Hyde Park Day Care Faces Funding Cut and Fee Hike
Editorial condemns state funding cuts to the Hyde Park Neighborhood Club day care, noting welfare parents will pay a flat 30 dollars weekly. It urges community action to raise funds, cites past Hyde Park fights, and calls on residents to push for a solution to keep the program open.
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Dog Droppings At 53rd And Woodlawn
A letter from a resident of the elderly housing at 53rd and Woodlawn complains about dog droppings on the property. The writer urges dog owners to walk dogs to the curb and away from private areas, noting residents are unable to cope with the mess.
Hyde Park Noise Rules Set To Limit Sirens And Horns
Day after tomorrow Chicago enacts a noise ordinance restricting muffled sounds from many sources. Hyde Park residents may file complaints if horns sound from idling vehicles, and the city will respond with a 14 member staff and three vehicles to cover 227 square miles. With a decibel meter a resident can prosecute but the device costs at least 100 dollars. neighbors may DIY cheaper meters.
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