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I want to thank the officers who worked tirelessly to catch this offender. This memorial was displayed in the West Lawn neighborhood to honor the sacrifices of officers who called this area home. This offender snuck into this community under the cover of night to stain their legacy. Instead, the community came together, worked with investigators, and showed the officers’ families who still call this area home that we stand with them.
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Calls for Better Protection for Domestic Violence Victims.
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This mural by talented artist Anna Murphy honoring our local heroes—dedicated Chicago Police officers who served and sacrificed—has been vandalized. This vile act by human feces is more than vandalism. It’s a deliberate attempt to intimidate our officers and offend every resident who values public safety and the brave men and women who wear the uniform. We will not stand for it. The business has already filed a police report, and an investigation is underway.
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23rd Ward New Office Opens in Garfield Ridge.
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After botched raid, Anjanette Young a step closer to serving on police oversight board
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After botched raid, Anjanette Young a step closer to serving on police oversight board
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I will be filing a resolution for a public hearing with county criminal justice system heads to disclose current processes and statistics of individuals on electronic monitoring, active warrants, and their tracking and pursuit. Numerous repeat violent offenders have been released, absconded from monitoring, and have active court orders for apprehension. The public deserves to be informed about the pursuit efforts and the number of such individuals.
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Groundbreaking progress for women’s health in Chicago! The Women’s Health Group at 5311 S. Harlem is being transformed into a new state-of-the-art medical facility that will bring advanced care to our community for years to come.
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Alders call for a hearing on delays in critical public safety technology procurement.
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Midway Chamber of Commerce gives block party vendors an early start.
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Ald. Tabares did an interview with the Free Press regarding programs that drained up to a billion dollars of our tax money with virtually no oversight.
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I stood alongside the hard-working men and women representing the 77 communities across the City of Chicago to support the tip credit freeze. Our goal is to keep Chicago competitive while supporting fair wages and strong working conditions.
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Congratulations to Sue Cappello, our new Executive Director for Chicago Animal Care and Control.
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Reaction mixed to planned archer avenue upgrades.
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Ald. Tabares took part in Polar Plunge.
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City data shows a 58% rise in antisemitism, with fully one-third of all reported hate crimes impacting Jewish residents of Chicago. With the rise of Jewish hate crimes, I joined my colleague Alderman Deb Silverstein and other Jewish leaders to call upon Mayor Brandon Johnson to create an antisemitism task force.
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Tabares and team take the Polar Plunge
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Tabares moves 23rd Ward office to new location.
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Archdiocese to close Sts. Bruno and Richard school and five others.
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Chicago bans hemp edibles but allows beverages in compromise vote.
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Alderman Silvana Tabares takes a walking tour of 63rd Street
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Alderman Silvana Tabares comments on tax appeals and teen takeovers
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23rd ward residents get property tax help despite blame game
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This week witnessed the inaugural meeting of the Cook County-Chicago Violence Against Women Task Force. Representatives from state, county, and city departments, including the Office of Emergency Management, Chicago Police Department, and Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office, convened to facilitate a comprehensive review of all policies and procedures pertaining to our responses to domestic violence incidents. The objective is to ensure optimal coordination across all governmental levels, thereby safeguarding victims and holding offenders accountable. While significant work remains, this first meeting marked a pivotal moment in adopting an “all hands-on deck” approach to address this critical issue.
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Public Safety Committee Approves Snap Curfew
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Chicago seeks community voices for special education policy committee
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23rd Ward residents can get property tax appeals help in January
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