Body found Aldermen endorse Willie in Wilson for U.S. Senate

by BRIAN NADIG wealthy businessman who owns a River Aldermen medical supply business, came to (38th), (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, . 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. focus would be serving his con- pronounced deceased, according to Taliaferro, who also is the 29th stituents and not himself. “I have police. Ward democratic committeeman, my own money. I’m not looking to The woman was identified by the said that he has not taken any heat take any money.” Cook County Medical Examiner’s for choosing Wilson over Durbin, Sposato, who retired in 2017 as Office as Yesenia Venegas, age 22, of his party’s candidate, “and nor do I the 38th Ward democratic commit- the 1400 block of North Ridgeway care about that ... It’s not about vot- teeman, said that Wilson “stepped Avenue. U.S. SENATE candidate Dr. Willie Wilson speaks during a Napolitano (41st) (behind Wilson in the picture) has endorsed ing for a party. It’s about voting for up to the plate” when Chicago was Detectives are investigating the news conference on Sept. 29 outside of Alderman Anthony the candidate along with Alderman Chris Taliaferro (29th) (left of a person.” in need for help at the start of the homicide, police said. Napolitano’s campaign office at 7446 N. Harlem Ave. Wilson) and Alderman Nicholas Sposato (38th) (right of Wilson). Taliaferro said that Wilson, a pandemic. “He’s a true humanitarian,” Sposato said. “ I offer my full sup- port. It was not a hard decision for me.” Napolitano said Wilson is “a peo- ple person” and that the state needs more elected officials like him “who always put themselves second to everybody else.” Nap- olitano added that Durbin has done little to make a better state during his 37 years in public office. (Continued on Page 8) Six Corners SSA wants local chamber as provider by BRIAN NADIG has praised its performance. “You are an extension of the city, The Six Corners Special Service HOWEVER, at times the associa- our eyes and ears on the ground,” Area Commission at its Sept. 23 tion and commission have been at Roschen told the commission. “We meeting approved a resolution to odds with Alderman James Gar- will take your recommendation recommend the local chamber of diner (45th), and earlier this year today and proceed with it and commerce as its new sole service several members of the commission review it.” provider and is targeting a 20 per- resigned, while the term of other Chamber interim executive direc- cent reduction in the 2021 budget to commissioners expired. In recent tor Marlena Ascher told the commis- help lesson the tax burden on area months Mayor Lori Lightfoot has sion that the chamber will have a businesses. appointed new members for all storefront office so it will be accessi- For the second time in 2 months seven commission slots. ble to the public and that it plans to the commission approved a resolu- The chamber was founded in 2017 bring individuals, agencies and com- tion calling for the Six Corners and includes some business owners munity organizations together in a Chamber of Commerce to be its new who had expressed concern about collaborative atmosphere to solve service provider, which acts as the the commission’s decision in 2015 to problems. manager of the service area’s budg- increase its tax levy from about “My role is to listen to everyone,” et. The group took a similar vote in $226,000 to $288,000. About 75 per- Ascher said. She added that the August but at the recommendation cent of the service’s area’s properties chamber staff will know business of the city Department of Planning are commercial, with nearly all of owners on a first-name basis and and Development it decided to issue the remaining ones being condo- will work toward bringing more a request for proposals and to then miniums in the upper floors of the services to the community at a lower revote on the matter. Klee Plaza at 4015 N. Milwaukee cost. The chamber is recommending The chamber and the current Ave. that that the SSA’s sidewalk provider, the Six Corners Associ- It’s not clear which organization cleanup program be expanded from A “WELCOME” sign made of various drawings and paint- ment at 5150 N. Northwest Hwy. ation, were the only two entities to the planning department will select 3 days a week to daily and that snow ings collected by the Friendship Presbyterian Church was More pictures of the artwork are on Page 3. respond to the RFP. The association as the service provider, but depart- (Continued on Page 8 installed on a fence in front of the mixed-income develop- (Photo by Cyryl Jakubowski) has been the provider for the past 16 ment assistant commissioner Mark years, overseeing the annual Roschen said that the city prefers $300,000 budget set by the commis- for certain decisions to be made on Taft to use software that sion, and the planning department the local level. Panda Express planned changes reading levels at Cicero and Berteau of newspaper articles by BRIAN NADIG on the site in addition to the by BRIAN NADIG said. It allows teachers to use the A Panda Express Chinese Kitchen restaurant. A zoning change for the The Taft High School Local same article in a class in which the with a drive-through facility is being project is not needed, but a special School Council at its Sept. 22 spe- reading level of its students could proposed for the Six Corners com- use permit from the Zoning Board cial meeting approved a $12,000 vary widely, he said. mercial district at the southwest cor- of Appeals is required. purchase of Newsela, software that “I like the idea of all the students ner of Cicero and Berteau avenues, During the summer, project offi- changes the reading level of news being able to use the same materi- according to Alderman James cials presented the proposal to the articles and other nonfiction read- al,” LSC chairwoman Kathy Fern Gardiner (45th). Six Corners Association and the Six ing material. said. “At the end of the year, we can “I look forward to another posi- Corners Chamber of Commerce. “About 30 teachers are advocat- re-evaluate (its effectiveness).” tive addition to our prospering com- The restaurant would be built ing for it now,” Taft principal Mark The annual cost of the software munity,” Gardiner said. along and include Grishaber told the council. He comes out to about $3 per student The fast-food restaurant would outdoor seating, according to asso- added that he expects by spring one at Taft, whose enrollment is at be constructed on the Bank of ciation and chamber officials. third of the school’s 230 teachers about 4,000, according to Grish- America site at 4150 N. Cicero Ave., The Panda Express would be would be using the software, whose aber. He said that the council could where the bank’s walk-up facility located across from Starbucks license allows unlimited use by a have waited to approve the pur- closed several years ago. Coffee, 4155 N. Cicero Ave., which school for one year. chase at its next regular meeting A series of drive-up automated has a drive-through facility. The The software changes written on Tuesday, Oct. 13, but that he did A PANDA EXPRESS restaurant with a Drive-up ATMs for a Bank of America, teller machines continue to operate Starbucks was built on a parking articles to fit five different reading not want to lose 3 weeks of instruc- drive-through is planned at the southwest 4150 N. Cicero Ave., are currently located on the parcel, and plans call for lot for the former Family Fruit levels, in some instances shorten- tion in which teachers could be tak- corner of Cicero and Berteau avenues. there. (Photo by Jason Merel) several drive-up ATMs to be located Market. ing words or sentences, Grishaber ing advantage of the software’s benefits. Newsela has a variety of part- ners, including newspapers, the Grocery store planned as part History Channel and the Smiths- onian, in an effort to provide cur- rent content. Meanwhile, Grishaber said after of former Purple Hotel project the meeting that about 95 percent by JASON MEREL rants, retail and service uses, a 220 grocer that we believe Mr. Tucker has of Taft’s students are logging into The Lincolnwood Village Board of room dual-branded Marriott hotel landed is only going to raise the level remote learning on a daily basis Trustees at its Sept. 15 meeting (Spring Hill Suites and Courtyard of tenancy for the remainder of the but that it’s too early to determine approved an ordinance amending Hotels), and approximately 300 luxu- retail space,” Trustee Georjean their engagement level. changes to the proposed District ry residential apartments, according Hlepas-Nickell said. “I think it really 1860 redevelopment of the former to the village. will draw more interest. I think it Purple Hotel site at Touhy and Tucker Development representa- will be a good anchor and a good fit Lincoln avenues, paving the way for tives told the board that a non-disclo- for that development, so I’m excited.” Find our newspaper the village’s first major grocery store sure agreement prevents them from Keith Campbell of Callison RTKL, since Dominick’s closed in 2013. naming the tenant at this time but the architect of the development’s The amendment changed the origi- they were able to say that the grocer mixed-use and commercial buildings, on Facebook at nal proposal for a retail/commercial would be “offering for sale a selection said the change in height is required building on the site, which was for a of groceries and other merchandise because the previously approved www.facebook.com/ 36-foot tall, 35,123 square-foot build- with a breadth, scope and quality planned unit development included a ing to a 49-foot tall, 5,400 square-foot similar to that which is offered at ramp along the west side of the build- SHOWN is a rendering for a proposed Purple Hotel at Touhy and Lincoln building. The entire project consists Jewel, Mariano’s and other similar ing that led to rooftop parking. nadignewspaper grocery store in the District 1860 devel- avenues in Lincolnwood. of approximately 80-85,000 square grocery stores.” Campbell said the alternative plan opment on the 8.26 acre site of the former (Rendering by Callison RTKL) feet of commercial space for restau- “I think that the expectation of the (Continued on Page 8)

