Rogers Park in 1,000 Words is relied upon by many readers when deciding which activities to attend and which businesses and community organizations to support. Some visit for the photography and video footage, while others have stated that they chose to reside in Rogers Park after researching our community on RP1000.
- Bill Morton
Enjoying Rogers Park
Leone Beach
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council photo gallery
New RP1000 video uploads every day
May 2nd House Walk
7301 N. Sheridan Road
North Town News Magazine
Northpoint fire
Rogers Park - Clear
Night and Day
Enjoying the beach
Emil Bach House
The Rogers Park Water Tower
Charmers Cafe
Utilizing Google Buzz to promote Rogers Park again
Coffee and Coffee
Rogers Park Tourism
Monday, April 19, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Volunteers needed for Annual House Walk
The Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society will host its Annual House Walk on Sunday, May 2, 2010 from 12 Noon to 5:00 p.m. This year’s tour will highlight Indian Boundary Park and nearby homes, including the notable Park Castles and Park Gables apartment buildings and their spectacular Art Deco swimming pools.
A new RPWRHS exhibit in the park’s cultural center, A Park is Your Front Yard: Indian Boundary Park and the Gubbins, McDonnell & Blietz Co-ops, 1915-1929 will also be open to tour participants.
Volunteers are needed for half or full shifts on the day of the tour. A half-day shift is from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. A full day shift is from 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Volunteers will serve as greeters or docents at tour sites and will have a brief training session prior to the tour.
Those interested in volunteering should contact mbrewer@rcn.com to sign up. For more information about the Tour and Exhibit, visit http://www.rpwrhs.org/.
Please forward this to the members of your committees who may not be included on this message, and thank you for supporting our Annual Tour.
Maribeth Brewer
Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council
A new RPWRHS exhibit in the park’s cultural center, A Park is Your Front Yard: Indian Boundary Park and the Gubbins, McDonnell & Blietz Co-ops, 1915-1929 will also be open to tour participants.
Volunteers are needed for half or full shifts on the day of the tour. A half-day shift is from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. A full day shift is from 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Volunteers will serve as greeters or docents at tour sites and will have a brief training session prior to the tour.
Those interested in volunteering should contact mbrewer@rcn.com to sign up. For more information about the Tour and Exhibit, visit http://www.rpwrhs.org/.
Please forward this to the members of your committees who may not be included on this message, and thank you for supporting our Annual Tour.
Maribeth Brewer
Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council
Rogers Park in 1,000 Words
Rogers Park in 1,000 Words is relied upon by many readers when deciding which activities to attend and which businesses and community organizations to support. Some visit for the photography and video footage, while others have stated that they chose to reside in Rogers Park after researching our community on RP1000.
- Bill Morton
Enjoying Rogers Park
Leone Beach
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council photo gallery
New RP1000 video uploads every day
May 2nd House Walk
7301 N. Sheridan Road
North Town News Magazine
Northpoint fire
Rogers Park - Clear
Night and Day
Enjoying the beach
Emil Bach House
The Rogers Park Water Tower
Charmers Cafe
Utilizing Google Buzz to promote Rogers Park again
Coffee and Coffee
Rogers Park Tourism
- Bill Morton
Enjoying Rogers Park
Leone Beach
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council photo gallery
New RP1000 video uploads every day
May 2nd House Walk
7301 N. Sheridan Road
North Town News Magazine
Northpoint fire
Rogers Park - Clear
Night and Day
Enjoying the beach
Emil Bach House
The Rogers Park Water Tower
Charmers Cafe
Utilizing Google Buzz to promote Rogers Park again
Coffee and Coffee
Rogers Park Tourism
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Volunteers needed for Annual House Walk
The Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society will host its Annual House Walk on Sunday, May 2, 2010 from 12 Noon to 5:00 p.m. This year’s tour will highlight Indian Boundary Park and nearby homes, including the notable Park Castles and Park Gables apartment buildings and their spectacular Art Deco swimming pools.
A new RPWRHS exhibit in the park’s cultural center, A Park is Your Front Yard: Indian Boundary Park and the Gubbins, McDonnell & Blietz Co-ops, 1915-1929 will also be open to tour participants.
Volunteers are needed for half or full shifts on the day of the tour. A half-day shift is from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. A full day shift is from 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Volunteers will serve as greeters or docents at tour sites and will have a brief training session prior to the tour.
Those interested in volunteering should contact mbrewer@rcn.com to sign up. For more information about the Tour and Exhibit, visit http://www.rpwrhs.org/.
Please forward this to the members of your committees who may not be included on this message, and thank you for supporting our Annual Tour.
Maribeth Brewer
Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council
A new RPWRHS exhibit in the park’s cultural center, A Park is Your Front Yard: Indian Boundary Park and the Gubbins, McDonnell & Blietz Co-ops, 1915-1929 will also be open to tour participants.
