Parents Call For Change At Wirth School Administration
A group called Concerned Parents of Wirth School circulates petitions in the Kenwood area seeking administration changes, the reinstatement of nine dismissed teachers, and a Scheme center for preschoolers. Spokesman Cleveland Bidell cites concerns over transfers and governance while principal Williams defends the removals as due to substitute status and better positions for teachers. Dr. Blyth, District 14 superintendent, declined to comment.
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Wirth
Kenwood
Cleveland Bidell
Earl Williams
Kenwood High School
Williams
Elizabeth Millahan
Donald Blyth
Westpocket park turned over to park district
The Department of Urban Renewal dedicated West pocket park at 54th and Cornell to the Chicago Park District on September 10. Pending City council and federal approval, the land will be used for open space only.
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Department of Urban Renewal
Westpocket Park
54Th
Cornell
Chicago Park District
Mary Moulton
Kevin Royt
Sylvia Royt
University of Illinois, Circle Campus
O Grady touts crime drop in Hyde Park Kenwood district
Comdr James O Grady of the 21st district reports a 12 percent drop from last year and 16.9 percent in the present period for Part 1 and non index crimes in Hyde Park Kenwood. He stresses ongoing efforts to reduce pockets of crime and urges citizen cooperation and better police service.
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James O’grady
Hyde Park-Kenwood
O’grady
Community Recycling Center Opens in Hyde Park Chicago
The Hyde Park Kenwood Community conference opens the first community recycling center at 54th Street and Lake Park Avenue. It accepts cans and bottles during open hours from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturdays and 1 pm to 4 pm on Sundays. Chairwoman Jan Blankethorn invites volunteers by calling 288 8343.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
54Th St
Lake Park Ave
Chicago
Jan Blankethorn
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Westpocket
DUR
Open Lands Project
Open Lands
Community Trust
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