with Alderman Walter Burnett of the City of Chicago
Posted Feb 15, 2018
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Walter Burnett, City of Chicago discusses the merging of two schools, Jenner & Ogden. Instead of closing these schools, blending them together will create a whole new culture. This mutually beneficial merger is a win win for the community.
Hosted by: Ellee Pai HongProduced by: Greater Chicago Newsmakers Team
The newly redeveloped Theater on the Lake complex boasts The Lakefront Restaurant & the Skyline Patio, available for private rentals & public events. This new venue is a collaboration partnership with Lakefront Hospitality Group & the Chicago Park Dist.
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The Main Street Approach offers community-based revitalization initiatives with a practical, adaptable framework for downtown transformation that is easily tailored to local conditions.
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Jon Bates, Community Foundation of Northern Illinois discusses the availability of over 85 scholarships. Through the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois' website, you only need to fill out one application and then students are matched to scholarships they are eligible for.
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