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Carlos Ramirez-Rosa

Coverage of Carlos Ramirez-Rosa in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 8 · 17:06 UTCMost recent: Jul 30 · 13:10 UTC
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Chicago Park Districtorganization2Block Club Chicagoorganization2Chicagoplace1Accessibility, public safety and inclusiontopic1Recreation infrastructuretopic1Permanent fixtures and park amenitiestopic1Nature and beautification projectstopic1Perkins and Willorganization1Omni Ecosystemsorganization1North River Commissionorganization1Global Garden Refugee Training Farmorganization1Ronan Parkplace1Graciela Guzmanperson1Rossana Rodriguez-Sanchezperson1Kay Villaminperson1Haley LeRandperson1Leonilo Laudeperson1homelessnesstopic1Humboldt Park Beachplace1Hamlin Parkplace1
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  • POLITICSJul 30 · 13:10 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGO
    Chicagoans Can Vote On How Park District Should Spend $500,000. Here’s How To Cast Your Ballot

    Chicago residents can vote on how the Park District allocates $500,000 for park improvements through participatory budgeting. The vote, open to those 13 and older, allows ranking four categories: Accessibility, public safety and inclusion; Recreation infrastructure; Permanent fixtures and park amenities; and Nature and beautification projects. Results will determine funding priorities, with construction starting in spring 2027.

  • POLITICSJul 10 · 13:26 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGO
    Homeless Encampment Fight Overshadows Long-Awaited Ronan Park Plaza Debut

    A ribbon-cutting ceremony for a newly developed plaza in Ronan Park, featuring amenities like a performance stage and expanded garden space, was disrupted by protests over a nearby homeless encampment. Supporters and opponents of clearing the encampment clashed during the event, which included public officials and community stakeholders.

  • HEALTHJun 8 · 17:06 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGO
    Chicago’s Outdoor Pools Will Open A Week Earlier This Summer

    Chicago’s outdoor pools will open on June 19, a week earlier than last summer, with extended daily hours. The Park District has hired over 700 lifeguards and adjusted schedules to address pandemic-era staffing shortages.