Subject to Change Add-On & Undated Frequently. Scroll Down to view flyers or Click to read updates: Job Hiring today July 31 10 am to 2 pm Flyer below July 2020
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Alderman/ Alderwoman, Government Officials, Community Organizations and Leaders, and Community Residents: In hopes of keeping you more in the loop and increase the sharing of information and participation throughout our communities “Not My Events” This mainly focus on the activities, events, resources, and services in Jackson Park Highland, South Shore, Avalon, Calumet Heights, South Chicago, Bush, Eastside, Jeffery Manor/South Deering, and Hegewisch. Please feel free to send Activities, Events, and Resources that you would like to be added to this album flyers to me through email or inbox. Know Your Neighbors…..Know Your Neighborhoods” Events are Subject to Change. Please Share!
This Album Is Divided Into 4 sections Highlighting a Few Events:
- New Activities, Events, and Services (Beginning of Page).
- Weekly & Monthly Activities.
- Schedules Of : 3rd & 4th District CAPS Community Beats, Committees, Alderman, Senators and State Representatives, Police Board Meeting
- Bottom of the Page What You Have Missed? “Previous Events”:
1. New Activities, Events, Services, & Workshops:
Info Shared by Senator Sims Jr. During periods of excessive heat, consider delaying your visit to a facility. If you must visit a facility, please come prepared to wait outside due to social distancing or take advantage of online services at www.cyberdriveillinois.com.
Info Shared by Alderman Mitchell
10 New Illinois Laws Taking Effect July 1
There are several new laws taking effect in Illinois on Wednesday, ranging from a minimum wage increase to new education requirements in schools and mandated training to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace.
Here’s a look at 10 of the measures taking effect:
Minimum Wage Increase
Minimum wage workers are getting a raise for the second time this year. Under this new law, the minimum wage increases from $9.25 to $10 per hour, following a $1 increase at the beginning of the year. On Jan. 1, 2021, it will increase again to $11 per hour and keep climbing until it reaches $15 per hour beginning on Jan. 1, 2025.
Gas Tax Increase
Illinois’ gas tax doubled last year to 38 cents per gallon to fund road improvement. A 0.7 cent-per-gallon increase takes effect July 1, mandated under a new formula tying the tax to the rate of inflation.
Stronger Penalties for Texting and Driving
This measure amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to establish a 12-month license suspension and minimum fine of $1,000 for a driver who causes great bodily harm, permanent disability or disfigurement to another person while texting and driving.
Stronger Penalties for Drivers Who Injure Someone While Violating Right-of-Way
This new law establishes a 12-month license suspension for a motorist who, while violating the right-of-way at crosswalks and in school zones, causes serious injury to another person.
No License Suspension for Failing to Pay Fines
The Illinois secretary of state will not be allowed to suspend a person’s driver’s license or vehicle registration for failing to pay a fine or penalty on time under this new law, with legislators expressing the belief that a person still has the right to drive to work despite not being able to afford a driving ticket.
LGBTQ History Taught in Schools
LGBTQ history must be taught in Illinois public schools starting in the 2020-2021 school year. The bill also requires schools to purchase textbooks that are “non-discriminatory” and “include the roles and contributions of all people protected under the Illinois Human Rights Act.”
Civics Education in Schools
This requires requires the state’s public schools to teach at least one semester of civics any time between sixth and eighth grades. The lessons must focus on government institutions, discussion of current and societal issues and simulations of the democratic process.
Sexual Harassment Prevention and Annual Training
This measure makes it a civil rights violation for an employer to harass an employee based on race, religion, age, sex, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, pregnancy, citizenship status and more. It also delineates that an employer is responsible for harassment done by employees, consultants and contractors if the employer becomes aware of the conduct and “fails to take reasonable corrective measures.” Companies must disclose to the Illinois Department of Human Rights each year any judgments, rulings or settlements against them related to harassment or discrimination.
The new law also requires every employer to provide sexual harassment prevention training once a year, and all restaurants and bars are required to provide a sexual harassment policy to all employees in writing within the first week of their employment. Hotels and casinos must also, in addition to supplying employees working in areas alone safety or notification devices to call for help if needed, include in an anti-sexual harassment policy a provision allowing employees to take paid time off to file a police report or criminal complaint.