Page 2 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 City easing some restrictions on businesses Mayor Lori Lightfoot increase maximum group around 300 new COVID six people per table. Driver’s license dates and officials announced sizes for fitness classes cases per day whereas in Breweries, taverns, that Chicago has made and after-school program- late August the city was and bars that serve alco- of expiration extended sufficient progress in the ming and allow personal over 350 cases per day hol without a food license fight against COVID-19 services that require the and rising. Test has fallen may reopen with indoor by JERRY NOWICKI have business with the to ease certain restric- removal of masks, accord- to 4.5 percent and severe seating at 25 percent Capitol News Illinois secretary of state to con- tions on businesses. ing to a press release. outcomes have also capacity or 50 people, SPRINGFIELD – Expi- sider using online services Effective Oct. 1, new “Over the past 6 improved, with hospital- whichever is fewer. ration dates on Illinois instead of visiting a facili- guidelines for businesses months, we have asked so izations from COVID Service remains limited driver’s licenses and state ty when possible. will come into effect that much of our business lower than they’ve been to no more than 2 hours ID cards will be extended Online services at www. will expand indoor capaci- community. But each since March and deaths per party, and customers another 3 months, Sec- cyberdriveillinois.com can ty to 40 percent for certain time, our businesses have at an average of 2 to 3 per must be seated when eat- retary of State Jesse be used to renew license businesses, reopen bars stepped up to the plate,” day, when they were ing, drinking or ordering White announced on Sept. plate stickers, obtain a for indoor service, allow said Lightfoot. “Thanks to around 50 per day at the – patrons cannot walk up 23. duplicate driver’s license restaurants and bars to this cooperation, we have peak of the pandemic, the to the bar to order, the White announced expi- or ID card, obtain a driv- serve alcohol until 1 a.m., met this challenging release said. city said. ration for licenses and ing record abstract or moment with grace, com- Restaurants, health Bars, restaurants and IDs would be extended renew a standard driver’s mitment and resilience, and fitness centers, per- other establishments that until Feb. 1, 2021, so the license through the Safe and the sacrifices made sonal services, non-essen- serve alcohol will now be cards will remain valid Driver renewal program. by our businesses, work- tial retail and all other able to sell alcohol for on- throughout that span. Online transactions ers and residents have establishments will be site or off-site consump- The extension applies to continue to rise, according saved countless lives. able to increase their tion until 1 a.m. and may those who have October, to White’s office, with This next step in our maximum indoor capacity remain open until 1:30 November, December online license plate stick- reopening is good news to 40 percent. The limit of am. Liquor stores, grocery and January expiration er renewals increasing 84 for business owners as 50 total customers within stores and other estab- dates. percent compared to the well as the communities one room or space at lishments that sell alco- “Extending expiration same period in 2019. they serve and the thou- restaurants, venues and hol to go through a pack- dates until February 1 From June 1 through sands of residents that other establishments will aged goods license must means people with an Sept. 20, more than 1.2 work for them.” remain in place, as will continue to cease alcohol expired driver’s license million such renewals Chicago is now seeing the limit of no more than sales at 9 p.m., the press and ID card do not need to have been conducted on- release said. visit a driver services line, compared to 654,596 The maximum group facility immediately,” during the same period a size for health and fitness White said in a news year ago. classes and after-school release. White recently extend- programming will in- License plate stickers ed by one year the driver’s crease from 10 to 15 peo- remain extended until license expiration date for ple and facials, shaves Nov. 1, 2020, as they can drivers age 75 and older. and other personal servic- be renewed online. White The new expiration date es that require the encouraged those who is their birthday in 2021. removal of face coverings will be allowed. Electronic recycling and Some other guidelines that the city is changing include customers must paper shredding slated wear face coverings Alderman Anthony not be accepted however while seated, except Napolitano (41st) will other computers and when eating or drinking hold a paper shredding computer accessories, and that bars, taverns and electronic recycling office equipment, mobile and breweries must event from 9 to 11:30 devices and data center partner with a food a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, equipment will be. establishment so that at the east parking lot of Napolitano also an- food is available to Saint Eugene School, nounced that early vot- patrons at all times such 7930 W. Foster Ave., and ing in the ward starts as making menus avail- on the west side of Saint Wednesday, Oct. 14, and able and allowing deliv- Mary of the Woods, 6955 the ward’s early voting ery allowing patrons to N. Hiawatha Ave. site is Oriole Park order from third-party Computer monitors School, 5424 N. Oketo delivery services, accord- and television sets will Ave. ing to a press release. Another rule is that VFW post schedules when taking reservations and seating walk-in cus- tomers, restaurants and blood drive in October bars should retain an e- The Niles Memorial drive from 9 a.m. to 1 mail and/or phone num- Veterans of Foreign p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17. ber for possible contact Wars Post 3579, 6839 N. A blood center will also tracing, according to the Milwaukee Ave., Suite be testing for COVID-19 city. 100, will hold a blood antibodies this day. For more information, visit www.chicago.gov/ Call 773-286-6100 or send news to: reopening. [email protected] Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Page 3 City raising awareness Participatory budget on getting a flu shot ideas deadline looms The city Department of COVID-19, as well as Public Health has those who are caregivers Alderman Samantha community representa- launched a flu vaccination of people who are at high- Nugent (39th) an- tives, according to the campaign to raise aware- er risk from these two dis- nounced that the dead- alderman’s newsletter. ness about the flu and to eases, the release said. line to submit proposals Examples of projects encourage residents to get This includes people for the second cycle of include streetscaping a flu shot. age 65 and older, who participatory budgeting such as installing bench- The department recom- account for the majority of is Oct. 2. es and trash cans along a mends people age 6 hospitalizations and Residents can weigh in main street, park im- months and older receive deaths from the flu and on how to spend $500,000 provements or public a flu vaccine as the first COVID-19 and people of the 39th Ward way improvements like step in protecting against with underlying medical Infrastructure Imp- sidewalk repaving. influenza. The CDPH has conditions like lung dis- rovement Funds for 2021 For more information, scheduled more than 50 ease, heart disease, neu- by submitting infras- call 773-738-5594 or community flu clinics over rologic disorders, weak- tructure project ideas or send an e-mail to ward39 the next 2 months where ened immune systems signing up to become @cityofchicago.org. residents can get their flu and diabetes. MORE THAN 40 paintings and draw- on a fence in front of the mixed-income shot for no out-of-pocket Also, African-Americans ings featuring various positive mes- housing development at 5150 N. North- cost, according to a press and Hispanics, who are Community alert issued sages collected by the Friendship west Hwy. as part of a big “Welcome” release. disproportionally affected Presbyterian Church have been hung up sign. (Photos by Cyryl Jakubowski) “Now more than ever, by diseases like asthma, on commercial burglaries everyone needs to do their diabetes, obesity, and part to prevent the spread other chronic conditions The Chicago Police Sept. 22, in the 3500 block of respiratory illnesses that can increase the risk Department Area 5 of North such as the flu and for serious flu and COVID- Bureau of Detectives has and at about 1:30 a.m. COVID-19,” said depart- 19 complications, care- issues community alert Wednesday, Sept. 23, in ment commissioner Alli- givers in long-term care after a series of recent the 3500 block of North son Arwady, “What will facilities and essential commercial burglaries in Cicero Avenue, according happen this fall and win- workers who have fre- the 17th (Albany Park) to police. ter is uncertain, but it is quent interactions with District. One of the men in- likely that there will be the public and who are Businesses reported volved was described as both COVID-19 and sea- therefore more likely to be burglaries at about 9:35 Black, age 21 to 25, 5-5 sonal flu activity. Getting exposed to flu and COVID- p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, in to 6-0 and 160 to 185 the seasonal flu vaccina- 19, the release sad. the 3900 block of West pounds, wearing a tion before the end of For more information, Irving Park Road, at mask. The other man October is the best way to visit chicago.gov/flu. about 11:55 p.m. Tuesday, involved was described protect yourself, your as Black, age 21 to 25, loved ones, your commu- 6-0 to 6-2 and 170 to nity and the global com- Virtual supper club set 185 pounds, wearing a munity from the flu.” mask. Clinics will be held on Oct. 1 at Highway House Business owners have the Northwest Side at been advised to be aware Wright College, 4300 N. The Gladstone Park GPNA when ordering of the crimes and alert Narragansett Ave., from Neighborhood Associ- and share their dining neighboring business noon to 6 p.m. on Sept. 30, ation announced that experiences with a photo owners, pay special atten- Looking for Oct. 1 and 3, Nov. 4, 5 and this week’s virtual sup- or video to the GPNA tion to any suspicious per- 7, and at Riis Park, 6100 per club would be held Facebook page to help sons loitering in the area, an apartment? W. Fullerton Ave., from 10 Thursday, Oct. 1 at promote small business- ensure that existing sur- Check the a.m. to 2 p.m. on Oct. 27. Highway House, 5653 N. es in the community, veillance cameras are For a full schedule at Northwest Hwy. according to the group. functional and call 9-1-1 Classified other locations visit chica Participants are asked For more information, immediately to provide a go.gov/ flu. to place an order bet- call 773-657-3534 or visit detailed description of any Nadig CDPH offers no-cost ween noon and midnight the Visit Highway offenders, including vehi- Newspapers vaccines to uninsured for either delivery or House’s Web site at cle descriptions and li- children and adults at pick-up, mention the hwyhouse.com. cense plate numbers. CDPH walk-in immuniza- tion clinics and via a mobile immunization clin- ic. The Chicago Mobile CareVan is a public/pri- vate partnership with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois that started in 1993 after the large measles outbreak in Chicago. According to the state Department of Public Health, the flu typically takes 2 days before people present symptoms and COVID-19 can take any- where from 2 to 14 days. Body aches, headaches, cough, fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, stuffy nose, fever, sore throat, chills and shaking are common symptoms of both illnesses. Both ill- nesses may also cause diarrhea, though it is less common. Sneezing is sometimes a symptom of the flu, however it is rarely a symptom of COVID-19. Conversely, loss of taste or smell is a rare symptom of the flu, however it sometimes presents as a symptom