SNAP Benefits At Risk

Due to the Federal Government shutdown, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are at risk of termination as of November 1st. These benefits provide food security for millions of Americans. To protect residents and families, the City of Chicago and its partners have gathered resources to support those affected by the loss of SNAP benefits.

Chicagoans seeking food assistance should start by calling 2-1-1, texting their zip code to 898-211, or visiting 211metrochicago.org. The State of Illinois has compiled a list of resources available at snapfederalimpact.illinois.gov. The Greater Chicago Food Depository maintains an up-to-date directory of food pantries at www.chicagosfoodbank.org/find-food-2/. The We Got You Illinois website has a comprehensive list of food pantries, meal programs, and food distribution partners, including hours and locations, throughout Chicago and Cook County. The Healthy Kids Hotline at (773) 553-KIDS (5437) can assist families in finding food options in Chicago. And the Illinois Retail Merchants Association has compiled resources for both retailers and SNAP recipients to help navigate this situation at irma.org/snap.

For seniors who are frail and/or homebound the City runs the Seniors Home Delivered Meals (HDM) program. Participating seniors receive hot ready-to-eat meals or pre-prepared frozen meals depending on their need. Seniors in need of this program can call the City of Chicago Senior Services Information and Assistance hotline at 312-744-4016 (M-F 9am-5pm). 

For children, the City's early childhood education programs provide healthy nutritious meals and snacks to enrolled children age 0 through 5 during program hours.

The City also provides funding to the Greater Chicago Food Depository to support their food pantry network, supplies the City's network of homeless and DV shelters with fresh produce, and makes holiday meals available for families in need through its Community Service Centers. In addition, Governor Pritzker signed an Executive Order to provide an additional $20 million in funding to support programs that feed hungry families. For the latest information on SNAP benefits, please click here.

State Senator Mattie Hunter (3rd) and State Representatives Kim DuBuclet (5th) and Sonya Harper (6th) are hosting a virtual Snap Benefits Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, November 4th at 5:30 pm. To register for the event, click here.

Please note, SNAP recipients will still be able to use any remaining benefits they may have left from October into November. Food assistance received through the Women, Infants & Children (WIC) program will not be impacted.

Finally, please be aware that SNAP Rules are changing effective December 1, 2025. Although the November disruption to SNAP is due to the government shut-down, new SNAP eligibility and work requirements go into effect on December 1, 2025. For more information about the new requirements and flyers in multiple languages see: snapfederalimpact.illinois.gov.  

Alderman Dowell Joins Tens of Thousands at Hands Off Chicago Protest

Alderman Dowell participated in the incredible display of resistance and community that was the Hands Off Chicago protest on October 18th. This nationwide day of action brought thousands of impassioned residents to Chicago's Grant Park to show that together, Chicago will stand up for the rights of all against the destructive policies pushed by Washington.

Inspiring speeches by Governor JB Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson were followed by a peaceful march through Chicago's Loop, demonstrating Chicago's enduring commitment to love, equity, tolerance, and justice. Thank you to the organizers for this impactful event. And a huge thank you to the Chicago Police Department for keeping everyone safe, the residents who participated in the protest, and the members of the nearby South Loop community whose Saturday was impacted by the protest. Let's keep this momentum going and our City strong!

3rd/4th/5th Ward Job and Housing Resource Fair Assists Neighborhood Residents

In partnership with hosts Aldermen Lamont Robinson (4th) and Desmon Yancy (5th), Alderman Dowell welcomed numerous residents to the annual Job and Housing Resource Fair on October 11th. Thank you to neighborhood providers Coalition for the Homeless, CIC, Cook County Assessor, DFSS, IDHA, Law Center for Better Housing, CTA, ComEd, Chicago Fire Department, CHA, E&ES, People's Gas, Black Fire Brigade, Illinois Tollway, and the Cook County Sheriff, for attending the event, and offering employment opportunities and housing information to participants. Special thank you to the 3rd Ward staff who ensured the event ran smoothly. Accessing these services is more important now than ever! If you missed the event and would like help with employment or housing resources, please reach out to Alderman Dowell's 3rd Ward Public Service Office at Ward03@cityofchicago.org or at 773-373-9273.