All Employees Protected From Discrimination
The size of an employer will no longer determine whether workers will be protected from discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, sexual orientation, religion and a range of other protected categories. The definition of employer in the Illinois Human Rights Act was changed to mean anyone employing one or more person in the state for 20 or more weeks within the calendar year. Previously, employer was defined under the act as having 15 or more people under employment.
Government’s Coronavirus Response
This new measure makes several changes to Illinois law, particularly as it relates to state government’s approach to the coronavirus pandemic. It establishes the Restore llinois Collaborative Commission, a commission with 14 members from the House and Senate to address efforts to revive various sectors of Illinois’ economy amid the pandemic. It also allows meetings by government bodies to be conducted by audio or video conference if the governor or Illinois Department of Public Health has issued a disaster declaration related to public health concerns and if meeting in person would be impractical.
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July 20-24th, 2020
United We Teach Virtual Summit
Best practices for digital and global learning
Join Participate Learning for our first United We Teach Summit, an online conference for teachers from all over the world. The United We Teach Summit will connect global educators around topics that prepare them to embrace the uncertain new school year and the challenges to come. In the spirit of unity and providing equitable access to all teachers, this event will be free for everyone.
Teachers Taking the Stage
We’re handing it over to the teachers in our Participate Learning community so that we can learn from current practitioners. The United We Teach Summit is all about providing immediately useful tools in an inspiring way, while exploring questions about what robust instruction looks like when teachers may need to navigate transitions in and out of their physical classrooms.
We hope you can join us for this very special event. With five days of interactive sessions, including a panel discussion, attendees will walk away with new tools and fresh perspectives to start the school year feeling energized.
Sessions Hosted by Global Educators
This virtual summit will foster connection and explore best practices around:
- Implementing robust instruction within the COVID-19 educational landscape
- Navigating the transition between remote and blended learning environments
- Digital tech tools for connection and learning
- Developing global citizens that are excited to learn about the world
Are you interested in learning more about art? Want to There are still spaces left for SkyART’s SkyWAY Virtual Studio program! Registration is FREE and open to all youth AGED 7-14 years. Programs take place on ZOOM every Wednesday at 4PM CST. Join our vibrant community today! Email [email protected] to sign up. Visit www.skyart.org/virtual-skyway/ for more information.
The Field Museum is reopening July 17 to members and July 24 to the general public.
The museum has been closed since March due to the pandemic. But it’s reopening with new social distancing and cleaning protocols, and it will be closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays for deep cleaning, according to a Field press release. The museum will be open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. the rest of the week.
People can buy tickets online. The museum recommends people buy tickets online to avoid in-person lines.
Illinois first responders, teachers and health care workers will have free admission July 24-Aug. 9. Their families can purchase tickets at Chicago admission prices. https://www.fieldmuseum.org/visit
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Info Shared by Alderwoman Garza:
We are very excited to announce our partnership with Dynegy Energy Company and
Looking for something to do to beat the heat?
Rent a canoe, kayak or stand-up paddle board at Wolf Lake for only $10.00 per hour! Rentals available from 10 am to 5 pm daily, weather and event-permitting.
$10.00/hour rental price includes life vests and oars.
Children 18 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
All boats must be in by 6:00 p.m.
Call Wolf Lake Security at 219.655.5212 for availability.
Payment and rentals will take place at the Wolf Lake Aquatic Center/Splash Pad.
Info Shared by State Representative Kam Buckner: Office of Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas Second Installment Cook County property tax bills are due August 3, 2020, but property owners have two extra months to pay without a late fee. A copy of the news release is attached and posted here. https://www.cookcountytreasurer.com/newsarticle.aspx?articleid=982
Free diagnostic evaluations for children between the ages of 12 months and 4 years.
Apply today to receive a FREE assessment to examine autism, ADHD, or delays. Click below to apply for your FREE diagnostic assessment sponsored by Chicago Autism Project. First to apply receive preference.
https://chicagoautismproject.org/free-diagnostic-evaluation-inquiry/
Info Shared by Danielle Richards:
Metropolitan Family Services – Southeast Center located at 3062 E. 91st Street will be hosting Free COVID-19 testing regardless of symptoms. The event will take place on Thursday, July 30th, and Friday, July 31st from 8:30 a.m. to 4;30 p.m. in the parking lot right behind Metropolitan Family Services. The entrance to the parking lot is on 91st and Baltimore.
