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Polling Places for the March 20, 2018 Gubernatorial Primary Election Precinct Polling Place Name Address Township Handicap Accessible 7000001 COMMUNITY CHURCH OF BARRINGTON 301 E LINCOLN AVE BARRINGTON Y 7000002 BARRINGTON VILLAGE HALL 200 S HOUGH ST BARRINGTON Y 7000003 GROVE AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 900 S GROVE AVE BARRINGTON Y 7000004 WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH 67 E ALGONQUIN RD SOUTH BARRINGTON Y 7000005 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6 BRINKER RD BARRINGTON Y 7000006 ST MICHAELS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 647 DUNDEE AVE BARRINGTON Y 7000007 BARRINGTON HILLS VILLAGE HALL 112 ALGONQUIN RD BARRINGTON Y 7000008 WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH 67 E ALGONQUIN RD SOUTH BARRINGTON Y 7000009 ST MICHAELS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 647 DUNDEE AVE BARRINGTON Y 7000010 WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH 67 E ALGONQUIN RD SOUTH BARRINGTON Y 7000011 WILLOW CREEK COMMUNITY CHURCH 67 E ALGONQUIN RD SOUTH BARRINGTON Y 7100001 FLOSSMOOR COMMUNITY CHURCH 847 HUTCHISON RD FLOSSMOOR Y 7100002 FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 18645 DIXIE HWY HOMEWOOD Y 7100003 BLOOM TOWNSHIP HALL 425 S HALSTED ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100004 KENNEDY SCHOOL 10TH AND DIVISION ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100005 BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED 3500 GLENWOOD/LANSING RD LANSING Y 7100006 LINCOLN SCHOOL 1520 CENTER AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100007 FIRST APOSTOLIC CHURCH 22709 STATE ST STEGER Y 7100008 SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER 3140 ENTERPRISE PARK AVE SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100009 SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS SENIOR CENTER 3140 ENTERPRISE PARK AVE SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100010 PHILLIPS SCHOOL 1401 13TH PL FORD HEIGHTS Y 7100011 FIRST APOSTOLIC CHURCH 22709 STATE ST STEGER Y 7100012 OLYMPIC VILLAGE APARTMENTS 31 OLYMPIC VILLAGE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100013 ALGONQUIN SCHOOL 170 ALGONQUIN ST PARK FOREST Y 7100014 BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED 3500 GLENWOOD/LANSING RD LANSING Y 7100015 GRANT SCHOOL 2712 MILLER AVE SOUTH CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100016 LYNWOOD SENIOR YOUTH CENTER 21490 LINCOLN HWY LYNWOOD Y 7100017 ALGONQUIN SCHOOL 170 ALGONQUIN ST PARK FOREST Y 7100018 BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED 3500 GLENWOOD/LANSING RD LANSING Y 7100019 WINSTON CHURCHILL SCHOOL 1300 190TH ST HOMEWOOD Y 7100020 FAITH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 18645 DIXIE HWY HOMEWOOD Y 7100021 MEDGAR EVERS SCHOOL 1101 E 10TH ST FORD HEIGHTS Y 7100022 LYNWOOD SENIOR YOUTH CENTER 21490 LINCOLN HWY LYNWOOD Y 7100023 EDWARD W PAESEL COMMUNITY CENTER 2700 KALVELAGE DR SAUK VILLAGE Y 7100024 JOHN H. BLAKEY CENTER FOR SENIORS 1 N REBECCA ST GLENWOOD Y 7100025 ROOSEVELT SCHOOL 249 W LINCOLN HWY CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100026 RICKOVER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 22151 TORRENCE AVE SAUK VILLAGE Y 7100027 NANCY L MCCONATHY PUBLIC LIBRARY 21737 JEFFERY AVE SAUK VILLAGE Y 7100028 MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 700 ASHLAND AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100029 FORD HEIGHTS VILLAGE HALL 1343 ELLIS AVE FORD HEIGHTS Y 7100030 WINSTON CHURCHILL SCHOOL 1300 190TH ST HOMEWOOD Y 7100031 ST PAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH 