Plan Commission hearing on Lake Shore Drive objections set for July 15
Chicago Plan Commission faced unanimous objections to Lake Shore Drive work between 53rd and 59th as Hyde Park and Kenwood groups urged full public review. Second hearing announced for July 15 after an open meeting in Hyde Park.
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Plan Commission
Park Road
Lake Shore Drive
53Rd
59Th
Chicago Plan Commission
Lewis Hill
Commission
Hyde Park
Hill
Department of Development and Planning
Department of Urban Renewal
Chicago American
Edwin Rothschild
Blackstone
Conservation Community Council
CCC
Jackson Park
Rothschild
Dan Brenner
Hyde
Nancy Hays
Ellis
Chicago Heritage Committee
Miles Berger
Fifth Ward
Leon Despres
Hearing on low income housing in Chicago district
Officials from the Chicago Housing Authority and Department of Urban Renewal lead a public hearing at St. Paul Redeemer Church 50th and Dorchester at 8 pm. The meeting, organized by Conservation Community Council, reviews needs and status of low and moderate income housing including HR 3 project at 53rd and Cottage Grove and 34 of 120 scattered site units in Hyde Park Kenwood.
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Chicago Housing Authority
Department of Urban Reviewal
Conservation Community Council
St. Paul-Redeemer Church
50Th
Dorchester
CCC
Edwin Rothschild
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Kenwood- Oakland
The
Community Renewal Foundation
53Rd
Cottage Grove
Federal Housing Authority
Rothschild
Hyde Park
Kenwood
47Th Place
Youth plans for Hyde Park summer centers at St Pauls
Youth aged 12 to 19 are invited to learn about Hyde Park center plans Thursday at 7 30 p m at St Paul Redeemer Church Rev Charles H Bayer says adults will lead but youths will help outline activities for neighborhood church centers A 1 photo card system will require a $1 fee for a photograph and registration at first attendance
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Hyde Park
Coordinating Committee For
Youth In
St. Paul Redeemer Church
Charles H. Bayer
Bayer
University Church of the Disciples
Walgreens
56Th and Lake Park
Izzy
LaPaglia testifies in Senate hearings on Woodlawn program
Charles LaPaglia of 5222 Kenwood testified at U S Senate hearings on the Woodlawn Organization job training program for gangs. He denied accusations he accompanied Blackstone Rangers to Michigan for guns. LaPaglia, a youth worker at First Presbyterian Church since 1965, previously worked at Hyde Park Neighborhood Club.
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U.S. Senate
Woodlawn Organization
Charles LaPaglia
Kenwood
John Fry
First Presbyterian Church
Blackstone Rangers
Michigan
LaPaglia
Rangers
Hyde Park
Fountain Ceremony to Install Park Sculpture
A new fountain sculpture will be installed at a neighborhood park near Hyde Park Club at 55th and Kimbark during a ceremony at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, June 26. If rain, the event moves to the club at 5480 Kenwood. Carl Dornbusch, architect, will speak. Chicago Children's Choir directed by Christopher Moore will sing. Mrs. George W. Beadle will preside.
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Hyde
Chicago Children’s Choir
Christopher Moore
George W. Beadle
Hyde Park fountain project ties art to safety and memory
A Hyde Park fountain, designed by Gary Wojcik and planned as part of a park sculpture program, features ceramic tiles memorializing five local figures. The project, funded by residents and Woods Charitable Fund, includes community contest results and installation ceremonies set for the summer.
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Edward F. Lyons
Chicago Park District
Eldon Danhausen
Art Institute of Chicago
Gary Wojcik
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Europe
Park Sculpture Committee
Hyde Park-Kenwood
54Th and
Blackstone
Art Institute
the Woods Charitable Fund
Albert Schlick
Midway Studios
University of Chicago
Josiah Willard Gibbs
Robert van Goor
William Hale Hoffman
Lazar Perryman
Harry Schneiderman
Beadle
University
Alex Elson
Dorchester
George V. Bobrinskoy Jr
Hyde Park Blvd
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Sawyier
Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council
John Barber
Daniel Burnham Committee
Sylvia Royt
Cornell
Daniel McMaster
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
St. Paul’s
McClellan
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