Walk-in and Drive-Thru are welcome! Only need to provide name, address, date of birth, and phone number. Insurance Not necessary, SS# NOT necessary. Testing will be Free!
Info Shared by Philanise: Thursday, July 30th at 7 PM – 9 PM
Hosted by Association of Peoria Area Christian Home Educators (APACHE)
Online Event
Tickets
www.apachecentralillinois.org
Join one of Apache’s board member families as we talk about homeschooling and how to get started. We will be discussing learning styles, curriculum, and what homeschooling looks like. Deadline is day before the event. Those registered will receive a zoom link on the day of the event, July 30th.
Info Shared by Senator Elgie R. Sims, Jr.: Illinois DCEO is partnering with the SBA in a free webinar on Thursday 7/30 regarding programs available for sole proprietorships such as the Paycheck Protection and Economic Injury Disaster Loan programs. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/WebinarSBA730
Info Shared by Pastor Onque
Info Shared by South Shore Chambers:
Chicago State Foundation proudly presents “Leading While Black and Introverted” a virtual experience and live podcast taping hosted on Thursday, July 30 from 6:00pm-7:00pm CDT. To register, go to https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/3915948459925/WN_0y2TCX9uQIGVrGlb5tQ2Pw
The film screening will start promptly at 7pm. The link and password for the screening room are below. Be sure to join the screening before 7pm so you don’t miss the start! The screening room will be open starting at 6:30pm. The post-screening panel will take place on Zoom — you will need to join the Zoom call after the screening. Register for the Zoom call at the link below.
Password: PH0t76
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0lcu-oqDksE9RY6IywyLHoCEmm9mXn7FZJ
7:00pm – 8:00pm (CST)
Tandra Rutledge, MA, Illinois Chapter Board member
Eleshia Simms-Harris, Living Your Truth blogger
Phil Martinez, MA, LCPC, Illinois Chapter Board member
Swati Varma, Psy. D, Clinical Psychologist https://www.facebook.com/events/314601383001356/
Don’t miss this week’s FREE business education webinars! Register: www.chicago.gov/businessworkshops On Wednesday, 7/29 at 3:00 PM-Choosing the Right Legal Entity: A Small Business Entity Workshop presented by Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights. As an entrepreneur starting a new business, you will be faced with many important decisions; one of the first and most important decisions will be selecting the right legal structure for your business. The legal entity you choose will impact many critical aspects of your business, such as your ability to raise capital, how your company will be managed, its tax treatment, liability protection for managers and more. CLC will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various business structures including the Sole Proprietorship, C-Corp, S-Corp, LLC, Benefit Corporation, Cooperative Association and more. On Friday, 7/31 at 9:30 AM-Power in the Pivot: Finding Answers through People and Partnerships Presented by Nikki Bravo, Executive Director of Ignite Technology and Innovation. As a small business or entrepreneur, you don’t always know what you don’t know. Let’s discuss how relationships and collaborations lead to asking the right questions, accessing valuable resources, and revealing new business opportunities.
Performers and Speakers Needed
Friday, July 31
4PM – 6PM
NAMI Metro Suburban Seeks Performers, Speakers and Attendees for this Friday’s Virtual Mic Night
Social isolation is a problem for individuals living with mental illness. NAMI Metro Suburban’s Drop-In Center hosts weekly open mic events as a source for reducing the effects of this debilitating isolation. Due to the public health emergency (Covid-19) these events have gone online.
In observance and celebration of
“Minority Mental Health Awareness Month,”
NAMI Metro Suburban will host a virtual open mic this Friday on the Jitsi Meet app/platform. All are welcome. Performance is completely optional.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Metro Suburban) is hosting this event…
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1.) To center Black, Indigenous and People of Color’s voices on the subject of mental health, in a creative open mic format
2.) To learn about health discrepancies in BIPOC communities and promote health equity
3.) To discover areas of further intersection and solidarity in the Long Term Recovery Movement
Info Shared by Officer Davis and Danielle Richards 4th District Info Shared by South Shore Chamber Inc and 3rd District CAPS Faye Patterson
Info Shared by Maria Elena 10th Ward Fbk: Your Illinois State Police (ISP)career begins with a twenty-six (26) week training at the Illinois State Police Academy (ISPA) in Springfield, IL. While at the academy, your title is “Cadet.”