Alderman Dowell Hosts DWM for Virtual Community Meeting to Discuss 43rd St. Water Project

In November, the Department of Water Management (DWM) will undertake a major Infrastructure improvement project along 43rd Street between Cottage Grove Ave. and Prairie Ave. spanning both the 3rd and 4th Wards. This $5.1 million project includes the replacement of an aging water main built in 1905 and all lead service lines serving property owners along the corridor. To prepare residents and businesses for the project, Alderman Dowell hosted a virtual community meeting where DWM provided construction details and answered questions from the community. Please click here for a copy of the community meeting video.

3rd Ward Offers Free Shred-a-Thon for Neighborhood Residents

The 3rd Ward Public Service Office hosted a (rainy!) paper shredding event on October 15th. Thank you to Midway Moving and Storage for their ongoing support, and all of the 3rd Ward Public Service Office staff for assisting with the event. Proper disposal of sensitive documents is important for protecting oneself from crimes like identity theft and fraud. Residents who may have missed this event can find a full list of shredding events provided by Midway Moving and Storage at midwaymoving.com/shred-a-thons/#Shredathon.

Alderman Dowell Visits Community-Wide Fall Events

During the October 31st weekend, Alderman Dowell participated in numerous community-focused events, starting with a food giveaway organized by Alderwoman Stephanie Coleman (16th), Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, and businessman Larry Huggins. Aldermen David Moore (17th) and Pat Dowell (3rd) were also on hand to welcome the residents of Englewood. These types of neighborhood giveaways are of critical importance as residents feel the impact of cuts from Washington. To find or participate in a food assistance program near you, visit We Got You Illinois.

Next Alderman Dowell participated in the annual Fall Clean and Green organized by the parents of South Loop Elementary School. That afternoon was also the grand opening of Brûlée Chicago at 2036 S. Michigan, an inspired vision of Chef Emani Roberts who offers creative breakfast and brunch faire. Finally, the day ended with the dedication of a plaque of the landmarked Rees house which was moved from its original site on the 2100 block of Prairie in 2014 to a nearby parcel to make way for Wintrust Arena.

Bronzeville Summer Nights Wraps Up for the 2025 Season

On October 11th, 47th Street hosted the final weekend of Bronzeville Summer Nights for 2025. Thank you to the longstanding work of Rhonda McFarland and the staff of the Quad Communities Development Corporation (QCDC). For 13 years, QCDC has brought joy and vibrancy to many of Bronzeville's business corridors, and provided entrepreneurs and businesses such as Ka’Lab, A Lotta Good Stuff, Bronzeville Soul, Shawn Michelle’s Homemade Ice Cream and others with opportunities to showcase their products and services. Here is to a great 2025 and an even more exiting 2026!

Phillips High School Jumps Two Levels in Latest ISBE Report Card

Wendell Phillips High School (244 E. Pershing Rd.), once one of the lowest designated schools in the state by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), has risen two levels in ISBE's latest report card! Congratulations to the administration, students, teachers, and families of the Phillips community on this remarkable achievement. And a particular thank you and acknowledgement to Principal Rashad Talley for his tireless work to raise the educational bar of Phillips High School. On the five level ISBE scale, Phillips moved from the lowest level, "Intensive" - schools that remain in the lowest 5% in the state after extra support, to "Targeted" - where overall performance is solid, but with one or more student groups needing focused support.

This tremendous academic growth builds upon Phillips' already strong athletic performance, which includes recent State Football Championships in 2015 and 2017, and a State Championship in Basketball in 2024. Here is to the future of Phillips and their continued progress!

Alderman Dowell Welcomes DixiePura Kitchen to the 3rd Ward

Alderman Dowell joined the celebration for the opening of a new restaurant in Bronzeville called DixiePura Kitchen, also known as DPK, located at 325 E. Pershing Rd. Thank you to Chef Chloe Gould for her investment in the community. DixiePura Kitchen is an American Southern Southeast Asian restaurant where tradition is artfully translated as the hearty soul of American Southern cuisine mingles beautifully with the bright, aromatic spices and traditions of Southeast Asia. Learn more and see the menu at dixiepura.com.

