There's a lot to do this weekend in Rogers Park

Summer Soiree

Gallery Opening for B1E Gallery
Saturday, June 13
6 to 10pm
6902 N. Glenwood

For more information, or to RSVP, call Andy at (847) 987-8316.
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Juneway Terrace Yard & Furniture Sale
 
Multi-Family Event
Saturday June 13
9am to 4pm
1420 - 1505 W. Juneway Terrace
Lots of GREAT stuff...Sneak preview Friday 6/12
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Huge Multi-Family Yard Sale
 
Sat. June 13th
1555 Pratt (Pratt and Ashland) in the front yard. 
Sale starts at 9am. 
 
Very large variety of household goods, lots of baby, toddler and kids brand name clothes, toys in great condition, books, women's and men's clothes/shoes and kitchen items.  Sale is sponsored by the Rogers Park Moms Group. For more information, visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/r_p_moms/

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Vegetarian and Vegan Hands-On Cooking Classes
 
Sunday, Jun 14th
noon to 3pm
Lake Side Cafe 773-262-9503 www.lake-side-cafe.com
1418 W Howard Street
 
Seasonal Regional Foods
cook a balanced meal with what this season has to offer

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Public meeting regarding a neighborhood improvement fund

“A Place to Live” is the theme of the public meeting that will be held by a grass roots community group, Northside P.O.W.E.R., which has members in Rogers Park and the North Shore communities.

The meeting will take place on Sunday June 14, 2009 from 3pm-4pm at 7659 N. Paulina St.

At the meeting Northside P.O.W.E.R. will unveil an exciting proposal for a 49th Ward wide neighborhood improvement fund that will assist landlords to rehab rental property and keep it affordable.  Alderman Joe Moore will be on hand to commit to creating this cutting edge fund that will be the first of its kind in the City of Chicago.  Also on hand will be Cook County Commissioner Larry Suffredin who will commit to creating an ordinance to fund the proposed Cook County Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion Program.  That program is designed to keep people in their homes by providing them with court supervised mediation.  Under this program everybody will win-home owners are not displaced; neighborhoods do not suffer from increasing vacancies; property values do not decline; and lenders continue to receive mortgage payments.

For more information contact Pam Reidy, Northside P.O.W.E.R. 847-998-4746.