You check in to ISPA on Day Zero—Check in Sunday—and check out on Friday (weekly). ISP cadets must successfully complete 26 weeks of training which balances classroom instruction, physical skills training, and integrated practicals. Yes our training is paid and benefits (and your probationary period) begin on your first day of hire.
Placed throughout the training are competency-based authentic assessment practicals which involve role players acting out different types of situations. Authentic assessments evaluate the Cadets’ performance on the basis of their demonstrated knowledge, skills and abilities.
These practicals are designed to provide the Cadets with a realistic view of situations they may soon face. The exercises include officer safety, traffic stops, domestic calls and civil disorder.
After successful completion of 26 weeks of training, the Cadets are sworn-in as Illinois State Troopers during a formal ceremony (or commissioning ceremony due to #covid19) which the Cadets’ families are invited to attend. Upon graduation, they shed the Cadet title and earn the title of Probationary Troopers (PTs).
The new PTs continue their one-year probationary period by reporting to their assigned district and participating in the Field Training Officer (FTO) program.
The FTO’s are experienced ISP officers who assist the PTs with their transition from the Academy to the field. The PTs will ride with at least three separate FTO’s during the 14-week program. Once they successfully complete the program, they can begin patrolling alone.
Their training now becomes their “silent partner” who will be with them each shift for the rest of their career.
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Accepting applications until July 31! For applications, please visit www.illinoistrooper.com ?
#JoinUs #Illinois #ISP #WeAreHiring
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Chicago voters may apply NOW to Vote By Mail ahead of the Nov. 3, 2020 General Election.
https://chicagoelections.gov/en/vote-by-mail.html
Those who apply now will be first in line to receive ballots when ballot mailings start in late Sept. and early Oct.
#Vote2020 #VoteSafe #VoteByMail
2. Weekly & Monthly Activities:
Info Shared by Alderwoman Garza
Info Shared by The Neighborhood Network Alliance and South Shore Works
Food Pantries:
Windsor Park Church Food Pantry
76th & Saginaw
Saturday 8am to 12pm
Info Shared by South Chicago Neighborhood Network:
South Chicago Food Network
Pantries Currently OPEN in our Area:
St. Philip Neri Lady of Peace 2132 S. 72nd St. Chicago, IL on Tuesdays 10:00 AM to
12:00 PM
Trinity Resurrection United Church 9046 S. Mackinaw Ave Chicago, IL 60617 on
Wednesdays 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Southeast Side of Chicago Food Pantry 11401 S. Green Bay Ave. Chicago, IL 60617
Wednesdays 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
St. Florian SVDP Food Pantry 13115 South Houston Avenue, Chicago, IL, 1st, 2nd,
3rd, 5th Wednesday 9-11 a.m.; 4th Wednesday 2:30- 4:30 p.m. Service Areas: 60633
Lolly’s Food Pantry 9390 S. Kreiter Chicago, IL 60617 on Wednesdays 4:00 PM to
6:00 PM
Gospel Way Covenant Church 8152 S. Saginaw Ave Chicago, IL 60617 Thursdays
8:00 AM to 10:00 AM Service Areas: 76th to 87th from Yates to Commercial Ave.