Chicago Wins Best Big City in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler

For the ninth consecutive year, Chicago was voted Best Big City in the U.S. by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler. In addition, in the United Kingdom's edition of Condé Nast's Readers' Choice Awards, Chicago was the only U.S. city to be named among the friendliest cities in the world. Over 750,000 voters participated in the awards survey, which also ranked the best small cities, hotels, airlines and more. To read more about the award, please visit www.cntraveler.com/gallery/best-cities-us.

Alderman Dowell Honored with Signatures of Prolific Women Award

With great pride, Alderman Dowell was honored with the Signatures of Prolific Women award from God First Ministries Founder and CEO Dr. Mildred C. Harris. God First Church and Ministries is a not-for-profit community-based organization that is  dedicated to training, developing and utilizing individuals’ talents and abilities to the glory of God. Using a holistic approach, the Ministry reaches out to serve diverse communities through social programs and services.  

Alderman Dowell Enjoys Bronzeville 5K Run/Walk

The 6th Annual Bronzeville 5K Run/Walk, founded and organized by residents Valane and LaTrina Spaulding, kicked off the early morning of October 5th at Armstrong Park (4433 S. St. Lawrence Ave.). This family-friendly and fun event continues to grow each year! Kudos to LaTrina and Val whose commitment to Bronzeville is very much appreciated by all. Also in attendance to support the community were Alderman Dowell's City Council colleagues Aldermen Lamont J. Robinson and Ray Lopez.

Educare Celebrates 25 Years Serving Chicago

Alderman Dowell joined the celebration honoring Educare Chicago for providing access to quality early education and support for the past 25 years. Founded in the shadows of the former Robert Taylor Homes at Beethoven Elementary School under then Principal Lula Ford, this organization continues to serve the Grand Boulevard and Washington Park communities with intensive family support to promote school readiness. Educare Chicago, a program of Start Early whose President is Diana Rauner, is now led by Danielle Jordan. For more information about Educare or to find out how to enroll, visit educarechicago.org.

Chicago Race Riot 1919 Markers Update

To commemorate the 38 victims of the 1919 Chicago Race Riots, CRR19 is in the process of installing site markers throughout the community at the following locations. 19 markers are currently in place (and can be visited!), and the next 17 markers are scheduled to be installed before winter sets in. The final two markers will be installed next spring along the lakeshore. Pictures of the markers are featured on CRR19's Instagram.

First Church of Deliverance Receives $500,000 Architectural Grant

The historic First Church of Deliverance (4315 s. Wabash Ave.) received a $500,000 matching grant from the National Fund for Sacred Places to restore the church's stained glass windows and exterior twin towers. This grant is in addition to the $150,000 the church received in July from the National Fund to assist with facade restoration.

The First Church of Deliverance was constructed in 1939 in the streamline Art Moderne style by Walter T. Bailey, the first licensed Black architect in Illinois. The new funding will build upon the restoration effort that began in 2019 when Alderman Dowell helped the church secure a $228,000 grant from the City's Adopt-a-Landmark fund to help restore the facade and oak front doors.

3rd Ward Building Permit Statistics

Between January 2025 and August 2025, the Department of Buildings has issued 346 building permits in the 3rd Ward for a total value of $76,483,891. This is the 18th highest permit value out of Chicago's 50 Wards. Building permits are one measure of economic activity, and shows that the 3rd Ward community, under Alderman Dowell's leadership, continues to attract significant residential and commercial investment.

Business Violation - S&A Mini Mart (325 E. 47th St.)

The Department of Administrative Hearings has issued a judgment against S&A Mini Mart (325 E. 47th St.) in the amount of $3,725 for code violations at the business including: failure to visibly display the tobacco products or accessories sale to minor warning signs, selling outdated perishable food and over-the-counter medications, selling products that have been marked "not for individual sale", and failure to disclose all activities and services that are carried on at the licensed premises. Questions regarding this judgment can be directed to the 3rd Ward Public Service Office at 773-373-9273.

Business Violation - Windy City Ribs and Whiskey (67-69 E. Cermak Rd.)

