costs $30 for city stealing the converters. adults and $20 for seniors, is Earlier this year there were available at www.sauganash Texting . . . . (Continued from Page 16) numerous reports of teenage park.org. Checks can be dropped drinking and vandalism at off at Wintrust Bank, 4343 W. he is willing to relocate his home. ated it cannot be diluted, or put and gives it to 39, then parts of Sauganash Park, 5861 N. Kostner Peterson Ave. Chicago’s population was 2,695,598 under 45 percent. So Black- and Albany Park could go to 33rd, with Ave., but the problems eventually in 2010, which broke out to 53,911 Hispanic-majority wards remain for- parts of 33rd going to a new Portage dissipated, Pontecore said. people per ward. The 2020 census put ever, with “packing” and non-com- Park/Independence Park/Jefferson “We had a car sit out there and REPORTER NEWSPAPERS the city at 2,746,388, which now pactness permissible. There are now Park 45th – which a woke left-lean- make sure nothing happened,” he means 54,928 per ward. But the 17 White aldermen, and certainly ing candidate would win, maybe said. Publishers wards did not stagnate, nor did the enough White voters to create 19 even Arena. Megan Lopp Mathias is Glenn Nadig Brian Nadig At the time, notices were sent to Bette Nadig (1937-1995) demographics. Overall, the White White-majority wards; but the VRA already running. Circulation Manager...... Joe Czech and Hispanic population grew and creates a legal roadblock. Senior THE OUTLOOK: As of June 30, Editor in Chief...... Cyryl Jakubowski MEMBER OF THE FOLLOWING the Black population shrank. The incumbents will have input. Gardiner had $173,010 on-hand, and CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Southwest and far West Side has Gardiner will be ignored. raised $103,530 in the second quar- Shootings... become more Hispanic; the near west The data shows the Gold Coast ter. The rap on Arena was that he and south Loop has become more 42nd Ward, which runs from Van was vindictive, a bully, and contemp- (Continued from Page 1) White; Hispanics are dispersing into Buren to Chicago Ave., had a popu- tuous of his critics. He called Trump windows and car windows shot outlying White areas; and the White lation spike of 28,009. All the supporters Neanderthals and knuck- out on Cullom near Austin population is surging along the Lakefront wards from Lincoln le-draggers. Some of his opponents Avenue. Lakefront, both north and south. Park’s 43rd Ward to the 50th in didn’t appreciate the things he did for Police have said that some of the The map, effective 2023, will be West Rogers Park had increases of the ward and that’s why he got 36.2 shootings in the 16th (Jefferson drawn by the Rules Committee 4-5,000, with 4,940 in the 50th percent in 2019. •Jefferson Park •Albany Park Park) and 17th (Albany Park) dis- •Portage Park •Gladstone Park chaired by Alderman Michelle Ward. The south Loop 2nd Ward In 2011 Arena won 33 of 53 •Norwood Park •Edgebrook tricts in recent months are related •Belmont-Central •Sauganash Harris, Lightfoot’s floor leader. The grew by 7,307, the south Lakefront precincts and won big south of •Edison Park •Lincolnwood to armed gang members driving map must be passed with 41 votes; if 3rd by 8,398, the 4th by 5,794 and Lawrence. In 2015 he won 32 of 48 NEWS DEADLINE 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY around and looking for rival gang [email protected] not, state law requires a citywide the 5th (Hyde Park) by 4,210. The precincts; in 2019 he won 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WELCOME members, especially along Cicero All letters must include full name, address and tele- referendum on any map that is west Loop 27th was up nearly precincts, all south of Lawrence and phone number for verification purposes only and approved. 5,000. by reduced margins. In 2020, Avenue and Peterson Avenue. should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Nadig This summer an off-duty police Newspapers. 4937 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 60630. Three factors are paramount, said On the Northwest Side the 41st Gardiner won 30 of 48 precincts, We reserve the right to edit all correspondence. Alderman Gilbert Villegas (36th). Ward grew by 3,486, the 38th by none south of Lawrence. Gardiner is officer appeared to be mistaken Data, the federal Voting Rights Act, 2,043 and the 45th by 2,082, but the toast without Gladstone Park. for a rival gang member while One Year Mail Subscription $115 E-Mail Subscription $25 and incumbent input. The census 39th by only 177. Villegas’s 36th is Gardiner’s future depends on the driving and got into an exchange Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9-5 Telephone: 773-286-6100 data is available. The VRA has a non- down by 586 and the 33rd is down by new map, and not on the FBI or the of gunfire with assailants in a Nadig Newspapers, Inc. retrogression clause, which means 1,236. If the 45th Ward redraw lops IG, unless, they find something of parking lot at Six Corners, police 4937 N. Milwaukee, Chicago 60630-2191 once a majority-minority ward is cre- off Gladstone Park (north of Foster) criminal substance. said. Page 18 Nadig Newspapers Saturday, September 25, 2021 316 Legal Notices/ TUCKPOINTING Services

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The Chicago Mayfair Commons Human Rights Ordinance further prohibits discrimination based Apartments on source of income and sexual 4444 W. Lawrence Ave orientation, and the Cook County Human Rights Ordinance further Chicago, IL. 60630 prohibits discrimination on housing status. This publication will Seniors 62 and older not knowingly accept advertising Apply now for real estate that is in violation of all laws. Aff ordable and spacious (TF) Studio, 1 BR and 2 BR North Mayfair: 6 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Call: (773) 205-7862 hardwood fl oors. Tenant pays utilities. No pets/smokers. $1,100 month. Avail- or stop by our offi ce for a able now! Call for appointment. (773) preliminary application. 286-6267 Applications may be (TF9S25S) returned in person, by mail, or email. Mon – Fri 9am-3pm Norwood Park: 2 Bedrooms, Ground Floor. Parking, Heat, Water, Appliances. Managed by Prairie Management, No Pets. Laundry. Credit Check. Walk & Development, Inc. to Blue-Line. 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