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Residents have advocated for the legislation because they believe it has the best chance of quickly reducing the effects of climate change and driving growth in clean energy production.
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First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata hosted a reading of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” alongside local progressive leaders.
Read MoreIn this letter to the editor, new Logan Square resident Emily Hall writes on behalf of the Illinois Single-Payer Coalition, a group pressuring Illinois senators to support “Medicare for All.”
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Logan Square residents, you still have time to register to vote before Election Day, Nov. 3. You can register or update your address online through Oct. 18.
Read MoreMultiple community groups converged to boost local census numbers as the Sept. 30 deadline approaches.
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Fourteen aldermen, including Carlos Ramirez-Rosa and Daniel La Spata, introduced an ordinance to terminate the Chicago Police Department’s contract with Chicago Public Schools that was dismissed the same day it was filed.
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Check out this reading guide featuring work by Black authors to educate yourself and be a better ally, as told to us by a few Black-owned bookstores.
Read MoreAlderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa hosts a weekly Facebook Live discussion to talk to his constituents about resources for dealing with the ongoing pandemic.
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In this letter to the editor, recent Logan Square arrival Kathleen Mazzei calls on local leaders to take action on breast and cervical cancer.
Read MoreWeeks after the election, First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata finally announced that he had won the election to be the ward’s Democratic Party committeeman.
Read MoreSome polling sites in the neighborhood appear to have closed, but you can find your new polling site via several resources — and use of early voting sites has been extended.
Read MoreLogan Square residents grilled representatives of a proposed Milwaukee Avenue cannabis dispensary Wednesday (March 11) night, concerned about everything from harmful customers to parking squeezes.
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