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CNDA applicants can submit online

Applicants for the 16th annual Chicago Neighborhood Development Awards will be able to submit their entries online for the first time this year.


‘Healing’ blends sports, music, theater, prayer 6/24/2009

Soggy weather at the outset may have dampened turnout somewhat, but hundreds of spirits were lifted nonetheless during the 2009 “Healing the Hood” street festival on June 13 in Little Village.


Markets back up, shoppers chow down 6/19/2009

Farmers markets in Woodlawn, Bronzeville and Englewood will provide fresh produce and a sense of community through the end of October.


Mole de Mayo adds zest to 18th Street 6/11/2009

A large, diverse and enthusiastic crowd flooded Pilsen’s Zocalo at 18th and Paulina in early May for the first annual Mole de Mayo festival, sponsored by the 18th Street Development Corporation.


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