#105th St.

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Girl in window, 105th Street, 1952.

Photo: Walter Rosenblum via the Carnegie Museum of Art

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Halifax Explosion on December 6, 1917: A munitions explosion near Halifax, Nova Scotia kills more than 1,900 people in the largest artificial explosion up to that time.

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Joseph “Uncle Joe” Clovese was the last known surviving African soldier of the Union Army in the American Civil War, and lived in Pontiac at the time of his death in 1951. Clovese, who lived to be 107 years old, was born into slavery on a plantation in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, and escaped slavery in his teens to join the Union Army during the Siege of Vicksburg. He stayed with the Northern Army, first as a drummer, later as an infantryman. He was a private in Co. "C", 63rd Colored Infantry Regiment.

Following the war he worked on Mississippi river steamboats, and he later worked on the crew stringing the first telegraph wires between New Orleans and Biloxi, Mississippi. At the age of 104, Clovese moved from Louisiana to Pontiac, Michigan to be near family. Once the community learned about “Uncle Joe,” the citizens of Pontiac embraced him. Large gatherings were organized for his 105th, 106th and 107th birthdays on January 30th.

For his funeral, more than 300 people were packed into Newman A.M.E. Church in Pontiac (their former location, in downtown) for the service. Hundreds more gathered at the gravesite in Pontiac’s Perry Mount Park Cemetery. Veterans from the Oakland County Council of Veterans served as pall bearers. A firing party from Selfridge Air Force Base fired the final salute and taps was sounded over the cemetery. Pontiac even named a road in his honor, that ran through the Lakeside Homes complex.

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East Harlem, NYC: Defend the Dos Alas Mural End the Illegal U.S. Blockade Against Cuba

Sunday, December 4 - 1:00 p.m.

201 E. 105th St. (between 2nd & 3rd Aves), Manhattan

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exhaustion after praying to god from orchard and grand st to 105th and riverside sitting on a chopper with no helmet

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RIF Trust’s Guide to the Safest Countries in the World for New Residency or Second Citizenship

Mimoun A. Assraoui is our CEO. Moroccan by birth, French-educated, and based in the UAE, he’s perfectly placed to comment on the safest countries in the world to get Residency and Citizenship by Investment.

Assraoui is also an economic citizen of St Lucia. He insists “that our desire to find a safe space for ourselves is something innate. We’re looking to replicate the comfort and warmth we found in our mother’s womb.”

“Investors are drawn towards the world’s safe spots, especially if they are looking to relocate with their families. Here, in reverse order, using the Institute for Economics and Peace’s Safety Perceptions Index (SPI), is our overview of the safest countries in the world to secure a new residency or second citizenship.”

5.) United States

Anything under 0.2 on the SPI is considered a safe country. The US clocks in at 0.187. Of the 121 countries surveyed, the United States ranks 43rd – finishing comfortably above the likes of Brazil (115th), India (90th) and Nigeria (104th).The US EB-5 Investor Visa is a 3-step process towards becoming an American citizen. First, you receive a provisional Green Card after 27 months of residency. 3-6 months later, you receive a conditional Green Card which guarantees lawful permanent residency and US citizenship after 5 years.

4.) Malta

The European continent’s Malta’s score is 0.166. This puts it in 35th position in the safest countries in the world rankings. Malta sits above the likes of Algeria (0.214) in 61st, Kenya (0.358) in 101st, and Lebanon (0.203) in joint 55th places.

Maltese Exceptional Investor Naturalization (MEIN) is a direct route to citizenship in the country. A €600,000 minimum investment will see you become a national of Malta after an application processing time of 16-18 months. This Citizenship by Investment means you’ll be able to qualify for a Maltese passport, securing you visa-free access to 175 countries.

3.) Canada

The United States’ North America neighbour Canada is in 33rd position in the table. This is thanks to a 0.163 score. Canada is higher in the rankings of the safest countries in the world than Iran (0.248) in 75th, Mexico (0.299) in 90th, and  Tunisia (0.222) in 66th places.

