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Development Update
New restaurant Prairie Fire opening in the former Powerhouse Restaurant space.
Crains: Presidential Towers redevelopment launches again with retail leases.
Association News
Movies in the Park at Kinzie Park was a great success! 300 people showed up for this first-ever event. See the photos and story!
CAPS Beat 1212 August meeting notes courtesy of Patti Mocco.
We are looking for volunteers to create content for our website and email blasts, recruit new business, residential building and individual members, or sell street and website banner ad sponsorships. Anyone interested in getting involved email us or call Larry Gage at 267-975-6203.
Other News
Please support the Erie Street Farmer's Market, located on Erie Street, just west of Kingsbury Street, immediately north of Erie Park. The market is open every Sunday between 7 am and 3 pm through Sunday, October 25th.
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Save the Date
The Fulton River District Association and Echelon Apartments cordially invite you to:
Saturday October 24 10:30am - 1:30pm. Registration required; click the logo above for more information!
Business Highlight
N9NE Steakhouse & Ghostbar Cordially invites you to join them for NETWORK @ N9NE Wednesday, October 7, 2009 5pm - 7pm
Development Update
MetraMarket update: The October 2009 edition of On the Bi-Level, Metra's monthly passenger newsletter, contains new information on Chicago French Market's vendors
The Sept 23 edition of Chicago Magazine's The Sun Also Rises provides a good update on plans for the former Powerhouse Space.
Some of you may recall a proposal a year or so ago to renovate the street level retail mall at Presidential Towers. Delayed a number of months by the credit crisis, this project is back in action again. We will post more specifics as they become available but here is a pdf (caution, 5mb file!) of the new plan. Changes from the original proposal include two stories and the McDonalds expanding to be an anchor tenant.
Association News
CAPS Beat 1212 September meeting notes courtesy of Patti Mocco.
As we start planning our 2010 activites we are looking for volunteers to:
- Create content for our website and email blasts
- Recruit new business, residential building and individual members
- Fundraise
- Start a professionals networking group
- Liason between FRDA and Chicago Police CAPS/DAC
Anyone interested in getting involved
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us or call Larry Gage at 267-975-6203.
Other News
Please support the Erie Street Farmer's Market, located on Erie Street, just west of Kingsbury Street, immediately north of Erie Park. The market is open every Sunday between 7 am and 3 pm through Sunday, October 25th.
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Business Highlight
US Equities is excited to announce 16 NEW local artisans and purveyors that will be at MetraMarket's Chicago French Market. Click here for the announcement!
Save the Date
Saturday December 5: Tree Lighting Ceremony at Kinzie Park
Development Update
A proposal has been submitted by the developers of the 108 N Jefferson project to Alderman Reilly's office for approval. Click here to see the proposal and our letter to Alderman Reilly opposing the project.
Updated: Waterton Residential launches the redevelopment of Presidential Towers, the impossible-to-miss visual landmark in the Chicago skyline. The redevelopment will include updating the look and feel of the main lobby as well as the retail space. Fitness Formula Clubs and Yolk restaurant are the first new leases of the retail redevelopment, which is scheduled to break ground in early November. A plan is available (5mb file) and read more here from Waterton Residential. Changes from the original proposal in 2008 include two stories and Fitness Formula Club as anchor tenant.
Association News
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CAPS Beat community meetings provide an opportunity for police and community residents to exchange information about conditions in the neighborhood, to identify crime and disorder problems, and to develop strategies to combat those problems. Beat meetings are normally held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
For more information visit the Chicago Police CLEARPATH website
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