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Safe at Last: For One Iraqi Refugee, Tragedy has a Silver Lining

Chicago Talks, February 17, 2010

Crimson curtains flow in the wind of the air conditioning unit—their color a gentle contrast…

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Gardening Grants Available in Rogers Park

Chicago Talks, January 21, 2010

From The Rogers Park Garden Group – Rogers Park, Chicago comes this proposal that will…

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Want to Help Families Survive the Economy? Volunteer.

Chicago Talks, January 4, 2010

With debt, foreclosures, unemployment and heating costs on the rise, low-income families often find themselves falling behind. To help bring some relief during the upcoming tax season, the Center for Economic Progress is recruiting volunteers to help bring free tax and financial services to families who need them most.

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Far North Side Residents Uneasy as Violent Crimes Increase in Their Neighborhoods

Chicago Talks, November 24, 2009

Two years ago, Marilou Kessler was holding a dinner party at her East Rogers Park…

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Proposed City Budget Cuts Small Business Support

Chicago Talks, November 23, 2009

By Curtis Black, Newstips Editor, Community Media Workshop With neighborhood economic development groups objecting to…

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Experiment in Democracy: 49th Ward Leads the Way in Participatory Budgeting

Chicago Talks, November 16, 2009

Community gardens. Buying the Leone Beach house. Security cameras on the “L” platforms. Those were…

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Rogers Park Residents Deal With a ‘Lot’ of Parking Troubles

Chicago Talks, November 10, 2009

Rogers Park resident Steve Straus would rather walk several blocks than pay $1 an hour…

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Charting the Future of Rogers Park? Neighborhood Group Tries to Reach Out

Chicago Talks, October 13, 2009

For many years Rogers Park has been known as one of Chicago’s most diverse neighborhoods,…

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