330 W HIGHLAND DR CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100032 SAINT JAMES CHURCH 22400 TORRENCE AVE SAUK VILLAGE Y 7100033 LIVING SPRINGS COMMUNITY CHURCH 19051 S HALSTED ST GLENWOOD Y 7100034 WINSTON CHURCHILL SCHOOL 1300 190TH ST HOMEWOOD Y 7100035 GARFIELD SCHOOL 140 E 23RD ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100036 LIVING GRACE CHURCH 20100 LAKEWOOD AVE LYNWOOD Y 7100037 JOHN H. BLAKEY CENTER FOR SENIORS 1 N REBECCA ST GLENWOOD Y 7100038 LIVING GRACE CHURCH 20100 LAKEWOOD AVE LYNWOOD Y 7100039 JEFFERSON SCHOOL 176 E 11TH ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100040 SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH 18324 ASHLAND AVE HOMEWOOD Y 7100041 LIVING GRACE CHURCH 20100 LAKEWOOD AVE LYNWOOD Y 7100042 MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 700 ASHLAND AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100043 LAKE MARINA CLUBHOUSE 2800 198TH ST LYNWOOD Y 7100044 BETHEL CHRISTIAN REFORMED 3500 GLENWOOD/LANSING RD LANSING Y 7100045 LONGWOOD SCHOOL 441 N LONGWOOD DR GLENWOOD Y 7100046 GOLDEN TOWERS SENIOR COMMUNITY 1704 EAST END AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100047 SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH 18324 ASHLAND AVE HOMEWOOD Y 7100048 WINSTON CHURCHILL SCHOOL 1300 190TH ST HOMEWOOD Y 7100049 HICKORY GLEN FIELDHOUSE 1016 E 192ND ST GLENWOOD Y 7100050 FLOSSMOOR COMMUNITY CHURCH 847 HUTCHISON RD FLOSSMOOR Y 7100051 WILSON SCHOOL 422 W 16TH ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100052 BEACON HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 401 CONCORD DR CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100053 EDWARD W PAESEL COMMUNITY CENTER 2700 KALVELAGE DR SAUK VILLAGE Y 7100054 BLOOM TOWNSHIP HALL 425 S HALSTED ST CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100055 RICKOVER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 22151 TORRENCE AVE SAUK VILLAGE Y Page 1 of 23 7100056 GREENBRIAR SCHOOL (ALC) 101 W GREENBRIAR AVE CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100057 COMMISSIONERS PARK 311 CHICAGO RD CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100058 ST MARK UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 312 CHICAGO RD CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100059 SERENA HILLS SCHOOL 255 PLEASANT DR CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7100060 HICKORY GLEN FIELDHOUSE 1016 E 192ND ST GLENWOOD Y 7100061 HIGHLAND SCHOOL 828 WILLOW DR CHICAGO HEIGHTS Y 7200001 JOHN D RITA RECREATIONAL CENTER 2805 W 141ST ST BLUE ISLAND Y 7200002 MORTON-GINGERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16936 FOREST AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200003 MORTON-GINGERWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 16936 FOREST AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200004 OAK FOREST SENIOR CENTER 15501 S KILPATRICK AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200005 ST STEPHENS LUTHERAN CHURCH 14700 KILDARE AVE MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200006 RADAY LODGE 3220 W 145TH ST MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200007 MARKHAM COMMUNITY CENTER 15652 HOMAN AVE MARKHAM Y 7200008 ST EMERIC CATHOLIC CHURCH 4340 W 180TH ST COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Y 7200009 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 17100 69TH AVE TINLEY PARK Y 7200010 CENTRAL PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 15601 CENTRAL AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200011 CRESTWOOD CIVIC CENTER 14025 KOSTNER AVE CRESTWOOD Y 7200012 MARKHAM VFW 9801 3220 W 159TH ST MARKHAM Y 7200013 CRESTWOOD CIVIC