LoganSquarist has put together this brief guide to the primary election to help make doing your civic duty as painless as possible.
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LoganSquarist has put together this brief guide to the primary election to help make doing your civic duty as painless as possible.
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Alderman Scott Waguespack, of the 32nd Ward, has aimed to reform the Finance Committee, with a legislative focus on environmental protections.
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Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa wants to move Chicago to a place of greater social justice, create a police-accountability group and lift the ban on rent control.
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Alderman Daniel La Spata, of the 1st Ward, is looking forward to pushing policies that tackle housing issues along with environmental concerns.
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The office of Board of Review Commissioner Mike Cabonargi held a property tax appeal workshop to educate Northwest Side residents on how to appeal their rising 2019 property tax assessments.
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Logan Square-area alderman want to add a suite of progressive revenue streams to the mayor’s recently proposed budget.
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The community is more or less split on the proposed music venue, which would require a zoning change by the alderman should it get approved.
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The 35th Ward announced it will fix alleys and sidewalks in Logan Square, Hermosa, Avondale and Albany Park as part of the city’s capital improvement program.
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First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata held a town hall focusing on the City of Chicago’s budget to educate constituents and propose solutions.
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New efforts by Mayor Lightfoot and the City are offering residents a fresh start on city stickers and related fees by canceling debt starting in October.
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“We needed a party that was going to put people first,” State Rep. Will Guzzardi said at his kickoff party, referring to championing unapologetically progressive policy.
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Ten ward offices from across the city will model “rapid-response” deportation-defense networks after a program pioneered in Logan Square’s 35th Ward.
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