With a C$275,000 investment, you can join the Canadian Start-Up Visa Program. As a Permanent Resident, you must live in Canada for a minimum 730 days (2 years) over the course of 5 years. By residing in Canada for at least 3 out of those 5 years (1,095 days), you become eligible for Canadian citizenship.

2.) United Kingdom

In 24th position comes the UK. It has a 0.148 score. This puts the United Kingdom above the likes of Colombia (0.292) in 88th, Ghana (0.369) in 105th, and South Africa (0.373) in 107th places.

The Innovator Founder Visa provides a path to acquiring a UK passport, enabling you to enter 177 countries without a visa. You can qualify for British citizenship following 5 years of Permanent Residency in the UK. All this starts from a minimum £200,000 investment.

United Arab Emirates

The SPI rates the UAE as second in the safest countries in the world rankings.  This is due to a 0.073 score. Roughly 50% of people living in the United Arab Emirates reveal they do not feel any risk at all of residing there.

The UAE Golden Visa is the only non-European golden visa programme established outside Europe. UAE residency’s physical residence requirement is a minimum visit every 6 months. While you can’t apply for a UAE Passport, the number-1 travel document in our Passport Index, you can enjoy visa-free access to 18 countries as a resident.

How to Establish a Base in One of the Safest Countries in the World Through Residency and Citizenship by Investment

Residency and Citizenship by Investment is a fantastic option to switch your base to a less volatile country. To find out which of these safest countries in the world will suit you and your family’s needs, we suggest you consult a highly-regarded expert such as RIF Trust. So, contact us now and we’ll show you how to invest in a residency or citizenship.

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NYC IND line subway car, c1939

From Wikipedia: On March 14, 1925, the groundbreaking of the Eighth Avenue subway took place at 123rd Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. On September 10, 1932, the Eighth Avenue Line opened from 207th Street to Chambers Street, inaugurating the IND.  

Opening 92 years ago today, they built an entire subway line from 207th Street to Chambers Street in 7 years! The Second Avenue Subway line has been on the drawing board since 1920 and today it only has 3 stops, at 96th, 86th, and 72nd, with connections to other lines' pre-existing stops.

Some things never change, though:

There was some vandalism on the IND Eighth Avenue Line's opening day, as some of the uptown stations were broken into by people who clogged turnstile slots with gum and other objects. Two months after the IND opened for business, three exits from the 96th Street and 103rd Street stations – at 95th and 97th Streets and at 105th Street, respectively – were closed due to theft.

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Euclid Avenue Christian Church (East Mt. Zion Baptist Church)

9990 Euclid Ave.

Cleveland, OH

On July 4, 1843, members of the Disciples of Christ Church in Euclid met in a maple grove near Euclid Avenue and E. 105th Street and voted to form their own congregation. The congregation met in homes until 1848, when a church was constructed on Euclid Avenue between Doan (now E. 105th St.) and Republic (now E. 101st St.). The congregation moved into a new building at 9990 Euclid Avenue in 1908. This structure was designed by architects George Kramer and C.C. Hamilton. The J.R. Lamb Studios designed the interior woodwork and stained glass windows. The exterior is faced with green serpentinite stone from Chester County, Pennsylvania.

     The Romanesque Revival exterior features Syrian-style archways over doors and windows, and a coarse-ashlar finish. The interior woodwoork is all oak. The interior is based on the "Akron Plan", a popular style at the time. This permitted the Sunday School walls to fold back so that the larger crowds could hear the service. The builders were Skeel Bros. of Cleveland. Euclid Avenue Christian Church moved to Cleveland Heights in 1955, and sold the building to East Mt. Zion Baptist Church. East Mt. Zion became the first African American church to hold services on Euclid Avenue. The structure was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 10, 2022.

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“She was a… Jewel”

“What we have once enjoyed deeply we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.” ~Helen Keller

Tuesday October 3rd, 2023

Today would have been the 105th birthday of Jewel Mardis Burgett, better known as my Maw Maw. She was truly one of a kind, a hard, tough as nails, scrappy (97lbs), modern day frontier woman. I was blessed to be her one and only grandchild, she adored me and she loved Jesus (the order was suspect, depending on my behavior).