The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection conducted investigations into Windy City Ribs and Whiskey (67-69 E. Cermak Rd), which resulted in citations being issued on February 28th, March 1st, and April 10th. The business was issued citations for failure to display licenses, operating outside the permitted hours, failure to display or produce current dramshop insurance, failure to cooperate with the police, operating without Retail Food license, operating without a City of Chicago Liquor license, failure to maintain dram shop insurance, and willful failure to pay debt owed to the City of Chicago. On August 26th, the licensee agreed to voluntarily surrender all licenses as of October 1, 2025. Questions regarding this order can be directed to the 3rd Ward Public Service Office at 773-373-9273.

Business Violation - Go Grocer (1251-1255 S. Michigan Ave.)

The Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection conducted an investigation into Go Grocer (1251-1255 S. Michigan Ave.) which resulted in violations for maintaining a wind screen without a permit, failure to provide required dramshop insurance, failure to comply with the Retailer's Rules Rule 1, and offering for sale outdated perishable food and over-the-counter medications mixed with non-outdated items. A hearing on these violations in the Department of Administrative Hearings will occur on November 21st at 9:00 am. Questions regarding this order can be directed to the 3rd Ward Public Service Office at 773-373-9273.

South Loop Event Parking Restrictions

Parking restrictions are in place for the South Loop from Roosevelt Road to Cermak Rd. from Lake Shore Drive to Clark St. during all Chicago Bears football games and many other Soldier Field events. Wintrust Arena events have been removed from the parking restrictions. Vehicles parked in the South Loop without a valid South Loop Event Parking Pass, South Loop Event Guest Pass or Residential Permit Parking pass (for Residential Permit Parking Streets ONLY) are subject to ticketing or towing.

For a complete list of Soldier Field events, please visit www.soldierfield.com/events/all. The 3rd Ward is providing the list below as a courtesy to residents and visitors and does not assume liability for the accuracy of the monthly list of South Loop events. All Soldier Field events are subject to change, including cancellation or the scheduling of additional events. It is your responsibility to adhere to the parking restrictions in place. 

Chicago Bears vs. New York Giants

Sunday, November 9th at noon

Chicago Bears vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Sunday, November 23rd at noon

Emergency Heating Repair Program

The Emergency Heating Repair Program (EHRP) provides direct assistance to owner-occupied properties in the City of Chicago, helping homeowners repair or replace their furnace or boiler heating systems. Qualified contractors perform the work at no cost to the homeowner with funding provided through the Department of Housing (DoH). The assistance is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

The program is open to income-eligible Chicagoans who own and occupy a 1-4 unit residential property within city limits. The property must be habitable and not at risk of foreclosure. commercial and mixed-use properties do not qualify. Applications are open between November 1, 2025 and April 1, 2026. Please call 311, go to the CHI311 app, or visit www.chicago.gov/ehrp to apply online.

43rd/Cottage Grove TIF District Opens November 1st

The Department of Planning and Development (DPD) and SomerCor will roll out the Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) grant program for applications in the following TIF district in November:

• 43rd/Cottage Grove

Applications open: 9 a.m. Saturday, November 1st

Applications close: 5 p.m. Sunday, November 30th

The SBIF program uses revenue from TIF districts to help owners of commercial and industrial properties to repair or remodel their facilities for their own business or on behalf of tenants. Tenant businesses are also eligible to apply on their own. Please note that residential projects are not eligible for the SBIF program, and residential developers should not apply.

Program participants can receive grants for 30 to 90 percent of project costs, with a maximum grant of $150,000 for commercial properties and $250,000 for industrial properties. The grants are administered by SomerCor on the City's behalf and do not have to be repaid.

Hygiene Product Drive

Help support neighbors in need! St. James Pantry is coordinating a hygiene product drive for unopened personal hygiene products through November 28th. Please bring toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, dental floss, shampoo, conditioner, feminine hygiene products, combs, hairbrushes, nail clippers, and lotion to one of two drop-off locations - 3348 S. Prairie Ave. (inside gray box on the porch) available every day from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm; 3420 S. Indiana Ave. on November 4th at 7:00 pm.

Scooter Safety Tips

The Chicago Department of Transportation promotes safe and responsible scooter use across Chicago.