CENTER 14025 KOSTNER AVE CRESTWOOD Y 7200014 POSEN VILLAGE HALL 2440 W WALTER ZIMNY DR POSEN Y 7200015 RADAY LODGE 3220 W 145TH ST MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200016 SANDPIPER SOUTH CONDOMINIUMS 5204 MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE CRESTWOOD Y 7200017 ROBBINS COMMUNITY CENTER 13800 S TRUMBULL AVE ROBBINS Y 7200018 OAK FOREST SENIOR CENTER 15501 S KILPATRICK AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200019 ROBBINS COMMUNITY CENTER 13800 S TRUMBULL AVE ROBBINS Y 7200020 LEE FOSTER SCHOOL 5931 SCHOOL ST OAK FOREST Y 7200021 MARKHAM COMMUNITY CENTER 15652 HOMAN AVE MARKHAM Y 7200022 AMERICAN LEGION POST 615 17423 67TH CT TINLEY PARK Y 7200023 TURNER SCHOOL 3847 W 135TH ST ROBBINS Y 7200024 VOGT WOODS BUILDING 6527 W 171ST ST TINLEY PARK Y 7200025 MIDLOTHIAN PARK DISTRICT OFFICE 14500 KOSTNER AVE MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200026 WOODLANDS COMMUNITY CHURCH 18301 GOVERNORS HWY HOMEWOOD Y 7200027 SCARLET OAK SCHOOL 5731 ALBERT DR OAK FOREST Y 7200028 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL 14620 SPRINGFIELD AVE MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200029 ST EMERIC CATHOLIC CHURCH 4340 W 180TH ST COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Y 7200030 MIDLOTHIAN PARK DISTRICT OFFICE 14500 KOSTNER AVE MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200031 HAZEL CREST PARK DISTRICT OFFICE 2600 W 171ST ST HAZEL CREST Y 7200032 HAZEL CREST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 17050 CALIFORNIA AVE HAZEL CREST Y 7200033 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 17100 69TH AVE TINLEY PARK Y 7200034 SCHOOL DISTRICT 146 6611 171ST ST TINLEY PARK Y 7200035 CITY OF MARKHAM 16313 KEDZIE PKWY MARKHAM Y 7200036 LEE FOSTER SCHOOL 5931 SCHOOL ST OAK FOREST Y 7200037 KELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 14123 S LYDIA AVE ROBBINS Y 7200038 CITY OF MARKHAM 16313 KEDZIE PKWY MARKHAM Y 7200039 MARKHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 16640 KEDZIE AVE 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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Y 7200057 VFW POST 2791 17147 OAK PARK AVE TINLEY PARK Y 7200058 LEE FOSTER SCHOOL 5931 SCHOOL ST OAK FOREST Y 7200059 TINLEY COURT CATERED SENIOR LIVING 16301 BREMENTOWNE RD TINLEY PARK Y 7200060 SANDPIPER SOUTH CONDOMINIUMS 5204 MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE CRESTWOOD Y 7200061 ST STEPHENS LUTHERAN CHURCH 14700 KILDARE AVE MIDLOTHIAN Y 7200062 CENTRAL PARK COMMUNITY CENTER 15601 CENTRAL AVE OAK FOREST Y 7200063 CHATEAUX SCHOOL 3600 CHAMBORD LN HAZEL CREST Y 7200064 BREMEN TOWNSHIP 15350 OAK PARK AVE OAK FOREST Y Page 2 of 23 7200065 KELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 14123 S LYDIA AVE ROBBINS Y 7200066 HAZEL CREST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 17050 CALIFORNIA AVE HAZEL CREST Y 7200067 AMERICAN LEGION POST 615 17423 67TH CT TINLEY PARK Y 7200068 ESDA BUILDING 13755 S LAMON AVE CRESTWOOD Y 7200069 KIMBERLY HEIGHTS SCHOOL 6141 KIMBERLY DR TINLEY PARK Y 7200070 COUNTRY CLUB HILLS CITY HALL 4200 W 183RD ST COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Y 7200071 HIGHLAND SCHOOL 3420 LAUREL LN HAZEL CREST Y 7200072 FIERKE 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  • CHICAGO SECTION AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Regular Monthly Meeting FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2002

    CHICAGO SECTION AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Regular Monthly Meeting FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2002

