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Chicago Talks, November 14, 2011

RAGE-Resident Association of Greater Englewood (RAGE ) will host a public meeting Tuesday, November 15th at the 7th District Police station 1438 W. 63rd. at 6:30pm.

The discussion will include  education issues, Post Office/Libraries Closings, Englewood Film Festival, CMAP Land Use Plan, Aldermanic Ward Remapping, Urban Farms, and more.

map of Englewood in Chicago and Ward boundaries
Englewood in Chicago and Ward boundaries. Do Ward boundaries confuse representation of Englewood?

Also if you want to learn more about RAGE or join forces with other residents in Greater Englewood we strongly encouraged to attend!

A current question posed by RAGE is whether the way the neighborhood is shared among six wards ends up making it hard for residents to get attention from elected officials and civic leaders.

Refreshments will be served at 6:15 p.m. please arrive promptly.

Any questions call us at 866-845-1032 or email joinrage@gmail.com!

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