According to Everyblock—a website that tracks crime— Boystown is one of the safer areas of the city. Within a four-day period, the neighborhood had 10 crimes ranging from theft, vandalism and robberies.
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Occupy the Hood Strikes Back at Worst Food Desert in Chicago
This story is from YRC Region 6 Community Council: Worst Food Desert In Chicago Strikes…
Artists Push Onward Despite Challenges
Artist David Jarmon is one of 30 artists in Project Onward, a gallery dedicated to displaying artwork by adults with mental and developmental disabilities. Founded in 2004 at the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington St. in the downtown Loop, the gallery provides a workplace for the artists.
RAGE-Resident Association of Greater Englewood (RAGE ) will host a public meeting Tuesday, November 15th at…
Urban Prep Academy, ABLA Work On Improving Relations After Street Fight
A street fight in September involving students from Urban Prep West was due the school’s lack of communication with the community, Deverra Beverly, president of the ABLA Local Advisory Council, said.
Chicago’s TIF “Slush Fund” Causes Brain Freeze
The Grassroots Collaborative recently introduced the Responsible Budget Ordinance (RBO), which presents a plan to return hundreds of millions of dollars to the city’s budget, schools, parks, and libraries; thus, helping to address the enormous budget crises facing Chicago with a revenue solution over job cuts.
Explore Chicago’s Underground Read/Write Library, Now Open
Read/Write Library is a replicable model for community collections. It uses the lens of an…
Honor Flight Chicago Sends Veterans to Washington
Honor Flight Chicago helps veterans to fly at no cost to visit the war memorials in Washington that commemorate those who served in the military.