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EveryBlock collects 22 types of news in Chicago — including articles, real estate listings, meetups and conversations neighbors are having — and organizes it by location. Below is all the recent news and discussion near Park Manor.

5 days ago

Updated 9 hours ago

Looking to Form Local Arts 7 Culture Group

by concerned citizens of chatham

Greetings! I am seeking to speak with Chatham and Park Manor residents interested in forming an arts and culture non-profit. Our community is facing some very tough times and we may be able to help make a difference with our passion for the arts and culture. Who's on board? Any genuinely interested parties can contact me at peacenjazz [at] gmail [dot] com. Let's powwow and see what we can do to help our community! Take care and BE the peace you seek.

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  • yesterday
    JBlack

    Well, I've been wanting to start some kind of outreach program for the kids in theatre. We've only got one theatre on the south side and that's ETA Creative Arts. There's no reason why we can't have as vibrant a theatre community on the south side as they do on...

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    Well, I've been wanting to start some kind of outreach program for the kids in theatre. We've only got one theatre on the south side and that's ETA Creative Arts. There's no reason why we can't have as vibrant a theatre community on the south side as they do on the north side. But in order to get people to come see theatre, we need to start with the kids. Unfortunately, black people have become used to what they see on the "Chittlin' circuit" and are not exposed to other forms of theatre. That has got to change. I'm willing to get something started.

  • yesterday
    concerned citizens of chatham

    Please contact the individual in the post as she is really serious about this.

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Deneen LSC elections TODAY! (also Robeson, Guggenheim and others)

by The Sixth Ward on May 17, 2012

Deneen Elementary School (7240 S. Wabash Ave.) - now an AUSL , essentially is having the entire election on that date. While some schools may have been missing a few parent or communty slots, Deneen needs to fill ALL of their offices.

This article has 2 other Chicago locations (Show)

Guggenheim Elementary School (7141 S. Morgan St.) is seeking to fill the same number of slots.

Robeson High School (6835 S. Normal Blvd.) is also looking to fill 5 parent slots.

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May 01

Updated 3 days ago

Newsalert: Rahm Emanuel Considers Closing 100 Chicago Public Schools

by concerned citizens of chatham

From the Newsalert Blog http://nalert.blogspot.com/2012/04/rahm-emanuel-considers-closing-100.html
A source with close ties to Chicago's public education establishment has confirmed that Rahm Emanuel may close 100 Chicago public schools. Along with the closures will come a vast expansion of charter schools. Emanuel has 150 half empty public schools that are a drain on tax dollars. With Chicago, having lost 200,000 people in the last Census: change is in the air. The only question now is will Rahm make the announcement Tuesday or Wednesday in San Francisco, or in the coming weeks? Can Rahm go to war with the teachers unions and win? Stay tuned....UPDATE- Rahm will not make the big announcement in San Francisco.

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Alderman Roderick T. Sawyer First Year Report

by concerned citizens of chatham

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Chicago property transfer data is updated twice a month. Here are the nearby records from the May 14 update:

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May 12

Updated May 13

CDOT’s Gabe Klein announces viaduct repaving project

by Grid Chicago on May 12, 2012

730 E 71st St

This article has 13 other Chicago locations (Show)

600 W Englewood Ave

1130 E 79th St

3600 W 60th St

8125 S Elliott Ave

600 W 64th St

1530 S Loomis St

1530 S Racine Ave

7500 S Morgan St

7500 S Peoria St

4815 W Wilson Ave

2200 W 83rd St

400 W 29th St

6400 S Dorchester

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  • May 13
    yellowgirl176

    Thank Jesus, It was closed for at 6 months at one point 2 or 3 years ago and I never knew why. I go that way daily to avoid Jeffrey to go to west on 83rd.

  • May 13
    Steven Vance Urban planner

    This is great news for so many people. It reopens avoided connections, especially for those walking and biking.

  • May 13
    yellowgirl176

    I can definitrly deal with it being closed for a month so it can be fixed.

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May 12

  • Permit issued for electric wiring

    WE WILL CORRECT ALL ELECTRICAL VIOLATIONS INSTALL 120-240 V 3 WIRE 1 PHASE 2 METERS 1 PUBLIC 200AMP SERVICE WE WILL INSTALL NEW BRANCH CIRCUIT TO BRING THIS BUILDING INTO ACCORDANCE WITH THE CHICAGO ELECTRICAL CODEEL0091, EL0001, EL0095, EL0029, EL0020, EL0024, EL0016

    7323 S. St. Lawrence Ave. Issued May 10, 2012 Comment Subscribe

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From New Bike Racks - where did they come from?:

"Just curious about the new bike racks you see through Lakeview. They are cool colors and in the shape of a bike. I like them and just wondering if they were purchased by the city or some how locally. Any comments would be helpful?"

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