    http://membership.acs.org/C/Chicago JANUARY• 2002 CHICAGO SECTION AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Regular Monthly Meeting FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2002 Manzo's Banquets vegetarian entree (Pasta Primavera Illinois at Chicago 1571 S. Elmhurst Road with a flavorful Marinara sauce) upon Des Plaines, IL request at the time of reservation. Title: Modulation of Biomarkers of Car­ 84 7-593-2233 cinogenesis by Tomato Sauce Feeding Dinner reservations are required and in Men with Prostate Cancer DIRECTIONS TO THE MEETING should be received in the Section Office . via phone {847-647 -8405 ), fax {847- Abstract: As part of a larger study to From the East: Take 1-90 west. Exit 647-8364) , or website (http://member­ evaluate the effect of lycopene supple­ Elmhurst Rd North . Go past first light ship.acs.org /C/Chicago ) by noon on mentation on DNA damage in men with (Oakton St.) . The banquet hal l is on Tuesday, January 22, 2002. The dinner prostate cancer or high serum PSA your right. cost is $28.00 to Section members who concentrations , a non-random ized 5th have paid their local section dues, mem­ arm using tomato sauce was included. From the West: Take 1-90 east. Exit bers' families, and visiting ACS mem­ This portion of the study has been com­ Arlington Heights Rd. Turn right. Go to bers. The cost to non-Section members pleted and the results analyzed before Higgins Rd. (Rt. 72) . Tu rn left. Take is $30.00. The cost to students and and after tomato sauce supplementa­ Higgins to Oakton St. Turn left.
  • LEYDEN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 212 PRESS RELEASE #135 Contact: Maryann Mills October 21, 2016 847-451-2573/708-366-0857

    LEYDEN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 212 PRESS RELEASE #135 Contact: Maryann Mills October 21, 2016 847-451-2573/708-366-0857

    LEYDEN HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 212 PRESS RELEASE #135 Contact: Maryann Mills October 21, 2016 847-451-2573/708-366-0857 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ANNUAL CAREER FAIR & BUSINESS EXPO SLATED FOR NOVEMBER Leyden High School District 212 and The Chamber by O’Hare are hosting the 10th Annual Career Fair and Business Expo on Wednesday, November 2 from 11:15 a.m. to 3 p.m., in the field house at West Leyden High School, 1000 N. Wolf Rd., Northlake. The fair is free and open to students, parents, community members and businesses. This event features local businesses and current business partners offering information on seasonal, part-time and full-time employment. Representatives from Triton College also will be available to offer information on continuing education opportunities to those community members interested in pursuing a new career or learning new skills. In addition, there will be representatives from Triton’s academic departments such as healthcare and computer technology departments. They will be available to discuss the programs and requirements. About 100 businesses are expected to participate, giving job-seekers the chance to meet with company representatives and in some cases fill-out job applications on the spot. Some of the businesses, companies and schools that will be represented include Air Service Corporation, Carpenters Apprentice Program, Delta Sonic Car Wash, Franklin Park Fire Department, Hilton Chicago O’Hare & Hilton Rosemont, Illinois Office of Comptroller-Munger, KCS Computer Technology, NIU College of Engineering and Engineer Technology, Sprinkler Fitters Local 281, TMA-Tool Manufacturing Association and U.S. Marines. Visitors also will have the chance to talk with counselors from District 212 and Triton College to learn about the latest trends in career planning and technology.