Alderman Patrick D. Thompson on March 4 hosted a quarterly town hall meeting at Tilden Career Academy High School at 4747 S. Union Ave., addressing a wide variety of issues in the 11th Ward, which includes, all or in part, Armour Square, Bridgeport, Back of the Yards, Canaryville, Chinatown, Pilsen, the University of Illinois at Chicago, and University Village.
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Frontline Foods helping coronavirus workers, restaurants
Frontline Foods, a grassroots organization feeding medical workers on the front lines of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, announced a partnership with World Central Kitchen…
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Help one another at this troubled time
First and foremost, as you read this, all of us here at Gazette Chicago sincerely hope and pray that you and your loved ones are healthy and safe.
This may be the understatement of the year, but a lot has happened in the last two months.
The following is a list of resources that may be useful during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis
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Newman upsets Lipinski for Congress; voters pick other Dem, Rep nominees
Democratic voters in the 3rd Congressional District rejected Dan Lipinski, congressman for the last 15 years, in favor of Marie Newman in the biggest upset of the election on March 17.
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A lot has happened since Gazette Chicago launched its Go Fund Me effort in February.
Support Your Community Newspaper as Gazette Chicago launches Go Fund Me effort
An Important Message From Mark J. Valentino, Editor and Publisher
Whether someone is a long-time reader of Gazette Chicago or came across it more recently, the conversation we often have centers on one or more of the following questions: How did it all begin? How were you able to create such an excellent publication? How are you surviving in today’s world of shrinking advertising revenues?
Gazette Chicago’s Go Fund Me effort in full swing; our readers are needed to reach the goal
Last month, Gazette Chicago launched its first-ever Go Fund Me effort. As this edition of the newspaper went to press, we raised $7,700 on our goal of $10,000. This figure is a combination of funding from those who have given through the Go Fund Me platform and others who have sent contributions directly to our office.
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Around the Neighborhood: April 2020
Editor’s note: At press time, future events listed in Around the Neighborhood still were scheduled, but changes are happening on a daily basis due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.