of COVID-19. While the flu vaccina- tion is important this sea- son getting vaccinated is more important for people who are at higher risk of being exposed to or devel- oping serious complica- tions from the flu and CPD launches surveys about its protocols The Chicago Police De- partment launched a series of public surveys about policing protocols to improve the department’s policies. Residents have until Oct. 15 to complete online surveys on topics includ- ing response to hate crimes, prohibition of sex- ual misconduct, limited English proficiency/ lan- guage access, interactions with religious communi- ties, interactions with people with disabilities, interactions with children and youth younger than age 18 and interactions with children and youth age 18 and older. If you have interest in attending a focus group for one of these specific policies, please submit a focus group interest form at research.net/r/CPD FocusGroups. CPD said it will work to accommodate as many requests as possible. For more information, send an e-mail to community@ chicagopolice.org Page 4 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Page 5 schoolnewsschoolnews College campaign Notre Dame St. Patrick year in a row that N ortheastern has extended in October Notre Dame Prep High Saint Patrick High earned the top spot for The Illinois Student graduating seniors at- School will hold individ- School is celebrating its students who graduate Assistance Commission tending public high ual tours to prospective 160th year. with the least amount of is holding its “College schools in Illinois must students and their fami- President Dr. Joseph debt among Midwest Changes Everything” complete the FAFSA, or if lies on Saturdays Schmidt said he is proud regional universities. campaign in October. they are ineligible for fed- through Nov. 28. of the school’s rich histo- NEIU’s 2018 bache- ISAC and its partners eral aid, the Alternative Registration is re- ry particularly during lor’s degree graduates announced they have Application for Illinois quired. these challenging times. borrowed a median of extended the month-long Financial Aid, as a prereq- For more information, “In our 160 years, Saint $15,000. The data repre- campaign to provide an uisite to receiving a high visit www.nddon.org/ Patrick High School has sent loans taken out by intensive schedule of free school diploma. tour. always shown resilience, students from the feder- college and financial aid A parent, guardian, or The school will also especially in the most dif- al government. Private planning support to stu- the student, if age 18, feature a variety of ficult times. We’ve sur- loans, state and local dents and families may opt out for any rea- “Friday Nights Under vived the Chicago Fire, government loans, and through Thanksgiving. son by filing a nonpartici- the Lights” camps in the World Wars and the loans directly to parents The Free Application for pation form. fall. Great Depression, all are not included. Federal Student Aid and Making FAFSA comple- For more information, while remaining Sham- “Northeastern Illinois the Alternative Appli- tion part of an expectation visit www.nddons.org/ rock strong,” Schmidt University is proud of all cation for Illinois Financial for high school graduation fallcamps. said. “Although we face of these rankings because Aid for the 2021-22 school can increase awareness of An entrance exam will unique circumstances they get right to the core year will both be available resources available to be held at 8 a.m. this year, I’m fully confi- of who we are,” president on Oct. 1. help students afford edu- Saturday, Dec. 5. Send dent in our students, fac- Gloria Gibson said. “We want students and cation or training after an e-mail to admis- ulty, staff, alumni and “Northeastern meets its families to know that high school, perhaps help- sions@ nddons.org. friends to help us make diverse body of students there are many options ing some decide to Resurrection our 160th year another where they are and available so students attempt college when they successful one at Austin empowers them to gradu- don’t have to put their might not otherwise have Resurrection Prep and Bel-mont.” ate with minimal debt plans on hold and can still done so, a release said. High School announced NEIU and an opportunity to pursue college or other ISAC will be hosting several college prepara- make an immediate postsecondary education. Facebook live events tion events. Northeastern Illinois impact in their careers.” The first step is exploring throughout the fall. For a The school will hold a University announced NEIU has been on U.S. those options and com- continuously updated list college financial aid that its students gradu- News & World Report’s pleting the FAFSA or of ISAC virtual events, presentation Thursday, ate with the least list of most diverse univer- other financial aid forms visit studentportal.isac. Oct. 8. amount of debt among sities since 1997. so they don’t miss out on org/events. The school will also Midwest regional uni- The rankings factored potential funding avail- Students and families hold FAFSA Fridays on versities, according to in the proportion of able for the postsecondary can get free virtual one- Oct. 9, 16, 23 and 30 and the 2021 edition of U.S. minority students, exclud- path they choose. There is on-one assistance from Nov. 6 during flex period News & World Report’s ing international stu- free assistance across the the ISACorps member in from 2:35 to 3 p.m. to annual “Best Colleges” dents, in each institution’s state to help them do that, their area. The ISACorps help students fill out publication. student body. The groups ISAC executive director are recent college gradu- their Free Application NEIU also ranked forming the basis for the Eric Zarnikow said. ates who are trained to for Federal Student Aid. third in ethnic diversity, calculations were non- This year is unique in help with the financial aid There will also be a tied for eighth in eco- Hispanic African-Ameri- Illinois because it marks process. Find a local mem- college application drive nomic diversity and can, Hispanic, American the first year of the state’s ber at studentportal. Friday, Nov. 20, to help ranked 28th in social Indian, Pacific Islander/ new FAFSA mandate. All isac.org/isacorps. students complete their mobility among Midwest Native Hawaiian, Asian, college applications. regional universities, a non-Hispanic White and For more information, press release said. multiracial, the release visit www.reshs.org. This is the seventh said. Trout fishing season set to open The Illinois Department The annual spring social distancing cannot of Natural Resources has catch-and-release fishing be maintained and using announced that the 2020 season will open on Oct. 3. hand sanitizer containing fall trout fishing season No trout may be kept dur- at least 60 percent alco- will open on Oct. 17 ing the catch and release hol, a release said. The department stocks fishing period, but anglers The Forest Preserves of more than 80,000 rainbow can keep trout after the Cook County has not trout each year in bodies opening of the regular made a final decision on of water where trout fish- season. Anyone attempt- opening for trout season, ing is permitted during ing to take trout before due to conditions related the season. the opening of season will to COVID-19. Please No trout may be taken be issued citations. check the FPCC Web site from any of the stocked Participants in the fall at fpdcc.com for updates sites from Oct. 1 until the trout fishing season are closer to Oct. 17. season opens. Anyone reminded to follow cur- For more information attempting to harvest rent public health direc- on trout seasons and trout before the legal har- tives, including maintain- other Illinois fishing vest season opening will ing social distancing opportunities, check the be issued citations. guidelines, bringing Web site at www.ifishilli All anglers must have a masks with them in case nois.org. fishing license and an Inland Trout Stamp, unless they are under the age of 16, blind or dis- abled, or are an Illinois resident on leave from active duty in the Armed Forces. The daily catch limit for each angler is five trout. Cook County trout fish- ing locations include Axehead Lake, Belleau Lake, Busse Woods North, Green Lake and Wolf Lake. Collar County trout fishing locations include Silver Lake in DuPage County, Banana Lake and Sand Lake in Lake County, Spring Grove Hatchery Pond in Mc- Henry County, and Lake Strini and Van Horn Woods in Will County. ‘Blue Ribbon’ schools for 2020 named The U.S. Department of Education recognized three local schools as “National Blue Ribbon Schools” for 2020. Public and Catholic Schools that were recog- nized are Northside College Prep High School, 5501 N, Kedzie Ave., Saint Andrew School, 1710 W. Addison St., and Saint Paul of the Cross School, 140 S. Northwest Highway, Park Ridge. The recognition is based on a school’s over- all academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups, a press release said. The award affirms the work of educators, fami- lies and communities in creating schools where students master chal- lenging and engaging content, the release said. The program has bestowed almost 10,000 awards to more than 9,000 schools, over the last 38 years. For more information, visit www.ed.gov/nation alblueribbonschools. Page 6 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Page 7 Free days for Illinois Sculpture aims to address institutional racism Saint John’s Episcopal resolve to repair the dam- important first step in rec- disrupting and disman- residents at Shedd Church, 3857 N. Kostner age done,” a release said. ognizing the invisible poi- tling as we have done Ave., has announced the Saint John’s has an son and silent privilege building and benefiting Shedd Aquarium, Shedd’s Web site or by installation of a sculpture active anti-racism team that infects our own local from the sins of racism. 1200 S. Lake Shore phone. Free admission by local artist Joshua whose mission is “to iden- church. This sculpture We have a long road Drive, will hold free ad- will not be granted with- Longbrake titled the tify, disrupt, and disman- urges us to do that and ahead of us.” mission days for Illinois out a reservation. “Confession.” tle racism within our take the next step, to The work was con- residents on Mondays, All adults must provide The sculpture is in- church and our communi- acknowledge that sin,” structed from a wooden Tuesdays and Wednes- proof of residency in-per- stalled at the entrance to ty,” according to the Sherer said. “And we have church font typically used days in October. son when redeeming tick- the church garden with church rector the Rev- to be aware that White for baptisms, water, red “Despite 4 months of ets. For more information the explanation, “We erend Kara Wagner institutions saying the dye, rubber, an electric extended closure this year visit the “Plan a Visit” lament the Christian Sherer. ‘right’ things and thinking pump, silicone, steel, Call Nadig Newspapers and an anticipated annu- page of Shedd’s Web site Church’s role in institu- “Understanding that they’ve done the thing is acrylic, a timer, and bullet al budget shortfall, Shedd at sheddaquarium.org tional racism. We repent current injustices in our to continue to inflict shells, according to a — 773-286-6100 Aquarium is pressing /plan-a-visit or call 312- our part in sustaining city are rooted in our own harm. We have to spend press release. ahead with its commit- 939-2438. structures of racism. We religious history is an as much time and energy ment to providing oppor- tunities for everyone to experience the aquatic ‘Twitter for Independent world free of charge,” Shedd spokesman Johnny Writers’ program slated Ford said. “Throughout the month of October, Independent Writers of Tuesday, Oct. 13. about Illinois residents will Chicago will hold a Zoom “Twitter for Independent have 12 chances to visit presentation at 6 p.m. Writers” featuring Alicia the aquarium for free dur- Dale. ing ‘Illinois Resident Free North Branch Dale will explain how Days.’” writers