Rogers Park Service Fair & Rogers Park Job Fair

Hosted by Bill Morton in partnership with community organizations to support residents and strengthen Rogers Park.

Mark your calendars! In 2019, community leader and Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce President Bill Morton will host the Rogers Park Service Fair & Rogers Park Job Fair—an exciting event focused on supporting the people of Rogers Park through direct access to employment and essential services.

📍 Location: Loyola Park Fieldhouse

This combined fair is designed to bring together:

• Local employers offering job opportunities

• Service providers offering housing, healthcare, legal aid, and more

• Workforce development programs to help residents improve skills and find stable employment

• Community partners and government agencies committed to building a stronger Rogers Park

Whether you're job hunting, looking for support services, or just want to learn more about what’s available in your neighborhood—this fair is for you.

Bill Morton invites all residents to attend and take advantage of this unique opportunity to connect, grow, and thrive as part of our Rogers Park community.

Stay tuned for more details including vendors, partners, and featured guests.

For updates and to get involved, follow:
👉 Bill Morton on Facebook

Together, we can build a stronger, more connected 49th Ward.

Blane Roberts visits local businesses

Blane Roberts tonight at Quest Network Services

Blane Roberts visited local businesses today to discuss the issues on the day before the election.

He would like to remind 49th Ward voters that he is running as a write-in candidate for 49th Ward Alderman.

Here is some information from Blane Roberts for 49th Ward Alderman:

Blane Roberts visits local businesses

Blane Roberts tonight at Quest Network Services

Blane Roberts visited local businesses today to discuss the issues on the day before the election.

He would like to remind 49th Ward voters that he is running as a write-in candidate for 49th Ward Alderman.

Here is some information from Blane Roberts for 49th Ward Alderman:

Taking Back Our Neighborhood

Rogers Park is more than just a place on the map—it’s our home. But lately, it feels like our neighborhood is slipping away. From rising crime to empty storefronts, the signs of neglect are everywhere.

We can’t wait for change to come from City Hall. It’s up to us—neighbors, business owners, community groups—to step up and take back Rogers Park.

I’m committed to working alongside you all, listening, learning, and pushing for solutions that make a real difference. It won’t be easy, but together, we can rebuild the safe, and welcoming community we all deserve.

Let’s get to work.

—

Bill Morton

Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Supporting Local, Saving Rogers Park

If we want Rogers Park to thrive, we must support the people and places that make it unique—especially our local businesses.

Every week, I speak with business owners who are hanging on by a thread. They face high rents, low foot traffic, and zero meaningful support from Alderman Joe Moore’s office. Some have given up. Others keep fighting, hoping that someone—anyone—will care enough to help.

I care.

That’s why I continue to promote our local shops, attend community meetings, and use my platforms to give them the visibility they deserve. We need to build a stronger, more self-sustaining Rogers Park from within. When we spend our dollars locally, we invest in our neighborhood's future.

This isn’t about politics. It’s about pride. It’s about taking ownership of the place we call home.

Let’s not wait for City Hall to save us. Let’s save ourselves.

—
Bill Morton
Rogers Park Resident & Advocate

Maureen Flowers

Here is a new graffic that we created for local Rogers Park business, Maureen Flowers.
Support local business!

Maureen Flowers
7237 N. Sheridan Road
Chicago, Il. 60626
773 764-6400

http://www.maureenflowers.net/