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Reminder: Ward Office Relocated to 2527 N. Lincoln
Due to construction, our ward office is temporarily relocated to 2527 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Residential parking passes can be purchased at the location on Lincoln. Please continue to call my office at 773-348-9500 or email
[email protected] with any questions or concerns.
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Bridgeview Bank Art in the Park
TONIGHT, Thursday, April 30
Bridgview Bank: 1970 N Halsted
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Join Bridgeview Bank for an evening of wonderful food and fine art, showcasing local artists and Lincoln Park restaurants!
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Donate, Recycle & Shred at
NAPO-Chicago's
De-clutter Drive Thru
Saturday, May 2
MB Financial Bank Lot:
Irving Park/Damen/Lincoln
10am-2pm
Drive through and drop off one carload of items. Volunteers will make sure items are donated, recycled and shred properly.
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Chicago Kids & Kites Festival
Saturday, May 2
Lakeshore Drive and Montrose Ave: Cricket Hill
10am - 4pm
Join for a celebration of springtime in Chicago! T
he City of Chicago will provide kite kits for children to build and fly.
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Shrine Spring Concert
Sunday, May 3
The National Shrine of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini: 2520 N. Lakeview Ave
1:30pm
Enjoy the music of Bach, Telemann, Schumann, Rameau and Morehead at the National Shrine of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini.
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43rd Ward Office
2523 N. Halsted
www.ward43.org
Office Hours:
Monday
9a.m.-7p.m.
Tuesday-Thursday
9a.m.-6p.m.
Friday
9a.m.-12p.m. & 2p.m.-6p.m.
Contact us:
phone
773-348-9500
email
[email protected]
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Dear Friends,
The Chicago Police just released a community alert seeking a suspect in several burglaries from condominium buildings in Lakeview and Lincoln Park. The suspect has been caught on camera and is believed to have used a similar method to break into buildings or parking garages.
Click
here
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o see the alert and a photograph of the suspect. If you have any information to help the police, please call
Detective Robert Ross at (312)744-8263.
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Lincoln Park High School
Ranked as the City's Most Challenging School
T
he Washington Post recently ranked Lincoln Park High School as one of the country's
most challenging high schools
. In fact,
LPHS is rated as the most challenging high school in Chicago, and third most challenging in Illinois.
We're very proud to have lobbied for the wall-to-wall IB program, which began in 2012.
Congratulations to Principal Boraz and the entire faculty of Lincoln Park High School for this tremendous achievement. We look forward to continuing to work closely with the school to ensure it has the resources it needs to offer the highest-quality education.
Way to go, LPHS!
Read more at DNAinfo.
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| Green City Market Moves Outside this Weekend The Green City Market returns to Lincoln Park (1790 N. Clark) this Saturday, May 2, from 7 am to 1 pm! Chicago's premiere farmer's market will have a special kickoff with chefs nominated for the James Beard Awards making special appearances starting at 9:30 am. Parking Restrictions
As in past years, there are some parking restrictions associated with the market, which will be held every Wednesday and Saturday through October 31st.
Specific areas on Clark Street and on both sides of Stockton are reserved for v
endor truck parking. Please check for the permanent signs that are posted at all restricted locations and the additional signs that will be posted during the first several weeks of the market to ensure compliance with posted signage and avoid a citation.
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| See you at the market, 
Michele Smith 43rd Ward Alderman |
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