can use Twitter The aquarium said the Arts offers to “land writing assign- free days will look differ- ments, find expert ent than previous years as online classes sources for articles, build Shedd has adopted strin- a platform for messages gent measures to ensure North Branch Arts, and reach influencers.” guests have a safe and 5421 W. Devon Ave., will The meeting is free for enjoyable visit. This offer online art classes members and $10 for non- includes a limited build- and workshops this fall as members. ing capacity, timed-ticket- a result of the pandemic. Non-members are ing, one-directional path- Courses include “Fa- asked to visit iwoc.org, ways throughout the mily Art” for children age click the Oct. 13 event building, mandatory face 3 to 6, “Drawing Basics: link under “Upcoming coverings, and hand sani- Landscapes” for children Events,” click the register A SCULPTURE by artist Episcopal Church, 3857 tizer stations. age 8 to 11, “Studio Art button to pay in advance Joshua Longbrake was N. Kostner Ave. Guests looking to take Hangout” for students and receive the Zoom reg- installed at St. John’s (Facebook photo) advantage of the free age 9 to 18 as well as istration info within 24 admission must secure monthly “Friday Night hours after the payment tickets in advance via Workshops” for adults. is confirmed. Page 8 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Crime Watch TWO MEN REPORTED that be changing a tire of a white Ford according to police. they were robbed at about 12:25 a.m. F250 in a warehouse on the site and A MAN WAS shot in an apparent Saturday, Sept. 26, in the alley in the when he yelled out to the men, they road rage incident at about 12:40 5500 block of West Newport Avenue, fled, according to police. Metra police p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20, in the 4700 according to 16th (Jefferson Park) observed the man running along the block of Irving Park Road, according District police. train tracks adjacent to the lumber- to 17th (Albany Park) District police. A man reported that he and a yard when he dropped a white plastic Two witnesses reported that a dark coworker were in a garage of his bag and kept running, police said. The gray Mazda CX5 was chasing a home when two men approached bag contained several burglary tools, Nissan Altima west on Irving Park them in the alley pointing guns and according to Metra police. He was from Kilpatrick Avenue when the demanded money, according to arrested, police said. Altima was caught in traffic at a red police. The man reported that he The suspect was identified by light, according to police. walked out of the garage and one of police as Roel Christopher Tejada, Witnesses reported that the Mazda the men struck him in the forehead age 31, of the 8500 block of East pulled alongside the Nissan into with a gun and when he fell to the Prairie Road in Skokie. oncoming traffic and a man fired one ground the men kicked him and took AN EMPLOYEE of BJ’s Auto shot into the Nissan, then fled, police his cell phone and wallet containing Repair, 3820 N. Harlem Ave., report- said. The 19-year-old passenger of $1,700 in cash, police said. ed that the repair shop was burglar- the Nissan reported that the bullet The man’s coworker reported that ized and a vehicle was stolen at hit his belt and ricocheted upward, he was punched in the left side of the about 12:55 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. causing a graze wound to his right face by one of the men and the men 23, according to 16th (Jefferson hand and leaving a bullet fragment took his cell phone and wallet con- Park) District police. stuck in the passenger side door taining $120 in cash, according to The employee reported that sur- panel, according to police. When offi- police. veillance footage showed a man cers met the 19-year-old man at One of the men was described as break the overhead garage door win- Community First Hospital he was Black/Hispanic, age 26 to 30, 5-8 to 6- dows, enter the garage, take several uncooperative, police said. 2, and 170 to 210 pounds, and wear- keys and enter a 2012 Jeep Rubicon A WOMAN reported that her vehi- ing a red hooded sweatshirt, black before hitting another vehicle with cle was struck by bullets at about pants and a black mask. The other the Jeep and driving through the 3:25 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 20, in the man was only described as male. garage door to the alley, according to 4100 block of West Peterson Avenue, A MAN REPORTED that he police. The employee reported that according to 17th (Albany Park) was robbed at about 9:30 a.m. the man took $200 in cash, eight District police. Friday, Sept. 25, in the 3900 block keys to vehicles being worked on and The 43-year-old woman reported of West , according a set of keys to the shop, police said. that she was driving west on Peterson Willie Wilson Party may when a silver Infiniti with three men to 16th (Jefferson Park) District The man was described as 5-9 and police. 160 pounds. inside drove next to her and began The 20-year-old man reported that AN EMPLOYEE of the Irving harassing her, according to police. The he was walking when a red Jeep Park Hand Car Wash, 7413 W. Irving woman reported that her passenger Cherokee driven by a former class- Park Road, reported that the business was about to respond when the men be a permanent fixture began shouting at them, police said. mate pulled up beside him and man was burglarized at about 1:25 a.m. by RUSS STEWART “Durbin’s support is a mile wide has changed since 2017. Chmura with a gun told him get in the vehi- Wednesday, Sept. 23, according to The woman reported she drove Persistence in politics is com- and an inch deep,” said attorney abruptly resigned in 2019, and was cle, according to police. The man 16th (Jefferson Park) District police. away and the vehicle then caught up mendable. Losing is not that bad if Frank Avila, a Wilson consultant. replaced by Trustee Bill Tan- reported that he was driven around The employee reported that sur- to them and one of the men started it is a part of a long-term winning Durbin was last on the ballot in nhauser. Benigno has been more the area in the vehicle with four veillance footage showed a man shooting, striking her vehicle at least strategy – like Willie Wilson’s 2020 2014, a non-presidential year, and active in the village, and had male occupants and the men took his break the front glass window and nine times, police said. The woman Willie Wilson Party foreshadowing beat Jim Oberweis (R) 1,929,637- $59,740 cash-on-hand as of June cell phone valued at $800 and $300 remove a cash register containing reported that she sped up to escape a 2022 Wilson bid for Illinois Sec- 1,538,522 in a 3,603,519 turnout, 30. And politics is weirdly convolut- in cash, police said. The man report- $832 in cash, according to police. and entered the expressway entrance to Interstate 94 when she retary of State and maybe Chicago getting 53.3 percent with one other ed. ed that the men told him to get more The man was described as wearing lost control and crashed, according to mayor in 2023. candidate on the ballot. Before Longtime township Democratic money and he told them he couldn’t a gas mask, a dark blue hooded police. The man and woman were Multi-millionaire entrepreneur that, in 2008, Durbin beat Steve committeeman Robert Martwick, so they dropped him off on Long sweatshirt pulled up over his head, injured in the crash but refused med- Wilson is in the process of spending Sauerberg (R) 3,615,844-1,520,621, father of state Senator Rob Avenue, according to police. black jeans and gloves. ical services, police said. $5 million of his wealth in a hope- a 67.8 percent win in a 5,329,804 Martwick (D-10), endorsed long- The men were described as AN EMPLOYEE of the Kordian less 2020 bid for U.S. Senator and turnout. There were 3 other candi- time Democrat Benigno in past American Indian/Alaskan Native, Market, 6332 W. Higgins Avenue, is on the ballot as the “Willie dates, who got a combined 3.7 per- races. But new committeeman (D) White, White/Hispanic and Black reported that the store was burglar- Wilson Party” candidate. If he gets cent. He won 2,103,766-1,325,703 Frank Avino, is joining Tan- and all age 21. ized at about 1 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. Wilson . . . 5 percent on Nov. 3 then the party in 2002 and in 1996, his first elec- nhauser’s “Norridge Improvement A MAN REPORTED that the 22, according to 16th (Jefferson (Continued from Page 1) will have a permanent ballot line in tion, he beat Al Salvi (R), who he Party” slate as one of three candi- front window of his home in the 5600 Park) District police. In political circles Sposato and future elections, like the Liber- tarred as an “extremist,” dates for trustee, a post once held block of West Sunnyside Avenue was The employee reported that sur- Napolitano are often considered the tarians and the Greens. “I want to 2,341,144-1,728,824, getting 54.3 by the younger Martwick. Both damaged by a bullet at about 3:50 veillance footage showed two men most conservative members of the establish a Third Party,” said percent in a turnout of 4,311,391, Benigno and Tannhauser have a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, after several break the front glass door and take . Sposato has Wilson. And he will. with four others on the ballot get- endorsed Republican Brad shots were reported in the area, 40 to 50 lottery ticket books, with a characterized himself as liberal on Wilson’s 2020 opponents are 24- ting 5.6 percent. Stephens, Rosemont’s mayor, over according to 16th (Jefferson Park) total value of approximately $36,000, union issues but conservative on year incumbent Dick Durbin (D), Time has passed the 75-year old Michelle Darbro (D) for state repre- District police. according to police. The men were other matters, often praising former (2006-18) Lake County Durbin by. He is the Senate sentative. Darbro’s campaign is The man reported that he was only described as White-Hispanic. President Trump, while Napolitano sheriff Mark Curran (R) and Democratic Whip, but minority being run and funded by Madigan. awoken by a lound sound and discov- SEVERAL motor vehicle thefts has said that he is politically inde- Danny Malouf and David Black, leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) gets Matt Podgorski’s NWSGOP, a pro- ered a small circular hole in his front were reported in between 4:30 a.m. pendent, having supported both the Libertarian and Green candi- Trump grassroots Republican window, a glass display case in the on Sept. 21 and 8 a.m. on Sept. 27, Democrat and Republican candi- dates, respectively. That’s a field of Analysis and Opinion group, recruited Harwood Heights home was shattered and a flattened according to 16th (Jefferson Park) dates. four boring candidates for senator cop Anthony Beckman, who lives in round was on the floor, according to District police. The Durbin campaign has criti- and Wilson, age 71, who ran for by Russ Stewart Norridge, to run as a Republican police. Ten spent shell casings were Thefts were reported in the 5200 cized Wilson for his conservative Chicago mayor in 2015 and 2019, against Martwick for senator in found along the 4400 block of Central block of Northwest Highway, the views and backing of Republican and is definitely not dreary or bor- 2020. If Beckman loses, as expect- Avenue, police said. 8600 block of West , candidates. ing. He excites, and is well posi- the headlines. Schumer aced ed, he is then expected to run in A MAN WAS arrested on posses- the 4800 block of West Waveland Meanwhile, a news release on the tioned to amass 20 percent. Durbin out of the top job in 2016. 