Helmets are strongly encouraged for all scooters riders. Scooters should be ridden on bike lanes or streets, not on sidewalks. Always park them upright or to a fixed object, and leave at least five feet of sidewalk space. Divvy and Lime riders must be 18 or older (or 16+ on Divvy with parental consent). If you have experienced a crash or collision on your scooter and are injured, call 911 immediately. Report scooters blocking sidewalks or other parking issues through 311. Learn more at chicago.gov/scooters.

Small Business Growth Program

The Polsky Small Business Growth Program supports South and West Side entrepreneurs in growing their businesses through 30 weeks of coaching and consulting from Chicago Booth students under supervision of local business leader coaches and Chicago Booth faculty.  Learn more and apply by November 10.

Small Business Financial Fundamentals

The Small Business Financial Fundamentals program, offered by the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, serves South and West Side business owners with annual revenues approximately $250,000-$500,000 who are seeking to secure capital and learn how to better use financial statements to make strategic decisions. Participants will benefit from a combination of classroom knowledge and personalized, no-cost consultation. Learn more and apply by November 10.

It's Not Over. Protect Yourself

Anyone can get mpox through close, personal contact with someone who has symptoms of mpox. However, data suggests the virus has primarily spread through close-knit social networks of gay, bisexual, and other same gender-loving men through intimate contact. Call your healthcare provider if you show symptoms or need to be evaluated or tested for mpox. If you don’t have a doctor or insurance, contact HIV/STI Resource Hub at 844.482.4040/hivhub.org or visit FindAHealthCenter.hrsa.gov for free or low-cost care.

1st District Council Monthly Public Meeting

Join the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability for their monthly meeting to discuss public safety in downtown Chicago, share your interests, needs and concerns, and learn how to get involved.

Where: Old St. Patrick's Church (700 W. Adams, Basement)

When: Tuesday, November 4th at 6:00 pm

75th St. Fresh Food Market

The Kindness Campaign is sponsoring a fresh food market every Thursday in November. The shop will be open until all the food is given away. Please bring your own bags. For more information visit www.kindnesseveryday.org.

Where: 703 E. 75th St.

When: Thursdays November 6th, 13th, and 20th at noon. Please do not arrive before 11:00 am.

Sip + Shop

UChicago Arts + Public Life is continuing the fun of their Sip + Shop series into November! Each gathering at the L1 Retail Store showcases a rotating selection of local creative entrepreneurs along with drinks, bites, and (always) good vibes. November’s featured entrepreneurs are Stoviink Creatives and Lacuna. Come sip, shop, and show love to local makers! For more information click here.

Where: L1 Retail Store (319 E. Garfield Blvd.)

When: Thursday, November 6th from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

CRR19 Commemorative Marker Presentation and Walking Tour

Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Commemoration Project is hosting a commemorative marker presentation and walking tour to present the three Loop markers and discuss the history of the Chicago Race Riots. Register for the tour here.

Where: Harold Washington Library (400 S. State St. - Chicago Authors Room, 7th Fl.)

When: Saturday, November 8th from 11:00 am to 1:30 pm

ABC's About Medicare

Questions about Medicare? Join us to learn more about Medicare to help you better understand your options. Cheron Moore, who specializes in Medicare education will bring valuable, unbiased

information and insight to this program. Light refreshments will be served.

Where: King Branch Library (3436 S. King Dr.)

When: Saturday, November 8th from noon to 1:15 pm

Jokes for Hope Comedy Show

A laughter-filled fundraiser presented by CMAC of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the Chi Lambda Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi. Purchase tickets at JokesforHope.com.

Where: Harold Washington Cultural Center (4701 S. King Dr.)

When: Thursday, November 13th at 7:30 pm

NHS Financial Literacy Webinar

Whether you are planning to purchase a home or simply need to improve your finances, this webinar will prepare you for financial security. Learn How To: develop a spending plan, reduce your debt, and increase your credit score.

When: Thursday, November 13th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm (link to register)

NHS Home Buyer Education Class

Learn about the home buying process such as the basics of budgeting, improving credit, understanding the closing process and down payment assistance programs. This is an eight-hour course delivered in two 4-hour sessions. Registration is required.

Where: 6369 E. 87th St.