I spent a lot of my childhood with her. I remember our long summer days; we would weed and pick the garden in the not so cool of the Geraldine Alabama mornings. We were always putting a puzzle together, she said that my eyes looked like windshield wipers scouring for the next piece. I have to admit that unlike my other Grandmother, Jewel could not cook. My Paw Paw always told us that if you put her fried okra in a can, it would make a great rattle… it was not a lie… or an exaggeration.

If you met her, you would call her reserved and shy. We as her family got to see a side of her that not many saw… her unexpected and outgoing sense of humor. For starters she surprised us by taking pictures outside of her apartment on her 90th birthday… in a blue bikini… in front of God and everyone else (I have pictures).

Maw Maw, Mom, Leigh Bee and I shared many adventures and memories, here are just a couple. One Christmas we had to abandon Mom’s house due to an electrical issue, we found an extended stay hotel room for the night. It had something I had never seen in person… a murphy bed. I commented “Maw Maw as small as you are, I bet we can fold you up into the wall behind the bed.” We did, like about 20 times. I can still hear her muffled laughter in the wall. We all howled until our stomachs hurt.

We took a trip to Chattanooga to visit the aquarium and the IMAX. She was quite the nature lover, there was not a plant or animal that she couldn’t name. So, she was amazed by the aquarium. Afterwards while we were walking to the IMAX a bumble bee as big as strawberry honed in on Leigh… she shrieked and in one fail swoop Maw Maw swatted it out of the air and squashed it on the sidewalk. It was like a scene out of a spaghetti western. If there had been iPhones, I am sure there would be a plaque to immortalize the event. The IMAX movie was 3D, I don’t think she watched five minutes of it, she kept turning around and giggling like a school girl at the 200 hundred people behind her in 3D glasses.

My Maw Maw was a veracious reader. She was over the moon when we went to St. Simmons for Easter and was finally able to see Christ’s Church that played such a big party in the Eugenia Price books that she so loved. I am sure that she is one of the main reasons I love to read (and write). Happy Birthday Maw Maw, we love and miss you, in the grand scheme of eternity we will see you soon.

“I thank my God every time I remember you.” ~ Philippians 1:3

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2023 NHL Draft Results: Picks 101-150