2021 for Norwood Park Township sion of burglary tools and criminal Avenue, the 6900 block of West endorsement conference listed Wilson’s appeal is eclectic, bor- Outlook: 2020 turnout will be Supervisor, a job long held by Tom trespassing charges at about 11:15 Berwyn Avenue, the 5700 block of Alderman James Gardiner (45th) dering on paradoxical, appealing to about 4.1 million. Wilson’s base is Lupo (D), a protégé of the elder a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, near the for- West Eastwood Avenue, the 6100 as one of the endorsers, but both Whites and Blacks and in Chicago, with about 500,000 Martwick. NWSGOP is supporting mer site of Mayfair Lumber, 4825 W. block of West Waveland Avenue, the Gardiner said the release was Republicans and Democrats. Black voters. He will get 125,000- Benigno. Lawrence Ave., according to 16th 5900 block of West Thorndale issued in error and that he has not He supports slavery reparations, 150,000 of the African-American (D)s for (R)s, (R)s for (D)s. (Jefferson Park) District police. Avenue, the 8500 block of West endorsed Wilson. Gardiner also the money coming from non-public vote, plus 50,000 White votes. Norridge politics is mega-convolut- A witness reported that he observed Winnemac Avenue and in the 3400 serves as the 45th Ward democrat- sources, but he is also pro-police, That’s a win. ed. Prediction: Benigno will finally the man and another man appear to block of North Oak Park Avenue, ic committeeperson. pro-gun and pro-religion. He sup- NORRIDGE: Persistently losing win in 2021 and then knock off ports the 2nd Amendment, opposes is not OK. But Tom Benigno, Avino for Democratic committee- any police “de-funding,” and sup- Illinois’ $186,720-a year deputy man in 2022. That explains a lot. (Continued from Page 1) ports faith-based schooling. He is a Secretary of State, is a persistent 12TH AND 13TH SUBCIR- Grocery store . . . philanthropic fixture in Chicago’s guy. He persists in the notion that CUITS: There are 46 Cook County is similar in overall dimensions and shows a grocery store with potential Hlepas-Nickell and Jesal Patel, vil- African-American community, being mayor of suburban Norridge judgeships on the 2020 ballot, 13 almost identical in areas, but parking signage on both the south and east lage manager Anne Marie Gaura, donating more than $100 million a is a promotion. He persists in the countywide and 33 in the 15 subcir- is located at grade level and not on facades of the building, directly McNellis and finance director Robert year to churches and charitable expectation that after losing in cuits. There are Republican candi- the roof. Campbell said the sales area behind the requested monument Merkel worked with the develop- causes. He received 59,072 votes 2013 and 2017 he can win in 2021. dates in just two, with seriously of the store would be located one level sign’s location. ment team on the agreement. for mayor in 2019, carrying 13 of 18 And his persistence may finally be contested races in the north subur- above the parking lot, which is Lincolnwood code requires that sig- “The village would retain the first Black wards in the primary, and rewarded. ban 12th and northwest suburban “accessed by a glassy vestibule” that nage be limited to one sign per eleva- 20 percent of all sales taxes gener- has built a coalition of low-income Incumbent , elected in 13th subcircuits; both have a includes escalators and elevators. tion and no more than 140 square- ated on the site,” Elrod said. He folks, seniors and churchgoers. A 1998, is 86 years old. Benigno essen- Republican base and have elected Campbell noted that the new design feet in size. said the remaining 80 percent of devout Christian, Wilson has tially runs the office. But succeeding Republican judges in the recent features a continuous horizontal Community Development director sales tax revenue would be split, attended a different Chicago his boss in 2022 is out of the ques- past. canopy along three sides of the build- Steve McNellis said the commercial- with 75 percent of that amount church every Sunday for more than tion. A gaggle of heavyweight Dem- Who gave to whom and when? ing to cover the pedestrian walkways. use building was originally intended rebated, and 25 percent also going a decade, always making a note- ocrats want White’s job, including That’s the issue in the 12th, where The board also approved two zon- as a multi-tenant building with serv- to the village. worthy donation. state Comptroller Susana Mendoza, criminal defense attorney Frank ing modifications for the develop- ice, retail or medical office tenants. “The developer estimated that the Wilson submitted nominating state Treasurer Michael Frerichs, DiFranco (R) faces appointed judge ment. One of the changes decreased “Since the final PUD approvals in gap in the amount of the cost that petitions bearing the 25,000-signa- Cook County Clerk Karen Yar- Patricia Fallon (D). Democratic con- the approved minimum number of 2019, Tucker Development has been would be incurred to attract a partic- ture maximum to get on the 2020 brough and 27th Ward Alderman sultant Sean Tenner claims that parking spaces on the property from focusing on the possibility of finding ular grocer, would be about $7.6 mil- ballot as an Independent-Party Walter Burnett. White had an- DiFranco has made four recent 749 to 721. Campbell said this a grocery store for this development, lion in present value,” Elrod said. candidate. Sources say he had nounced his retirement prior to donations to President Trump. decrease was requested after an as that’s a use that’s not only desir- “The agreement provides that over a 100,000. 2018, spurring what would have “This is not a Trump district,” he analysis of the proposed design’s able for the development as a whole, term of 15 years, the village would Wilson, after the COVID-19 pan- been a nasty 2018 primary. Party said. Fallon mailers are already effect on the turning radius of deliv- but also a traditional grocery store is rebate $13 million, which is that demic hit, promised to distribute chair Mike Madigan insisted that he pounding DiFranco with a “Don’t ery trucks found that 28 spots would a use that the village has desired present value spread out over 15 one million PPE masks, and has run again. Benigno, with a fully elect a Trump judge” theme. A need to be removed. ever since the Dominick’s grocery years. If the developer hits $13 mil- been busily doing so because he vested state pension, looks to DiFranco spokesman admitted that Other changes include one addi- store closed on McCormick,” Mc- lion before the end of the 15-year makes them. His company, Omar Norridge as his golden para- the candidate donated $250 to tional monument sign on the west Nellis said. term, the agreement would termi- Inc. (named after his son, who was chute...even though the mayor’s job Trump, on three occasions, and also side of the entrance along Touhy near The board also approved a sales nate early.” killed in gang-related violence), pays $60,000. In fact, had Benigno $1,000 to Hillary Clinton (D) in the proposed store. tax rebate agreement with the devel- has long been manufacturing hos- beat Mayor James Chmura in 2017, 2016. A rendering of the entry drive from oper. Lincolnwood village attorney pital necessities, including masks he could have kept his SOS job - The 12th subcircuit takes in 241 the south side of look- Steven Elrod said he and a negotiat- and needles. A source close to which he might do anyway if he wins precincts in Elk Grove, Wheeling, ing north toward the development ing team consisting of trustees Wilson said he now earns $200 mil- in 2021. That’s $246,720-a year until Maine, New Trier and Northfield Founded May 1, 1940 Associated with lion annually. Wilson himself con- White leaves. townships and is very discerning REPORTER NEWSPAPER firmed to me that the Omar Inc. Norridge, a commercially vibrant about its judicial picks. In 2016 it (Continued from Page 1) Publishers plant was originally based in and fiscally sound village contains elected 2R and 2D to fill four Six Corners . . . Glenn Nadig Brian Nadig Tennessee, then relocated to 9 precincts with 8,990 registered vacancies. A Democrat won in 2018 Bette Nadig (1937-1995) removal from sidewalks be conduct- has offered façade enhancement and Circulation Manager...... Joe Czech Mongolia, and now operates out of voters in 5,727 households. Those and 2012, and a Republican won in ed anytime there is a trace of snow security camera rebates and spon- Editor in Chief...... Cyryl Jakubowski China. So masks made in China numbers indicate a very large 2014. Both candidates have been or more, instead of the current two- sored public art installations. are now combating the virus that number of single- or 2-occupant rated “Well Qualified” and 11 inch minimum. The selected service provider originated in China in the United households. Benigno’s political retired judges have endorsed Association managing director will be listed in the commission’s States. Let’s give thanks. antecedents date back to the old DiFranco. Outlook: Absent the Amie Zander said that the associa- 2021 budget that the City Council Wilson speaks for a large seg- Northwest Side 36th Ward, where “Trump connection” DiFranco tion has a proven track record of must approve by mid-December, ment of the Black electorate, but precinct-working and precinct- could win. Now he’s toast. But success and is the only accredited as the city is required to notify the obviously not the elite, the activists delivering was an art, and was run there’s always 2022. Now-Judge Main Street America organization county of a planned tax levy by or the young. He is an enormously by the Banks/DeLeo Machine until Jim Pieczonka lost in 2012 but won in the city, giving it access to a net- Dec. 29. successful capitalist. He is not 2011. If a ward has 40-50 precincts, in 2014. work of national resources. “We The commission is scheduled to inclined to tear down society or the how hard could it be to flood ten The 13th subcircuit takes in 225 have the support and trust of the vote on its 2021 budget at its next system. He believes in that quaint (now 9) Norridge precincts with 5- precincts in Barrington, Hanover, business community,” she said, meeting at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, notion of a “work ethic.” He has 10 workers each (with plenty of Palatine, Schaumburg and adding that merchants are willing Oct. 7. Some commission members NEWS DEADLINE 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY [email protected] reportedly said that he voted for SOS “volunteers”) and win? It was. Wheeling townships, a once-solid to work with the association. “If I have said that they are supportive LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WELCOME Trump in 2016. Chmura beat Benigno 1,722- Republican area now rapidly trend- need something, I can call them.” of the chamber’s recommendation All letters must include full name, address and tele- phone number for verification purposes only and In 2019 he got 3.4 percent in the 1,209 in 2013, carrying 9 of 10 ing Hispanic. The candidates are Zander said that during the pan- that the budget be reduced from should be addressed to Letters to the Editor, Nadig conservative, cop-filled 41st Ward precincts, and beat him again Susanne Groebner (D) and Gary demic the association has helped $300,000 to $240,000 in part Newspapers. 4937 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 60630. We reserve the right to edit all correspondence. and 5 percent in the 19th Ward. 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Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Page 9 Applications accepted North Side Real Estate Sales for VFW post contests Following is a list of 6534 N. Albany, $339,000 5813 N. Artesian, $279,000 6845 W. Madison, $352,500 recent property sales on 2435 W. Lunt, 24352a, 5700 N. Artesian, 2s, 8136 W. Oak, $325,000 The Niles Memorial submitted to the VFW the North Side of Chicago $126,000 $172,500 8128 N. Odell, $358,000 6512 N. Campbell, $340,000 3014 N. Oleander, $325,000 Veterans of Foreign post by midnight Oct. 31, and in surrounding sub- 6927 N. Fargo, $305,000 urbs. 8350 W. Balmoral, $385,000 2620 N. Rutherford, 7500 N. Natchez, $3,439,000 Wars Post 3579 is 2020. All information here is 7754 W. Rascher, $738,000 $300,000 7011 W. Touhy, 206a, accepting entries for The essay contest public information provid- 7614 W. Berwyn, $246,000 2601 N. Rutherford, $300,000 several national con- encourages young minds ed by the Cook County 7624 W. Gregory, $420,000 $167,000 Norridge tests. to examine America’s Recorder of Deeds Office. 