First World Wide Ministries 7945 S. Exchange Ave Chicago, IL 60617 Thursdays 3:30
PM to 5:30 PM
Southeast Side of Chicago Food Pantry 11401 S. Green Bay Ave. on 3rd Fridays
3/20/2020 at 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Centro Comunitario Juan Diego 8812 S. Commercial Ave Chicago, IL 60617 Fridays
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Christ Life Church Chicago 8927 S. Houston Ave Chicago, IL 60617 on Saturdays
10AM to 12PM
St. Kevin Food Pantry 10509 S. Torrence Ave Chicago, IL 60617
Pantries Currently CLOSED in our Area:
Our Lady Gate of Heaven Church 2338 E. 99th Street Chicago, IL 60617
Our Lady of Guadalupe Food Pantry 3200 E. 91st Street Chicago, IL 60617
St. Katharine Drexel Parish 9047 S. Harper Ave Chicago, IL 60619
Advocate Trinity’s Healthy Living Farmacy 2320 E. 93rd St Chicago, IL
Pilgrim Baptist Church 3235 E. 91st Street HOT MEALS Chicago, IL 60617
Fresh Moves Mobile Market ALL MOBILE MARKETS CURRENTLY CANCELLED
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
**Date and Times Are Subject To Change
*Follow this link for updated information on Greater Chicago Food Depository food
pantries sites
https://www.chicagosfoodbank.org/find-food/
Chicago Family Pairing Program Groceries Delivery:
Click Link For Service:
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Because of the looting. If you need a ride to a pharmacy or the grocery store we are providing rides to suburban locations to get the food and medicine you need. #projecthood #chicago #chicagolooting please contact us. Thanks we are here to serve.
Click Link To Now Your Ward Street Cleaning Date:
Info Shared by Hyde Park Herald: https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/streets/provdrs/streets_san/svcs/street_sweeping2020.html
Info Shared by Senator Peters: The Illinois Secretary of State has announced that from June 1 through July 31, driver services facilities will focus on serving ONLY new drivers, customers with expired driver’s licenses/ID cards and vehicle transactions.
Expiration dates have been extended at least 90 days after the governor’s Stay at Home Order is lifted. All employees will be wearing face masks and customers should do the same.
Plexiglass dividers are installed at all work stations and tape is on the floor in 6-foot intervals for social distancing and they will limit the number of customers inside a facility at one time.
This Service May have change since we have Open:
Info Shared by Southeast Chicago Response Resource and Alderwoman Garza
Keep Your Spirit Health:
Chicago reopening: Parks west of Lake Shore Drive, libraries back open Monday June 8, 2020
Info Shared by Friends of the Park https://abc7chicago.com/chicago-reopening-phase-3-coronavirus-guidelines/6237073/
“Parks that are reopening include Grant Park, Lincoln Park, Burnham Park, Harold Washington Park, Jackson Park, the Jackson Park Golf Course and the Diversey Driving Range.”
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Commercial Avenue SSA#5: City Council has passed Fair Work Week and Minimum Wage/Paid Sick Leave ordinances. Register for one of these webinars to understand these new laws. These webinars will be recorded so you can go online and listen if you miss them.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!
Upcoming Virtual Education with Illinois Green… June 10th to Aug 5th
https://illinoisgreenalliance.org/news-and-events/online-learning/
Easy Wednesday Hosted by ETA Creative Arts
https://youtu.be/wWnr3A4AsbE
Info Shared by Alderman Hairston: City Sticker Late Fee Waiver
To provide some relief for those who are unable to purchase or renew their stickers during this time, The Office of the City Clerk will be waiving late fees on certain City Stickers from March 19, 2020, until July 15, 2020, for residents whose stickers were up for renewal or who purchased a new vehicle from January-June of 2020.
Info Shared by Alderman Hairston:
View Day Camp Programs
You can view summer day camp programs online here.
For all summer program offerings, go here.
Registration
Online registration begins Thursday, June 11 for parks west of California Ave. and Friday, June 12 for parks east of California Ave. starting at 9 am.
Online registration begins Friday, June 12 at noon for McFetridge and Morgan Park Sports Centers.
In-person registration will be held on Saturday, June 13.
*Please check the website to see if spots still remain for in-person registration before going to a park.
Ages
The camp program is for children age 6-12, as determined by age on September 1, 2020. This summer registration will be done by age group at most parks, to ensure campers are with kids their age. When registering, please confirm you have selected the correct age group option.
Locations
148 Parks will be providing Summer Day Camp. See a list of locations here.
Camp Dates & Times
Summer Day Camp | July 6 – August 14
Day Camps run six hours, from 9 am-3 pm or 10 am-4 pm
*Available for viewing now.
Late Summer Camp | August 17- 21 and/or August 24– August 28
Late Summer Camps run three hours, 9 am- 12 pm or 10 am – 1 pm
*Available for viewing Wednesday, June 10th at 12 pm.