101st overall, Montreal: Florian Xhekaj (Hamilton Bulldogs/Hamilton, Ontario) 102nd overall, Arizona: Terrell Goldsmith (Prince Albert Raiders/Ft. St. James, British Columbia) 103rd overall, Philadelphia: Cole Knuble (Fargo Force/Grand Rapids, Michigan) 104th overall, Washington: Patrick Thomas (Hamilton Bulldogs/Oakville, Ontario) 105th overall, Vancouver: Ty Mueller (University Of Nebraska, Omaha Mavericks/Cochrane, Alberta) 106th overall, St. Louis: Jakub Štancl (Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb J20/Prague, Czech Republic) 107th overall, Vancouver: Vilmer Alriksson (Djurgårdens I.F. Ishockeyförening J20/Stockholm, Sweden) 108th overall, Ottawa: Hoyt Stanley (Victoria Grizzlies/North Vancouver, British Columbia) 109th overall, Buffalo: Ethan Miedema (Kingston Frontenacs/Cobourg, Ontario) 110th overall, Montreal: Bogdan Konyushkov (Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod/Penza, Russia) 111th overall, Nashville: Joey Willis (Saginaw Spirit/Elmhurst, Illinois) 112th overall, Calgary: Jaden Lipinski (Vancouver Giants/Scottsdale, Arizona) 113th overall, New York Islanders: Jesse Nurmi (KooKoo/Kouvola, Finland) 114th overall, Columbus: Luca Pinelli (Ottawa 67's/Hamilton, Ontario) 115th overall, Tampa Bay: Jayson Shaugabay (Green Bay Gamblers/Warroad, Minnesota) 116th overall, Seattle: Andrei Loshko (Chicoutimi Saguenéens/Zhlobin, Belarus) 117th overall, Detroit: Larry Keenan II (Culver Academy Eagles/Springwater Township, Ontario) 118th overall, Los Angeles: Hampton Slukynsky (USNTDP/Warroad, Minnesota) 119th overall, Vancouver: Matthew Perkins (Youngstown Phantoms/Balgonie, Saskatchewan) 120th overall, Philadelphia: Alex Čiernik (Södertälje Sportklubb/Wolfsburg, Germany) 121st overall, Nashville: Juha Jatkola (Kalevan Pallo/Kuopio, Finland) 122nd overall, New Jersey: Cam Squires (Cape Breton Eagles/Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island) 123rd overall, San José: Luca Cagnoni (Portland Winterhawks/Burnaby, British Columbia) 124th overall, Boston: Beckett Hendrickson (USNTDP/Minnetonka, Minnesota) 125th overall, Dallas: Aram Minnetian (USNTDP/Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey) 126th overall, Carolina: Stanislav Yarovoy (H.K. Vityaz Moscow Oblast/Tuymazy, Russia) 127th overall, Florida: Albert Wikman (Färjestad Bollklubb J20/Karlstad, Sweden) 128th overall, Montreal: Quentin Miller (Quebec Remparts/Montreal, Quebec) 129th overall, Anaheim: Rodwin Dionicio (Niagara IceDogs/Herisau, Switzerland) 130th overall, San José: Axel Landén (HV71 J20/Jönköping Stad, Sweden) 131st overall, Chicago: Marcel Marcel (Gatineau Olympiques/Plzeň, Czech Republic) 132nd overall, San José: Eric Pohlkamp (Cedar Rapids RoughRiders/Brainerd, Minnesota) 133rd overall, Montreal: Sam Harris (Sioux Falls Stampede/San Diego, California) 134th overall, Arizona: Melker Thelin (Tegs Sportklubb/Umeå, Sweden) 135th overall, Philadelphia: Carter Sotheran (Portland Winterhawks/Macdonald Municipality, Manitoba) 136th overall, Washington: Cam Allen (Guelph Storm/Toronto, Ontario) 137th overall, Detroit: Jack Phelan (Sioux Falls Stampede/Downers Grove Township, Illinois) 138th overall, St. Louis: Paul Fischer (USNTDP/River Forest Township, Illinois) 139th overall, Carolina: Charles-Alex Legault (West Kelowna Warriors/Laval, Quebec) 140th overall, Ottawa: Matthew Andonovski (Kitchener Rangers/Markham, Ontario) 141st overall, Buffalo: Scott Ratzlaff (Seattle Thunderbirds/Wainwright Municipality, Alberta) 142nd overall, Pittsburgh: Mikhail Ilyin (Almaz Cherepovets/Cherepovets, Russia) 143rd overall, Nashville: Sutter Muzzatti (Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute Engineers/Alaiedon Township, Michigan) 144th overall, Montreal: Yevgeni Volokhin (Mamonty Yugry/Khanty-Mansysk, Russia) 145th overall, New York Islanders: Justin Gill (Sherbrooke Phoenix/Saint-Joseph-Du-Lac, Quebec) 146th overall, Winnipeg: Jacob Julien (London Knights/London, Ontario) 147th overall, Detroit: Kevin Bicker (Jungadler Mannheim/Schwabach, Germany) 148th overall, Seattle: Kaden Hammell (Everett Silvertips/Langley, British Columbia) 149th overall, Minnesota: Aaron Pionk (Waterloo Black Hawks/Hermantown, Minnesota)

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Welcome to the 105th episode of Star Wars Reactions!

Host Aaron Harris back this week with special guest host Ryder Waldron! Ryder is no stranger to Star Wars fandom. He is currently the host of Star Wars School of Dentistry podcast, co-host of Idiot’s Array podcast, as well as the co-host of Dental Realist podcast.

Join Aaron and Ryder as they share their reactions to the latest episode of the hit animated series, The Bad Batch, entitled “Tribe”. They react to the return of Gungi, the trip back to Kashyyyk and so much more!

Plus Aaron shares an all new Star Wars Dad Joke of the Week!