5457 N. Nordica, $445,000 2438 N. Newcastle, $309,000 The Veterans of history, along with their In some cases the sale 7017 W. Berwyn, $176,000 7183 W. Armitage, $350,000 4909 N. Knight, $125,000 Foreign Wars selects own experiences in mod- price may reflect the sale 5514 N. Nordica, $405,000 Harwood Heights 4958 N. Pittsburgh, $805,000 teachers to participate ern American society, by of a partial interest in the 6920 W. Higgins, $285,000 5158 N. Moreland, $275,000 4345 N. Newcastle, $57,000 4200 N. Sayre, $260,500 in the Smart/ Maher drafting a 300- to 400- property. Nadig News- 5452 N. Natchez, $289,000 4707 N. Odell, $276,000 VFW National Citi- word essay, expressing papers is not responsible 5260 N. Natchez, $268,000 5025 N. Mont Clare, 4746 N. Odell, $235,000 zenship Education their views based on a for typographical errors contained in the lists pro- $530,000 6857 W. Leland, $430,000 Teacher program. patriotic theme, which is vided by the recorder’s 5142 N. Nashville, $395,000 4508 N. Newcastle, $328,000 Anyone wishing to “What is Patriotism to office. 6747 W. Foster, $340,000 4548 N. Oak Park, $337,000 nominate a teacher can Me?” for this year. This is NOT a list of 4949 N. Mont Clare, 4515 N. Newland, $515,000 submit a nomination form The “Voice of Dem- properties for sale. These $410,000 Lincolnwood to the post found online at ocracy” essay contest is properties have already 6251 N. Monticello, $540,000 4601 W. Touhy, 603, $213,000 been sold. 6313 N. Ridgeway, $310,000 vfw.org. open to all students in 7227 N. Lowell, $400,000 Address, Unit #, Amount 3723 W. Devon, 3a, $177,000 The “Patriot’s Pen” ninth through twelfth 7018 N. Kilpatrick, $410,000 6124 W. Newport, $225,000 6334 N. Whipple, $330,000 youth scholarship com- grades. 7100 N. Kedvale, $332,500 6034 W. Melrose, $200,000 6213 N. Richmond, $305,000 petition attracts more The student must 6857 N. Knox, $600,000 6045 W. Roscoe, $260,000 6323 N. Washtenaw, than 138,000 students in record a 3 to 5 minute 6651 N. Dowagiac, $390,000 3116 N. Nordica, $325,000 $595,000 sixth through eighth essay on either a thumb 4450 W. Arthur, $700,000 3123 N. Nordica, $339,000 2447 W. Devon, $285,000 3505 N. North Shore, grades nationally. drive or audio CD and 7032 W. Melrose, $360,000 3052 W. Hood, $15,000 $305,000 Each first place state submit it with an appli- 3014 N. Rutherford, 6232 N. Washtenaw, winner receives a mini- cation to the VFW post. $146,000 $400,000 Niles mum of $500 at the This year’s essay theme 2944 N. Neva, $275,000 6118 N. Campbell, $615,000 7041 W. Touhy, 206D, national level, and the is “Is This the Country 2913 N. Nora, $240,000 6143 N. Springfield, $295,000 $315,000 national first place win- the Founders En- 3233 N. Normandy, $374,000 5822 N. Spaulding, $420,500 7151 W. Greenleaf, $238,000 ner wins $5,000 and an visioned?” The essay will 2954 N. Nashville, $444,000 5845 N. Virginia, $495,000 7143 W. Greenleaf, $295,000 all-expense-paid trip to be judged on originality, 3117 N. Neenah, $260,000 5830 N. Washtenaw, 8217 W. Park, $592,000 Washington, D.C. content and delivery. The 2851 N. Natchez, $238,000 $417,000 8217 W. Park, $461,760 2930 N. Natchez, $255,000 5836 N. Drake, $280,000 All student entries deadline for all entry sub- 7207 W. Conrad, $300,500 2823 N. Mulligan, $240,000 5726 N. Christiana, $390,000 must be accompanied missions is Oct. 31. Visit 8140 N. Wisner, $160,000 2827 N. Monitor, $210,000 5824 N. Talman, $296,000 8208 N. Oketo, $422,000 with an entry form and ww.vfw.org. 5335 W. Cullom, $435,000 5713 N. Rockwell, $296,000 8260 N. Milwaukee, 5430 W. Berteau, $410,000 5823 N. Maplewood, $220,500 5400 W. Cullom, $463,000 $520,000 8333 N. Oleander, $314,000 ‘Quarantine Cuisine’ 5539 W. Cullom, $282,500 4718 W. Belle Plaine, raffle held until Nov. 6 $200,000 4050 N. Lowell, $1,045,000 The Gladstone Park Liquors, 4129 W. Law- 4816 W. Byron, $256,000 Chamber of Commerce is rence Ave., McDonald’s 3928 N. Kenneth, $588,000 holding a second “Qua- restaurant, 6125 N. 3749 N. Tripp, $1,250,000 rantine Cuisine Raffle” on Milwaukee Ave., North 4009 W. Grace, $464,000 5454 W. Warwick, $500,000 a weekly basis through Branch Fried Chicken, 5422 W. Warwick, $300,000 Nov. 6. 5481 N. Northwest Hwy., 5305 W. Eddy, $180,000 Each Friday the cham- Paterno’s Pizza, 5303 N. 5326 W. Warwick, $243,500 ber will draw two winners Milwaukee Ave., Pasta D’ 5107 W. Eddy, $540,000 who will be mailed a $25 Arte, 6311 N. Milwaukee 5038 W. Grace, $500,000 gift certificate to a local Ave., Phil’s Pizza D’Oro, 3453 N. Kostner, $174,500 restaurant or bar. 5800 N. Milwaukee Ave., 3429 N. Kildare, $465,000 To enter the raffle, Smilin’ Dawgs, 1105 W. 4040 W. Newport, $417,000 order a meal directly from Touhy Ave., Park Ridge, 5406 W. Henderson, a participating chamber the Garage Bar and $330,000 5010 W. Henderson, member business and Sandwiches, 6154 N. $375,000 send a copy of the receipt Milwaukee Ave., and 3307 N. Kolmar, $180,000 to cathy@glad stonepark Vaughan’ Pub, 5485 N. 4152 W. School, $190,000 chamber.com and include Northwest Hwy. Contact 3025 N. Linder, $291,000 name, address and tele- information for each busi- 5318 W. Oakdale, $259,000 phone number and the ness is available at 4839 W. Wolfram, $340,000 date of the purchase as www.gladtoneparkcham 4918 W. Wolfram, $142,500 well as the price. ber.com. 3128 N. Kilbourn, $225,000 Receipts from third par- David Wians of State 4182 W. Barry, $50,000 ties, such as Grub Hub, Farm and Liberty Bank 3021 W. Jarvis, $382,000 2924 W. Jarlath, $325,000 are not allowed. are sponsors of the raffle. 7201 N. Washtenaw, Participants will re- Naturalization $1,075,000 ceive one ticket entry for 2506 W. Jarvis, $326,000 spending $15 to $34, two fee to increase 7101 N. Kedzie, 207, $90,000 tickets for $35 to $54, 7141 N. Kedzie, 610, three tickets for $55 to to $1,170 $110,000 $74 and four tickets for Beginning Oct. 2 the 7141 N. Kedzie, 1204, $75 or more. fee to become a U.S. citi- $140,000 Eligible receipts are zen through naturaliza- 6833 N. Kedzie, 1211, from the following busi- tion will increase from $79,000 6833 N. Kedzie, 308, nesses: A Midwest $640 to $1,170, accord- $150,000 Kitchen, 5740 N. Milwau- ing to the U.S. Citizen- 2907 W. Touhy, $525,000 kee Ave., Blaze N’ Grill, ship and Immigration 7040 N. Washtenaw, 6400 N. Milwaukee Ave., Services office. $200,000 Brandy’s Gyros, 5777 N. This fee and other Milwaukee Ave., Café increases are to account Meeting set Marbella Tapas, 5527 N. for increased costs to Milwaukee Ave., Chikago adjudicate immigration by Glastone Pizzeria, 6149 N. Milwau- benefit requests, detect kee Ave., Colletti’s Res- and deter immigration Park chamber taurant, 5707 N. Central fraud, and vet appli- The Gladstone Park Ave., Filonek’s Bar and cants, petitioners and Chamber of Commerce Grill, 6213 N. Milwaukee beneficiaries, a Dept. of will meet at 8 a.m. Ave., Highway House, Homeland Security, Friday, Oct. 2, at Liberty 5653 N. Northwest Hwy. press release said. Bank for Savings, 6210 and Jet’s Public House, To view the fee N. Milwaukee Ave. 6148 N. Milwaukee Ave. changes visit federalreg People are asked to Also, Marie’s Pizza and ister.gov/d/2020-16389. wear masks. Page 10 Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 341 Wanted To Buy 365 Apartments- 365 Apartments- TUCKPOINTING WINDOWS / Autos City Unfurnished City Unfurnished SERVICE DIRECTORY REPLACEMENTS LOVE TO BUY YOUR Norwood Park: 1 Bedroom. Norwood Park: Studio 1st Heat,Water, Parking Space Included. CAR OR TRUCK fl oor apartment. Heat, water, ATTENTION! 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ASK ABOUT HOME Carpentry, Drywall, Electrical, hearing, in real time, by using the following Leave Message. (773) 622-3898/ DISINFECTANT SPECIAL Plumbing, Painting,Tiling,Concrete Work •MASONRY •SIDING telephone number (312) 626-6799, the following meeting ID: Small Jobs Welcome 865 2528 2784 and the following password: 692487 (773) 633-0150 Call Don: (773) 865-6261 •GUTTERS •BUILDING REPAIRS (TF9S30V) Email: [email protected] 773-297-5726 Belmont/Central: Large, Clean 4 Habla Español BBB (10S7M) FREE ESTIMATES Any person desiring to provide verbal remarks at the public Rooms 1 Bedroom. Remodeled cabinet (10S24S) HANDYMAN PETE Licensed,Bonded & Insured hearing and present testimony to the tax district may contact kitchen In-Building Laundry, Storage; J.L. HOME AND SONS 20% Discount with Ad Ivy Ellis, Executive Director, Northwest Home Equity As- Heat Included. No Dogs; cat ok. $980. surance Program, 3234 N. Central Ave. Chicago, IL 60634 or IMPROVEMENTS Toilet Repairs, Faucets Repaired 773-879-8500 (773)775-4460 (Agent owned) (10S17A) (773) 622-0700 (TF9S30F) Interior-Exterior And Installed, Clogged Drains Opened, Window Chains, Minor Electric, Outlets Montrose/Cicero: Newly Remod- Remodeling And Switches Replaced, Light Fixtures, HI-LITE I. The corporate and special purpose property taxes eled. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Hard- Also Experts on Ceiling Fans, Gutter Cleaning, Etc. ROOFING INC. extended or abated for 2019 were $125,000. The proposed wood fl oors, appliances, windows. Insurance Claims 773-545-4182 Licensed-Bonded-Insured corporate and special purpose property taxes to levied for Laundry. Near L/Expressway/Shop- Hail/Wind (11S16P) the year 2020 are $125,000. This represents a 0% increase/ ping. No pets/smokers. $1,000 Call Joe: Family Owned & Operated decrease over the previous year. heated. (773) 294-5196 (773) 704-3288 Since “1953” (TF10S3K) (12S2J) REPAIRS II. The property taxes extended for debt services and public Irving Park/Narragansett: 2 bed- ROOFS • GUTTERS (773) 625-6399 building commission lease for 2019 were $0.00 amount. The rooms Apartment. Nice, Clean. (10S28H) CONCRETE CARPENTRY • WINDOWS estimated property taxes to be levied for debt services and Parking, Laundry. No pets. No WORK GRYZIK public building commission leases for 2020 are $0.00. This smokers. (312) 835-5754 SIDING • DOORS ROOFING,INC. represents a 0% increase/decrease over the previous year. (TF10S3L) CARRENO CONCRETE Call John: 62 YEARS EXPERIENCE Jeff erson Park: Very 3 bedrooms, III. The total property taxes extended or abated for 2019 Residential and Commercial (312) 301-9980 •TEAROFFS•SHINGLES 1 ½ Bath, Newer Appliances, Dish- Driveways,Patios, Sidewalks, (3S30/21M) •SIDING•GUTTERS were $125,000. The estimated total property taxes to be washer, Walking Distance to L, levied for 2020 are $125,000. This represents a 0% increase/ Metra. $1,300 No Pets. No Smok- Steps, Garage  oors, $200 OFF HOUSEHOLD/ decrease over the previous year. ers. (773) 575-4115 Resurface, Demolition. Jobs over $2,500 (TF10S3S) JANITORIAL CLEANING Free Estimates, Fully Insured Licensed Bonded Insured IV. The total property taxes extended or abated for 2019 Belmont/Central: Bright, clean 773-286-3992 3 rooms, 1 bedroom, 2nd fl oor. (847) 736-3718 or (847) 288-9251 CSI-Absolute Clean Inc. were $125,000. The estimated total property taxes to be (10S25C) 5462 N. Elston, Chgo levied for 2020 are $125,000. This represents a 0% increase/ Beautiful wood work. Appliances, Residential & Commercial Cleaning BBB laundry. No pets/smokers. $710 (11S18G) decrease over the previous year. ELECTRICIANS • Carpet Cleaning heated. (773) 294-5196 (TF10S3K) NOW HIRING • Upholstery Cleaning ROOFING & Any notice which includes any information not specifi ed and Bryn Mawr/Milwaukee: 5 rooms, www. .com • Tile & Grout Cleaning required by this Article shall be invalid. WizardElectric BRICKWORK 2 bedrooms, + Porch, appliances, Repairing & Updating • Marble Cleaning & Polishing • Emergency Services 2nd fl oor. No pets $1,000 month. Nadig Newspapers Old Wiring Our Specialty All hearings shall be open to the public. The corporate Available 10/1. (773) 456-3322 5358 W. Gale St. License & Insured since 1984 authority of the taxing district shall explain the reasons for (TF10S3T) Call us today! 