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May 10, 2016
By AustinTalks | May 10, 2016

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Elected official, ministers asking for city/county plan to keep neighborhoods safe
Cook County Commission Richard Boykin, Bishop Joseph Jones and Rev. Ira Acree will host a "state of the emergency" meeting 6 to 8 p.m. July 19 at Pleasant Ridge Church, 116 S. Central Ave.
Community picnic Wednesday
Street re-dedication for Nelson Mandela
Bike ride for peace
Free lunch Friday at Greater St. John Bible Church

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Free film screening in Austin
Some of the five-part documentary "The Raising of America" will be shown at 6 p.m. May 12 at Austin Town Hall, followed by discussion and a free dinner.
Residents, groups to gather Saturday to improve early childhood education
Register now for next week's symposium

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Deadline extended for Local School Council applicants
Applicants have until 3 p.m. Friday, March 14 to turn in materials that will get them on the April 7 and 8 ballot.
Circle Urban Ministries hosting "Ready for college?" forum
Halloween party at St. Paul Luthern School
Community seat to remain vacant at Louis Armstrong Elementary
Leland Elementary needs more funding, one LSC candidate says

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Commissioner Boykin: "We need to take our community back, and it begins with parenting"
Last weekend's town hall stressed the importance of parents in reducing crime and violence on Chicago’s West Side.
Teens reminded of curfew law as officials work to reduce violence
Parents can perpetuate bullying
Austin residents march against violence

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County commissioner's "endangered population" listening tour stops in Austin
Local residents expressed frustration over the lack of resources and attention paid to the West Side. Elected officials must do more, they said.
Ald. Jason Ervin warns seniors of scams on West Side
Autism support group hosts celebration Saturday

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Solutions to ending violence debated, discussed
Panelists at DuSable Museum included Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin and Amara Enyia, head of the Austin Chamber of Commerce.
Community discussion this weekend
Dozens of homicides recorded in Austin in 2016, one of the city's deadliest
Free breakfast for first 200 people today
Dozens of black politicians demand more investment in "endangered" neighborhoods

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