(Summer program dates are subject to change based on guidance from public health officials.)
Activities
All camp activities are designed to comply with social distancing measures. Activities will include arts & crafts, non-contact sports, wellness and nature-based activities, and some in-house special events. Field trips and swimming will not be included in camp this year.
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance will be available and CHA vouchers will be accepted.
Learn more about financial assistance & CHA vouchers.
Want to learn more about 2020 Summer Day Camp? Click here! https://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/programs-memberships/day-camp
Info Shared by Alderman Hairston: Chicago Public Library
Most Chicago Public Library branches are now open.
Patrons are encouraged to reserve items online and pick them up at the library.
Computers are available for use, however, please note–library staff have limited capabilities to assist patrons, with regards to current social distancing measures in place due to COVID-19. As with all public indoor locations, you must wear a face mask when in the library
To check if your local branch is open please click the following link Chicago Public Library Location and Hours https://chipublib.bibliocommons.com/locations/
Apply now for CSU’s Contact Tracing Program. We are offering a comprehensive FREE three-week training program in contact tracing for COVID-19. Classes start June 15! To register, visit csu.edu/contact_tracing.htm #WeAreCSU #ContactTracing #CSUProud
CPS Grab and Go Meal Sites
Monday June 22 – August 28
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Chicago Public Schools have announced Grab and Go Meal Sites will continue during summer break. Distribution begins on Monday, June 22 and continue through Friday, August 28.
In order to find the most up-to-date list of meal sites near you, please visit cps.edu/mealsites. If you have any questions contact the CPS Command Center at 773-553-KIDS (5437) or [email protected].
Find Location: https://cps.edu/coronavirus/Pages/mealsites.aspx
Our community is resilient, but making space to process and heal is vital to continuing our liberation.
Join Soul Healer Stacy Patrice (@soulyoginsp) live on our Instagram this Sunday at 1pm for a special #SoulHealingSatsang. Rebuild Foundation
Live Science Experiments
by Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago WED
July 1
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM
WED
July 8
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM
WED
July 15
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM
WED
July 22
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM For more free at-home activities, visit msichicago.org/scienceathome.
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Hegewisch Times: n our June 15th edition, THT brought you the information on the EPA testing and cleanup at the local baseball fields. Here is some followup information shared by the EPA with the paper. Hegewisch Little League remediation will begin July 7, 2020. Hegewisch Babe Ruth is awaiting the results of the U.S. EPA soil testing.
Info Shared by Chrissy -Reclaim South Shore For All:
TRACE is going virtual this summer!
We’re looking for a few more teens (14-19) for a PAID internship/photography project.
Please feel free to share this post with your networks.
Info Shared by State Representative Marcus C. Evans, Jr.
Please share and look into these great programs at Chicago State University. Get the education and skills you need to survive and prosper.
Student success programs for freshmen (including one-year of free tuition) and continuing students at Chicago State University:
Rise Academy Information Session: On Tuesday, July 7 at 2:00 – 3:30, learn about our free tuition program for freshmen. Just register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4180506344386797071
Open House: On Wednesday, July 14 at 3:30, learn about Chicago State University’s scholarships, 56 degree programs, and small class sizes. Just register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/4397905081343904011
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Info Shared by Southeast Chicago COVID Resource and South Shore Works
100+ Spray Features are NOW OPEN citywide through July 10, from 9 am- 9 pm. For a complete list, visit https://bit.ly/SprayFeatures #StayCool
I am excited to announce that I’ve accepted to be Alliance of the Southeast – ASE newest Youth Organizer. There’s so much I’m looking forward to doing with the youth, especially mobilizing and empowering them to be involved in leading and shaping their communities. With this being said, I’d like to ask that everyone please share this opportunity to join ASE’s Youth Leadership Council, we will be meeting this July 10th Friday from 3-5 pm. We will also be providing summer money for those youth getting involved. So if you know any passionate or curious youth from the ages of 12-18 in the Southeast Side, I’d be more than happy to talk with them
Info Shared 10th Ward Fbk Chiquita: Registration info practice will start August 1st during registration we will be selling spirit wear hope to see everyone soon also birth certificates is not due at registration
Info Shared by Senator Sims Jr.
