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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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreFirst Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata held a town hall focusing on the City of Chicago’s budget to educate constituents and propose solutions.
Read MoreNew 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.
Read More“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.
Read MoreTen 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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Standing alongside their constituents and the grassroots organizations that aided their victories, City Council’s new coalition of progressive aldermen flipped the script—they swore-in the people.
Read MoreWhen the three aldermen representing the majority of Logan Square took office late last month, they joined a surge of progressive representation in the Chicago City Council.
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Local Alderman La Spata and Waguespack convened to share current projects, issues that need to be tackled and the importance of working together.
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Having a new mayor, only our third in 30 years, who pledges to have an administration that’s highly transparent is exciting and inviting to many Chicagoans.
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