312-612-0274 ROOFING & EXTERIORS the proposed increase and shall permit persons desiring to is looking to hire. Montrose/Laramie: 2 bedrooms, 773-866-0000 24/7 Visit us at: 30,000+ satis ed customers have be heard an opportunity to present testimony within Bungalow & Residential Specialist 2nd fl oor of 2 fl at. Hardwood www.csi-absoluteclean.com trusted Second City for 40 years. reasonable time limits as it determines. fl oors, Appliances. Clean, En- Small Business & Of ces (TF) Save $30 on Service Call IL ROOFING LIC#104.013526 closed Porch. $1,150+ utilities. No dogs. (773) 685-6753 We are currently looking to hire a door BBB A+ FREE Estimates LANDSCAPING HELP HELP (TF10S7P) (10S31W) NO MONEY Down! to door delivery person for Saturday ROSARIO POLLINA EASY Financing WANTED WANTED Foster/Pulaski: 5 rooms, 2 bed- room, 2nd fl oor. Heated, applianc- FLOOR SERVICES LANDSCAPING 306 Help Wanted 306 Help Wanted mornings. Compensation is great and 773.384.6300 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous es. No pets. No smokers. Laundry. Lawn Aeration SecondCityConstruction.com Credit check. $1,100 month. (773) the average time is only 6 hours. This ST. CLAIRE FLOORING Clean-Ups Help Wanted Full-TIME 539-4392 SINCE 1982 Chicago Sweet (TF10S7L) is a great way to earn some extra Sod,Trimming, Power Washing Connection Bakery BOOKKEEPER *Sanding *Staining* Northwest Highway/Nagle: Luxury 3 Weekly Mowing 5569 N. Northwest Hwy POSITION money and still enjoy your weekend! *Re nishing* Installations* Northwest side of Chicago at bedroom apartment 1st fl oor. Updated Based in Jefferson Park Chicago IL, 60630 kitchen granite, dishwasher, Andersen *Repairs* Free Estimates* Cashiers, Retail, Of ce, Alert Protective Services windows,extra computer room, outside Vehicle is required. Bonded & Insured (847) 392-9008 Call Center, Drivers (10S17R) Handle accounts receivable/ deck. Laundry in basement, hardwood (No CDL Required) CALL JOHN @ payable. Prepare checks, fl oor. No pets/smokers. (773) 822-9817 Contact (773) 794-9889 or L MILLER Experienced Bakers or LANDSCAPING (12S5S) Food Service Workers payments & bank deposits daily (TF10S7L) [email protected] (773) 494-4377 Sod, Trimming, Shrubs Please Call Tom: Prior Experience a must Milwaukee/Austin: 1st floor, www.stclaire ooring.com Trees and Bushes Removal TREE SERVICE (773) 418-2718 or Call Jared (773) 685-8383 large 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, for more information. (11S4S) Peter (773) 620-9901 Senior Discount [email protected] hardwood floors, laundry. Lots A +1 PROFESSIONAL Apply in Person of closets. $1,250 month. (773) Please no walk ins. GARAGES/ Family Owned Since 1921 (10S3C) (10S7A) Clean Ups TREE SERVICE 763-8243 GARAGE DOORS 304 Help Wanted 304 Help Wanted 24 Hrs. Snow Removal LARGE OR SMALL WE DO THEM ALL (TF10S10W) Industrial/Tech/Trades Industrial/Tech/Trades (773) 777-1138 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE GARAGE DOOR Cell# (773) 614-1584 INSURED % SENIOR DISCOUNT SERVICES (10S3L) Overhead Garage Doors (773) 237-0344 PAINTING & TREE REMOVAL/TRIMMING Electric Openers DECORATING STUMP REMOVAL/TRIMMED BUSHES Installation and Repairs WORKMAN’S COMP. 773-744-6101(cell) (10S31A) Georgia Nut Company 630-717-5329 NOW HIRING (773) 497-1127 www.kastanovadoors.com TUCKPOINTING MACHINE OPERATORS (11S28K) Edward Klikuszewski *Painting *Wallpapering ACCURATE EXTERIOR •Great bene ts/Medical,Dental &401K *Plastering *Interior & Exterior & Masonry •Need to be  exible with work schedules(Sun-Sat) *Drywall Taping *Ceramic Tile Specializing In Tuckpointing •Required heavy lifting•We E-Verify Nadig *Woodwork *Stripping *Staining Chimneys, Brick Work, Lintel, •Looking for Machine Operators on 2nd &3rd Shift *Varnish *Carpentry *Siding Parapet Walls, Parging, •Start Pay $15.00 Classi eds City Violations & Roo ng. *FULL SERVICE ROOFING Rated “A” on Angie’s List •Have to read and write ENGLISH Get Results House Cleaning Service Licensed Bonded Insured If you are interested in applying, 5700 W. GROVER Free Estimate please send your resume to 773-286-6100 (11S20E) (773) 592-4535 [email protected] (10S3A) Nadig Newspapers Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Page 11 Property Property Property Property Property Property For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, advised that Plaintiff’s attorney 003-0000 ished to check the court fi le to (312) 236-SALE COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC- is deemed to be a debt collector The real estate is improved with verify all information. You can also visit The Judicial COUNTY DEPARTMENT - TION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLI- attempting to collect a debt and a single family residence. If this property is a condomini- Sales Corporation at www.tjsc. CHANCERY DIVISION NOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO- any information obtained will be Sale terms: 25% down of the um unit, the purchaser of the com for a 7 day status report of LOAN FUNDER LLC, SERIES SURE LAW. used for that purpose. highest bid by certifi ed funds at unit at the foreclosure sale, other pending sales. 4248 the close of the sale payable to than a mortgagee, shall pay the CODILIS & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Plaintiff, You will need a photo identifi - Case # 19 CH 1131 The Judicial Sales Corporation. assessments and the legal fees 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE vs. cation issued by a government (SW10/7) No third party checks will be required by The Condominium ROAD, SUITE 100 EFFICIENT & COMFORTABLE agency (driver’s license, pass- accepted. The balance, includ- Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g) BURR RIDGE IL, 60527 HOMES, LLC, MICHAEL port, etc.) in order to gain entry IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ing the Judicial Sale fee for the (1) and (g)(4). If this property is a 630-794-5300 KEITH JENKINS AND CITY into our building and the foreclo- COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Abandoned Residential Property condominium unit which is part E-Mail: [email protected] OF CHICAGO sure sale room in Cook County COUNTY DEPARTMENT - Municipality Relief Fund, which of a common interest communi- Attorney File No. 14-18-06215 Defendants, and the same identifi cation for CHANCERY DIVISION is calculated on residential real ty, the purchaser of the unit at Attorney ARDC No. 00468002 19 CH 12596 sales held at other county venues THE BANK OF NEW YORK estate at the rate of $1 for each the foreclosure sale other than a Attorney Code. 21762 NOTICE OF SALE where The Judicial Sales Corpo- MELLON, F/K/A THE BANK OF $1,000 or fraction thereof of the mortgagee shall pay the assess- Case Number: 2018CH07104 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY ration conducts foreclosure sales. NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR amount paid by the purchaser ments required by The Condo- TJSC#: 40-2204 GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- REGISTERED HOLDERS OF not to exceed $300, in certifi ed minium Property Act, 765 ILCS NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt ment of Foreclosure and Sale en- For information, LAW OF- CWABS, INC., ASSET-BACKED funds/or wire transfer, is due 605/18.5(g-1). Collection Practices Act, you are tered in the above entitled cause FICES OF IRA T. NEVEL, LLC CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004- within twenty-four (24) hours. No IF YOU ARE THE MORTGAG- advised that Plaintiff’s attorney Intercounty Judicial Sales Cor- Plaintiff’s Attorneys, 175 N. 13 fee shall be paid by the mortgag- OR (HOMEOWNER), YOU is deemed to be a debt collector poration will on Monday, Novem- Franklin Street, Suite 201, CHI- Plaintiff, ee acquiring the residential real HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- attempting to collect a debt and ber 2, 2020 at the hour of 11 a.m. CAGO, IL, 60606 (312) 357-1125 -v.- estate pursuant to its credit bid MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR any information obtained will be in their offi ce at 120 West Madi- Please refer calls to the sales JOSE F. FUENTES, ROSARIO at the sale or by any mortgagee, 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF used for that purpose. son Street, Suite 718A, Chicago, department. Please refer to fi le FUENTES, COUNTRYWIDE judgment creditor, or other lien- AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, Case # 2018CH07104 Illinois, sell at public auction number 18-02240. HOME LOANS, INC., HOUSE- or acquiring the residential real IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC- I3156612 to the highest bidder for cash, HOLD FINANCE CORPORA- estate whose rights in and to the TION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLI- (10/7) as set forth below, the following THE JUDICIAL SALES COR- TION III residential real estate arose pri- NOIS MORTGAGE FORECLO- described mortgaged real estate: PORATION Defendants or to the sale. The subject prop- SURE LAW. P.I.N. 14-07-106-012-0000. One South , 24th 2018CH07104 erty is subject to general real es- You will need a photo identifi - Commonly known as 5365 N. Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 2151 N. KARLOV AVE tate taxes, special assessments, cation issued by a government BOWMANVILLE AVENUE, (312) 236-SALE CHICAGO, IL 60639 or special taxes levied against agency (driver’s license, pass- CHICAGO, IL 60625. You can also visit The Judi- NOTICE OF SALE said real estate and is offered for port, etc.) in order to gain entry The mortgaged real estate is im- cial Sales Corporation at www. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY sale without any representation into our building and the foreclo- proved with a single family res- tjsc.com for a 7 day status report GIVEN that pursuant to a Judg- as to quality or quantity of title sure sale room in Cook County idence. If the subject mortgaged of pending sales. ment of Foreclosure and Sale and without recourse to Plaintiff and the same identifi cation for real estate is a unit of a common entered in the above cause on and in “AS IS” condition. The sale sales held at other county venues interest community, the purchas- LAW OFFICES OF IRA T. NEV- July 10, 2019, an agent for The is further subject to confi rmation where The Judicial Sales Corpo- er of the unit other than a mort- EL, LLC Judicial Sales Corporation, will by the court. ration conducts foreclosure sales. gagee shall pay the assessments 175 N. Franklin Street, Suite 201 at 10:30 AM on October 28, 2020, Upon payment in full of the For information, examine the required by subsection (g-1) of CHICAGO IL, 60606 at The Judicial Sales Corpora- amount bid, the purchaser will court fi le, CODILIS & ASSOCI- Section 18.5 of the Condominium 312-357-1125 tion, One South Wacker Drive, receive a Certifi cate of Sale that ATES, P.C. Plaintiff’s Attorneys, Property Act. E-Mail: [email protected] CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at a will entitle the purchaser to a 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE Sale terms: 10% down by certi- Attorney File No. 18-02240 public sale to the highest bidder, deed to the real estate after con- ROAD, SUITE 100, BURR fi ed funds, balance, by certifi ed Attorney Code. 18837 as set forth below, the following fi rmation of the sale. RIDGE, IL, 60527 (630) 794- funds, within 24 hours. No re- Case Number: 19 CH 1131 described real estate: The property will NOT be open 9876 funds. The property will NOT be TJSC#: 40-2186 Commonly known as 2151 N. for inspection and plaintiff THE JUDICIAL SALES COR- open for inspection. KARLOV AVE, CHICAGO, IL makes no representation as to PORATION For information call Mr. Ira T. NOTE: Pursuant to the Fair Debt 60639 the condition of the property. One South Wacker Drive, 24th Nevel at Plaintiff’s Attorney, Collection Practices Act, you are Property Index No. 13-34-223- Prospective bidders are admon- Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 Law Offi ces of Ira T. Nevel, 175 North Franklin Street, Chicago, Jefferson Township Real Estate for Sale Illinois 60606. (312) 357-1125. 19-04604 INTERCOUNTY JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION intercountyjudicialsales.com I3156697 (10/14)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHANCERY DIVISION