Soldier Field drive-in movies begin Wednesday with ‘Groundhog Day’
Lost Boyzs Starting this month, our 14U South Shore Rockets will be rejoining the Pony Premiere League!
Thanks to Urban Growers Collective, every Thursday, Claretian Associates has been able to have a food distribution! With the help of CP4P we distribute warm meals and produce boxes to the community. Thank you! Come by every Thursday at 2:30pm, to 9100 S. Burley to pick up a warm meal and a fresh produce box!
This May turn into Virtual Events at this until Complete Phases:
3. Schedules Of : 3rd & 4th District CAPS Community Beats, Committees, Alderman, Senators and State Representatives, Police Board Meeting
Click Link For All Free Event at Stony Island Art Bank https://rebuild-foundation.org/
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Free Activities Nearest Library https://chipublib.bibliocommons.com/events/search/index
Utility Billing Relief Program Begin March 1st
Utility Billing Relief (UBR) will provide low-income residents with a reduced rate on their water, sewer, and water-sewer taxes, as well as debt relief for those who demonstrate they can manage the reduced rate bills for one year. Benefits for UBR participants include https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/fin/provdrs/utility_billing/svcs/utility-bill-relief-program.html
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Info Shared by Sy Lewis: City Council Meeting: https://chicago.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx
Board of Commissioners Cook County County Commissioners are elected officials who oversee county activities and work to ensure that citizen concerns are met, federal and state requirements are fulfilled, and county operations run smoothly. https://www.cookcountyil.gov/board-of-commissioners
5th Ward Monthly Meeting
Hosted by Alderman Leslie Hairston
Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at 6 PM – 7 PM 1415 E 70th St, Chicago
Alderman Greg Mitchell;s Constituents Night 7th Ward Mondays 3pm to 7pm
2249 E 95th St
Chicago, Illinois
Call (773) 731-7777
8th Ward Aldermanic Office Michelle A. Harris
Ward Constituents Night Mondays 6pm to 8pm
8539 South Cottage Grove Avenue
Chicago, IL 60619
Phone: 773-874-3300
Alderwoman Susan Sadlowski Garza 10th Ward Tuesday 9am-6pm (ward night w/ appmnt)
Call office at 773-768-8138
10500 S. Ewing Ave
Congresswoman Robin Kelly
Chicago Office
1000 E. 111th Street,
Chicago, IL 60628
Phone: (773) 321-2001
Office hours: 9:00am-5:00pm
Contact Us (773) 783-8492 [email protected] 8539 South Cottage Grove Ave., Suite B Chicago, IL 60619
Stanley Moore County Board Commissioner, 4th District 8658 S. Cottage Grove, Suite 404 Chicago, IL 60619 Phone: (773) 783-2412
State Representative of Illinois’ 26th District Kam Buckner Call (773) 924-1755
[email protected]
Senator Robert Peters District Office:
1509 E. 53rd Street, 2nd Floor
Chicago, IL 60615
(773) 363-1996
Open Office Hours:
Fridays from 9 a.m. — 12 p.m.
Representative Curtis J. Tarver I
Info Shared by Representative Curtis J. Tarver I Office: I wanted to give you all a reminder that we have opened the 25th District Service Office (1303 E 53rd St) with regular office hours during the week and we have flexibility for after-hours/weekend appointments. Feel free to email [email protected] or call (872) 356-2055 to set up a meeting
Representative Lamont J. Robinson, Jr. (D) 5th District: (South Shore Small%) 5048 S. Indiana Ave. Chicago, IL 60615 (773) 924-4614 (773) 924-4652 FAX
PUBLIC MEETINGS OF THE POLICE BOARD!
The Police Board holds a regular public meeting once a month. Members of the public are invited to attend and are welcome to address questions or comments to the Board. The Superintendent of Police (or his designee) and the Chief Administrator of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability (or her designee) will be at the meetings. Prior sign-up is required of those wishing to address the Board; contact the Board’s office by 4:30 p.m. of the day before the meeting to add your name to the list of speakers. Every 3rd Thursday of the Month.
The meetings are scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. and take place at the Chicago Public Safety Headquarters.
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https://www.chicagocopa.org/event/public-meetings-of-the-police-board-16/
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