Schorsch Forest View

Probably Legacy. Polish biker club

What colors?

Pretty sure it was Legacy. Checked the website looked like the patch I saw.

I was told that, sometimes, when they arrest apparently mentally violent people, they bring them to Read Center and hold them there long enough to transfer them to a facility that can control them. ie, NOT permament! Just to hold and transfer!

Thanks Latina, I'll check with Sheriff Dart's Office as well.

Good News... I just walked past Belmont & Sayre with my dog (Sat - 4pm). Belmont is open, Detour signs are gone and Buses are moving through in both directions.
Bad News... The intersection looks awful. They patched it with cement and it looks horrible. Take your time driving through the intersection. They need to come back and repave the intersection.

Have been told in another context that the normal way the paving's now done is for the contractor to pour rough concrete so traffic can get moving. Later a different crew comes in to do the real paving, which requires a lot more engineering than the initial quick pour. Of course, I'd like to feel 100% confident this balances fast reopening with the most cost effective way to get to the finished project.

Can't wait to try it. LOVE the fact that there will be a bar that we can walk to in the neighborhood. I've missed Cafe LaGuardia dearly.

Thanks for doing this, Bryan. I hope a lot of folks get out on April 18th to vote -- even if you don't have children attending CPS, these are still your neighborhood schools! Note: If you live in the Sayre school district (North-Grand-Harlem-Nashville) -- I would really appreciate your vote so I can continue working on the LSC to improve our school.
Thanks, Shelley Huske :)

It's posted now, at http://galewood.net/2012/lsc-candidates/

Please let us know about inaccuracies or omissions. And again, we're happy to add any candidate's statement or campaign flyer.

Classy; Best of luck

Is the Schorsch Forest View subdivision located at Cumberland and Lawernce?? There are at least 4 other developements by "Schorsch".

Yes, it is between Cumberland, Lawrence, and East River Road.

I don't have any photos, however in the 50', there was a Stable across the street on Lawrence (south side) and a Quanset village for returning GI's onthe other corner (You still can see the fire hydrants, inactive). Don't remember much other than that. The Air Force, College and marrage took the rest of my time until '74. Remember some of the buildint though!

Last night, I saw three smaller coyotes about 40 feet from the gate inside the cemetary near the stop sign on Addison. Glowing eyes and totally unafraid, Beautiful.

There were several seen at the Dunning site. Very resourceful at hiding. They're all over the city, note news article when one went to a sandwich shop and sat in the cooler. (I guess he was hungry). Now the City discovered that they are good at rodent control (Rabbits, geese, etc.) and just monitor their activities!