Sept. 11 , 2015
For more information, click here to go to the 46th Ward Website

To obtain or renew your State. I.D. or State Driver's License, you don't have  to go all the way to the Illinois Secretary of State's office. Twice a year, Jesse White's office comes to the 46th Ward Office to make it easier for you.

Even better, if you're over the age of 65, or if you have a disabling condition, or if you are experiencing homelessness, these documents are free. Click here for more information about what to bring to obtain either a State of Illinois Driver's license or a State I.D.

When: Thursday, Sept 17 from 10am - 1pm
Where: 46th Ward Office at 4544 N. Broadway 
 
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NEWS
OPEN OFFICE HOURS EVERY MONDAY

Ald. Cappleman is available next Monday evening from 5pm - 7pm for Open Office hours. Come in with any questions or ideas to help make the 46th Ward better for everyone.  

 

LETTER TO THE MAYOR ABOUT THE CITY'S BUDGET

Ald. Cappleman thanks everyone who either attended the 46th Ward Town Hall meeting or who sent in their suggestions for the City's 2016 Budget. Click here to view the letter that includes your suggestions for cutting expenses and adding revenue.   

 

931-33 W. BELLE PLAINE PROPOSAL

Ald. Cappleman met with residents to discuss a proposal to upzone property on W. Belle Plaine. Another meeting will be scheduled to provide residents in the area more information about this proposal. If you would like to attend, please email Ald. Cappleman (james@james46.org) to be notified of the date and location of the next meeting. 

 

UPTOWN THEATRE'S 90TH BIRTHDAY 

Did you know that the Uptown Theatre, which recently turned 90 years old, is the largest movie palace with seats in all of North America? Click here to view a video that captures how magnificent this theater really is.  

 

BUSINESS ALERT - ROBBERIES

Bank robberies have recently occurred in the neighborhoods of Lakeview, Uptown, and Edgewater between Aug 5 - Aug 22. In each of these incidents, a female offender provides a bank with a demand note and states she has a lookout. No weapon has been displayed. Per both the 19th & 20th Police District, the alleged offender is a black female, age 30-40 years old, 5'6" to 5'8", weighing 150-180 pounds. The offender is always wearing a large hat. If you have any information, contact the Bureau of Detectives at 312-421-6700. Please report any suspicious activity that you see. 

 

STREET CLOSURES DUE TO WILSON L CONSTRUCTION

Wilson Ave. will be closed to vehicular traffic but open to pedestrian traffic during the next couple of weeks. For more details about specific dates and times, click here.

 

STREET CLOSURES DURING ROSH HASHANAH  


EVENTS


MONTROSE BEACH SWEEP & NATURE TOURS
When: Saturday, Sept. 19
7am - 9am: Nature tour and beginning birder walk at Montrose
9am - 11am: Beach sweep, nature education and more nature tours
11am - Noon: Snacks, data tally, and more snacks!
Where: East end of Montrose Beach House
Join the Chicago Group of the Sierra Club to do a fall clean up of the beach. This will be a great event for both adults and kids of all ages. Please, do not bring dogs to this event. Click here to register for this event.
 
COURT ADVOCACY TRAINING
When: Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 6:30pm
Where: 19th Police District Station, 850 W. Addison
Sponsored by Cook County State Attorney Anita Alvarez's Community Justice Center, you'll learn why this program is so effective with involving the community to address chronic crime. RSVP by Sept. 28 to 773-334-4066 or email Lori.Trier@cookcountyil.gov. 

PUBLIC SAFETY MEETINGS
The 46th Ward Office is teaming up with the Police to have a series of public safety meetings to address chronic crime. Your participation will help make our community safer for everyone. Click here to find the schedule of the public safety meeting in your area. If you would like to go online to report a chronic issue, click here to learn how.

VISIT
NANO SUSHI AND RAMEN SHOP (3955 N. Broadway)
You deserve a break after a busy day, so stop by Nano Sushi for some great food in a relaxing atmosphere. Their menu has a great variety of sushi, teriyaki, tempura, sashimi, and maki.

They also have carry out and delivery. For more information, click here.

    Paid for by Citizens for Cappleman. A copy of their report is on file with the IL Board of Elections.