When: Saturdays November 15th and 22nd at 9:00 am

Build Smart: A Practical Workshop on Developing Commercial Spaces for Entrepreneurs

Small business owners, entrepreneurs, and property owners will learn how to assemble a development team, create a budget and access financing, how permitting and zoning works, and how to select the right commercial space. This is a free event presented by the Quad Communities Development Corporation.

Where: QCDC Office (4210 S. Berkeley Ave.)

When: Saturday, November 15th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm

Art on My Mind: Chicago Critics Table Public Salon Series

Join UChicago Arts + Public Life for a two-day public salon inviting writers, curators, artists, and cultural workers to engage with the ideas and reflections of the 2025 Chicago Critics Table cohort. Designed by the cohort’s facilitator, Tempestt Hazel, Art on My Mind will take the form of an open studio for writers.

Drawing from the essay and book of the same name, these gatherings take on bell hooks’ call for us to deeply involve ourselves in visual culture and the politics of seeing, in community and conversation with one another. Register for the 8th here, and for the 15th here.

Where: Green Line Performing Arts Center (329 E. Garfield Blvd.)

When: Saturdays, November 8th and 15th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway

Flags of the Heart is giving away 300 turkeys for Thanksgiving. First come first serve. Sponsored by Cook County Commissioners Bill Lowry and Michael Scott, Jr. and Messiah Temple MBC.

Where: Messiah Temple MBC (10400 S. Halsted St.)

When: Tuesday, November 18th from 3:30 pm until all turkeys have been given away

Tour: The Hardware Store and Arts + Public Life

Join us for a special tour of one of Theaster Gates' largest land-based sculptural projects, The Hardware Store, to see the ways in which Gates conceptually and formally engages with the ready-made through the preservation, stewardship, and activation of the material traces of bygone community landmarks and histories. Followed by a guided tour of the Arts Block. Register here.

Where: Smart Museum of Art (5550 S. Greenwood Ave.)

When: Wednesday, November 19th from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Thanksgiving Crafts

Drop in for an afternoon of creative crafting in celebration of Thanksgiving! All materials are provided. Recommended for ages 5-13.

Where: King Branch Library (3436 S. King Dr.)

When: Tuesday, November 25th from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm

Free Thanksgiving Dinner from Two Fish Crab Shack

Two Fish Crab Shack is offering a free Thanksgiving dinner. All are welcome. Offerings include turkey, crab legs, pot roast, mac and cheese, string beans, lasagna, salmon, and much more.

Where: Two Fish Crab Shack (641 E. 47th St.)

When: Thursday, November 27th from noon until food has run out

35th St. Corridor Tree Lighting Ceremony

Join the Chicago Defender Charities, Black Star Project, and Absolutely Anything Essential Gift Shop as they light up the 35th St. corridor and kick-off the holiday season with joy, unity, and community spirit. Get tickets at bit.ly/35treelighting2025.

Where: 3500 S. King Dr.

When: Saturday, November 29th from 2:30 pm to 5:00 pm

Attending and participating in the Chicago Police's Community Policing Program (CAPS) is one of the best ways to address crime and quality of life issues in your neighborhood. By attending CAPS meetings, you can share important information with the police that will assist them in making arrests and preventing crime as well as receive valuable information about resources that promote homeowner and community safety. Visit www.chicagopolice.org to find out what district you live in and click on each district title to learn more about what is happening in your neighborhood.

1st District CAPS Meetings

Beat: 131

Date: November 19th at 5:30 pm

Location: Sip and Savor (31 E. Roosevelt Rd.)

Beat: 133

Date: November 19th at 3:00 pm

Location: For Zoom links and other updates, email: CAPS.001District@chicagopolice.org.

2nd District CAPS Meetings

Beat: 213

Date: November 25th at 6:00 pm

Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 841 2964 4400 Passcode: 5101

Beat: 221

Date: November 18th at 6:00 pm

Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 840 8967 0980 Passcode 5101

Beat: 223

Date: November 19th at 6:00 pm

Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 870 7383 9739 Passcode: 5101

Beat: 224

Date: November 24th at 6:00 pm

Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 857 0051 2046

Beat: 231

Date: November 20th at 6:00 pm

Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 892 9848 9556 Passcode: 5101