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Join Secretary of State Jesse White, Italian Consul General Thomas Botzios and WIND-AM’s Shaun Thompson as the Italian American Human Relations Foundation (IAHRF) brings back Venetian Night in Chicago. The event takes place on Saturday, July 10, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Based at Chicago’s City Winery on the Riverwalk, Chicago’s Venetian Night brings the charm of the famous Venice boat parades along with decorated boats, entertainment and a grand fireworks display at Navy Pier. For more information, please visit this website.
The Chicago Police Department invites you to attend an upcoming virtual community conversation regarding its new interim foot pursuit policy. CPD will host two community conversations open to the public when you will have an opportunity to learn about the new policy and provide your feedback on it.
Agenda for the conversation includes:
Community Conversation 1 – Wednesday, June 30 @ 7:00pm
Register Here for Community Conversation 1
Community Conversation 2 – Saturday, July 10 @ 12:00pm
Register Here for Community Conversation 2
Due to capacity, community conversations will be limited to 200 participants per conversation. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come first-serve basis.
Unable to attend but still want to learn more and provide your feedback? CPD is also accepting comments on the policy and responses to a public input form until July 15th, 2021.
Public Comment on Policy
CPD invites you to review the interim policy and make comments and recommendations on it. To read the policy and provide your feedback, click here. Public comments will be open until July 15, 2021.
Public Input Form
CPD has launched an anonymous input form that asks various questions around foot pursuits. These questions will allow you to provide feedback on specific components of the foot pursuit policy. Responses to this form are entirely anonymous.
Click here to complete the input form
For additional information about the new policy and other ways to get involved, please click here.
If you have additional questions, please contact Community@chicagopolice.org
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Join Near North Unity for their monthly meeting via ZOOM.
Monday 6/28 at 6 pm
Please join the Near North Unity Program Monthly Meeting on Monday, June 28th at 6 pm via Zoom
Register here:https://forms.gle/YGd5WZssuQ1mMHuY6
Come out and hear from your representatives, find out about how to look for State jobs, and give a shout out to CPS for their partnership in our community.
Community Thank you – Chicago Public School
• Dr. Janice Jackson
• Latanya McDade
• Chip Johnson
Illinois House of Representatives – 9th District
• Representative Lakesia Collins
Illinois Department of Employment Security
• Don Ryan, Statewide Trainer
Chicago Lights Dance Academy
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The Near North Unity Program (NNUP) was formed in November 2010. NNUP seeks to promote and strengthen community cohesion in Chicago’s Near North community and to connect existing sub-communities into a resilient neighborhood by building upon local strengths through planning, organizing and human development.
Near North is defined by the following boundaries: North Avenue to Chicago Avenue, Wells Avenue to Halsted Streets.
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Unfortunately, Mother Nature is not cooperating with us – so our(6-26) Pitch in for Ward Park Clean-up event has been cancelled due to weather.
Be sure to check our website and social media platforms for information about future park clean-ups.
https://rnrachicago.org/community/a-montgomery-ward-park/
In the meantime, please do your part every day to help make Ward Park a cleaner, safer and more beautiful place to relax, play and enjoy nature!
Located along the North Branch Canal of the Chicago River, the Wild Mile can be enjoyed by foot, kayak, canoe or boat.
Come down along the Riverwalk behind the Whole foods to get up close to the floating gardens. Launch from the Eastman street dock behind REI to get access to the river. Or rent a kayak at Kayak Chicago to see the river the way it is meant to be enjoyed.
Come visit by car, bike, CTA or even hop on the North avenue Water taxi.
The first floating walkway will be launched summer 2021 so stay tuned!
If you were wondering where all sorts of things are going on in relation to the Wild Mile, head to UrbanRiv.org/visit to see where the latest installations are resting, where to enter the floating walkway, launch a kayak, rent a boat, spot some turtles (sunny days only, of course). Check in for the latest developments and the best ways to see all the sights the Wild Mile has to offer!