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The venerable Better Government Association has featured members of our team on a recent video that speaks to the mission…
SMART WOMEN, SMART MONEY On Thursday, October 14,2010, I attended the 10th annual free Smart Women Smart Money conference and luncheon held by the Illinois State Treasurer at the UIC Forum. The keynote speaker was Rosie Rios, the Treasurer of the United States. The honorees were Merri Dee, State President, Illinois AARP and Leticia Velez-Hudson,…
LET’S PICKUP OUR NEIGHBORHOOD BY PICKING UP THE TRASH COME LEND A HAND AS CANA EMBARKS ON A NEIGHGORHOOD BEAUTIFICATION CAMPAIGN. SATURDAY OCTOBER 16, 2010, BEGINNING AT 9:00AM THRU 1:00PM Meet at Corner of Madison and Austin REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED AT THE CONCLUSION OF THIS EVENT. ALL ARE WELCOME Any questions, contact Marvin Marshall…
Feel good about recycling- it’s easy and free. MAIL IT BACK FOR FREE. RECYCLE — USED SMALL ELECTRONICS. The United States Post Office provides postage paid envelopes to recycle used small electronics. That includes cell phones, PDA’s, smart phones, MP3 players, digital cameras or up to 4 inkjet cartridges. Pick up the envelopes at the post…
The 15th District Community Policing Office conducts the Youth Explorer Scout Program and the Peer Jury Program for youth age 13-20. This program helps youth to : Earn service learning hours Discover career potential Develop leadership skills improve public speaking skills experience peer-to-peer bonding partincipate in EXCITING ACTIVITIES The meetings take place on the 2nd…
You are not alone in your desire for see positive change. Come meet and share your ideas with others who support change and improvements to create a more vibrant neighborhood . Together we can turn our ideas into reality. Come participate in the development of the Central Austin Neighborhood Association. LOCATION Third Unitarian Church, 301 N. Mayfield AGENDA…
We must use all available means to obtain the necessary attention to the conditions in our neighborhood. We must do more than attend the CAPS meetings. We must address all who exercise control over the actions of the police. The Police Board holds a public meeting once a month. Members of the public are invited…
