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7th Ward News
Notable Meetings and Gatherings in July
Three Crowns Park Renovation, July 11
Three Crowns Park is proposing to renovate the existing building at 2323
Pioneer Road for use in connection with the existing Three Crowns Park
retirement community. The project will consist of interior renovation —
resulting in approximately 23 retirement residential units — and limited
exterior work to preserve the façade of the building.
Community members are invited to an informational session:
When: Thursday, July 11, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Where: Three Crowns Park, 2323 McDaniel Ave., Multi-Purpose Room
Please RSVP to AMcKinney@covliving.org or call 773-878-4372.
Larry Suffredin Honorary Street Naming, July 20
Please join me in celebrating Larry Suffredin’s many years of visionary
leadership and service on Saturday, July 20, 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. We will
gather in the 2400 block of Pioneer Road next to Quinlan Park to thank
Larry and cheer the unveiling of a street sign naming this street "Larry
Suffredin Way".
Rowing Facility Meeting, July 21
Leaders of North Channel Community Rowing (NCCR) invite residents to
meet with them to learn about their rowing program and their proposal for a
boathouse and access to the channel on the south side of Lincoln Street,
just west of the bridge — Sunday, July 21, 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
North Shore Channel Trail Feasibility Study
In partnership with the Village of Wilmette and the City of Evanston, the
Wilmette Park District is evaluating the feasibility of a potential future trail
between the Sheridan Road bike lanes (Wilmette) and the North Shore
Channel Trail at Green Bay Road (Evanston). Participate in a 10-minute
survey by August 15 to share your thoughts!
Help shape Pace’s transit future
Pace is gathering public input throughout 2024 to enhance its transit
network in suburban Chicagoland. They want to hear from riders, former
riders, employers, advocates, business, and community leaders. Share
your ideas for more efficient, convenient, and equitable transit options.
Share your Environmental Justice experience
Cook County’s Department of Environment and Sustainability (DES) is
establishing an Environmental Justice Policy, which can help inform and
guide programming and policy decision-making across the Offices Under
the President. Those who live or work in Cook County are invited to fill out
this environmental justice survey by midnight on Wednesday, July 17.
Eleanor Revelle
Councilmember, 7th Ward
312-459-0644
erevelle@cityofevanston.org
www.cityofevanston.org
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