Volunteers are needed for half or full shifts on the day of the tour. A half-day shift is from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. A full day shift is from 11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Volunteers will serve as greeters or docents at tour sites and will have a brief training session prior to the tour.
Those interested in volunteering should contact mbrewer@rcn.com to sign up. For more information about the Tour and Exhibit, visit http://www.rpwrhs.org/.
Please forward this to the members of your committees who may not be included on this message, and thank you for supporting our Annual Tour.
Maribeth Brewer
Indian Boundary Park Advisory Council
Friday, April 16, 2010
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council Fundraising
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council Fundraising
Youth between ages 13-15 are participating in 'Inner City Hoops' basketball tournaments every Friday at the Willye B. White Park Community Center. The first event was Friday, March 12th and will be held every Friday, with the last event being April 23rd. The event begins at 5:00 pm and lasts until approximately 7:30 pm.
Throughout the duration of the 'Inner City Hoops' tournament, the Park Advisory Council will be operating a concession stand, selling hot dogs, chips, cookies, bottled water to raise funds. All proceeds will go to help fund after school programs and summer camp for underprivileged children. Stop in, catch a tournament, and enjoy a hot dog or just donate to the kids fund.
Through it's fund raising efforts the Council offered 80% discount stocking stuffers for the Winter Holiday so kids could attend park activities while on break. The 80% discount was carried into the winter Park District program session and will continue with the spring program session. Program sessions are 10 weeks and the Spring 2010 session runs from March 29th thru June 6th.
Willye B. White Park and Recreation Center 1610 W. Howard Street Chicago, IL. 60626
773 262-5051
For additional information visit
www.willyebwhitepark.org
Youth between ages 13-15 are participating in 'Inner City Hoops' basketball tournaments every Friday at the Willye B. White Park Community Center. The first event was Friday, March 12th and will be held every Friday, with the last event being April 23rd. The event begins at 5:00 pm and lasts until approximately 7:30 pm.
Throughout the duration of the 'Inner City Hoops' tournament, the Park Advisory Council will be operating a concession stand, selling hot dogs, chips, cookies, bottled water to raise funds. All proceeds will go to help fund after school programs and summer camp for underprivileged children. Stop in, catch a tournament, and enjoy a hot dog or just donate to the kids fund.
Through it's fund raising efforts the Council offered 80% discount stocking stuffers for the Winter Holiday so kids could attend park activities while on break. The 80% discount was carried into the winter Park District program session and will continue with the spring program session. Program sessions are 10 weeks and the Spring 2010 session runs from March 29th thru June 6th.
Willye B. White Park and Recreation Center 1610 W. Howard Street Chicago, IL. 60626
773 262-5051
For additional information visit
www.willyebwhitepark.org
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council Fundraising
Willye B. White Park Advisory Council Fundraising
Youth between ages 13-15 are participating in 'Inner City Hoops' basketball tournaments every Friday at the Willye B. White Park Community Center. The first event was Friday, March 12th and will be held every Friday, with the last event being April 23rd. The event begins at 5:00 pm and lasts until approximately 7:30 pm.
Throughout the duration of the 'Inner City Hoops' tournament, the Park Advisory Council will be operating a concession stand, selling hot dogs, chips, cookies, bottled water to raise funds. All proceeds will go to help fund after school programs and summer camp for underprivileged children. Stop in, catch a tournament, and enjoy a hot dog or just donate to the kids fund.
Through it's fund raising efforts the Council offered 80% discount stocking stuffers for the Winter Holiday so kids could attend park activities while on break. The 80% discount was carried into the winter Park District program session and will continue with the spring program session. Program sessions are 10 weeks and the Spring 2010 session runs from March 29th thru June 6th.
Willye B. White Park and Recreation Center 1610 W. Howard Street Chicago, IL. 60626
773 262-5051
For additional information visit
www.willyebwhitepark.org
Youth between ages 13-15 are participating in 'Inner City Hoops' basketball tournaments every Friday at the Willye B. White Park Community Center. The first event was Friday, March 12th and will be held every Friday, with the last event being April 23rd. The event begins at 5:00 pm and lasts until approximately 7:30 pm.
Throughout the duration of the 'Inner City Hoops' tournament, the Park Advisory Council will be operating a concession stand, selling hot dogs, chips, cookies, bottled water to raise funds. All proceeds will go to help fund after school programs and summer camp for underprivileged children. Stop in, catch a tournament, and enjoy a hot dog or just donate to the kids fund.
Through it's fund raising efforts the Council offered 80% discount stocking stuffers for the Winter Holiday so kids could attend park activities while on break. The 80% discount was carried into the winter Park District program session and will continue with the spring program session. Program sessions are 10 weeks and the Spring 2010 session runs from March 29th thru June 6th.
Willye B. White Park and Recreation Center 1610 W. Howard Street Chicago, IL. 60626
773 262-5051
For additional information visit
www.willyebwhitepark.org
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