U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR TOWD POINT MASTER FUNDING TRUST CITI LEGA- CY 2018

Plaintiff,

-v.-

FRED GIBSON JR.

Defendants

19 CH 1131 1854 N. MOBILE AVENUE CHICAGO, IL 60639

NOTICE OF SALE

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE- BY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on January 22, 2020, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 10:30 AM on November 3, 2020, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker Drive, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, sell at a public sale to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the fol- lowing described real estate:

Commonly known as 1854 N. MOBILE AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL 60639

Property Index No. 13-32-302- 018-0000

The real estate is improved with a single family residence.

The judgment amount was $255,854.86.

Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certifi ed funds at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corpora- tion. No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, includ- ing the Judicial Sale fee for the Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300, in certifi ed funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four (24) hours. No fee shall be paid by the mortgag- ee acquiring the residential real estate pursuant to its credit bid at the sale or by any mortgagee, judgment creditor, or other lien- or acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to the residential real estate arose pri- or to the sale. The subject prop- erty is subject to general real es- tate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and in “AS IS” condition. The sale is further subject to confi rmation by the court.

Upon payment in full of the amount bid, the purchaser will receive a Certifi cate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser to a deed to the real estate after con- fi rmation of the sale.

The property will NOT be open for inspection and plain- tiff makes no representation as to the condition of the property. Prospective bidders are admon- ished to check the court fi le to verify all information.

If this property is a condo- minium unit, the purchaser of $ 00 the unit at the foreclosure sale, 74 other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the le- gal fees required by The Condo- minium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g)(4). If this property is a condominium unit which is part of a common inter- est community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments required by The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1).

IF YOU ARE THE MORT- GAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RE- MAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF

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