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The Art Show

The Art Show: A Fusion of Live Art and Music Hosted by At Night We Prey and DJ Ace

If you're looking for a night of creativity, energy, and entertainment, then The Art Show curated by Zeus of At Night We Prey and DJ Ace is the event for you. This unique event brings together the worlds of live art and music, promising an unforgettable night of non-stop excitement.

The Art Show will feature a lineup of talented artists and performers, showcasing their skills in real-time for attendees to witness. The live art segment promises to be a highlight of the night, with artists creating stunning pieces right before your eyes. And if that's not enough, the event will also feature live musical performances from some of the hottest up-and-coming artists in the city.

But the excitement doesn't stop there - The Art Show is also sponsored by two of the biggest radio stations in the city, Hot 97 and Power 105.1. This partnership ensures that attendees will enjoy the best in music, with DJs spinning the latest and greatest hits all night long.

The event will be held at 9534 105th St Queens, providing a spacious and comfortable venue for attendees to enjoy. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a music lover, or simply looking for a night of fun, The Art Show is the perfect event for you.

Overall, The Art Show curated by Zeus of At Night We Prey and DJ Ace promises to be a night to remember, bringing together some of the most talented artists and performers in the city for a one-of-a-kind event. So clear your schedule, grab your friends, and head on down to Queens for a night of non-stop excitement and entertainment.

Sponsored by Hot 97 & Power 105.1

Location: 9534 150th St. Queens, NY 11435

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Commercial Roofing Remodeling

The best way to avoid a catastrophic roof failure is to hire a professional in Florida, Sheet Magic Metal is right there for you!

This is especially true if you are planning on making some serious renovations to your home. A commercial roofing remodelling Bradenton will have the knowledge and expertise to protect your hard earned investment. They will be able to recommend the best roofing material for your budget. You should also consider a roofing company based on the type of building you own. For instance, you may want to consider a metal roofing company if you are building a warehouse or storage facility. These are usually larger buildings and require a more complex installation.

A roofing contractor in Bradenton, FL will have the tools, equipment, and talent to install your roof in a way that not only meets your needs but surpasses your expectations. They will also suggest some of the most effective solutions to a wide range of roofing issues. If you are looking for a roofing replacement in Bradenton, FL, you need look no further than the experts at Sheet Magic Metal Roofing. 

Investing in a good roof can save you from many different elements for decades. However, no roof can last forever. So, if you are living in an aging home where the roof is leaking, drooping, or sagging, it might be time to consider calling a commercial roofing or remodeling company for commercial roofing remodeling in Bradenton to help you fix your roofing problem.

Many factors affect the cost of roof remodeling, which is why it is important to talk to a reliable roofing company. In Bradenton, the national average cost of commercial roof remodeling could range from $8,000 to $20,000 depending on the size, material, labor, design, etc. Here are some of the key factors that affect the overall cost of commercial roofing.

Other Factors That Affect The Cost Of Commercial Roofing Remodeling

The amount of money you’ll spend on your new roof depends on several factors. The most obvious is the best roofing type for your Bradenton home. However, there are other factors that will affect the overall cost of a new roof. Make sure you take them into consideration when planning.

Roof Dimensions

Larger homes tend to cost more because it would take more time to replace. Likewise, roofing materials are priced according to their size and shape. The more intricate the design, the higher the cost will be, including its steepness.

Labor Cost

The regular breakdown of commercial roofing and remodeling cost is about 60% for the labor and 40% for the materials. However, the type of roofing material can also influence the labor cost depending on the difficulty of the installation.

Other factors to consider are how many stories the home may have, how steep the roof is, the difficulty of access, and how dangerous the installation would be.

Geographical Location

The location of your home is also something you need to consider, as it can affect not just your roofing expenses but your lifestyle as well. For example, if you live in an area that experiences severe weather conditions, you might need to consider the most durable materials.

The Bottom Line

Your roof is one of your major investments, so make sure you choose the best one for your needs. This will ensure it will serve you for the longest time possible and with the protection you and your family deserve. So, make sure you consider all factors in commercial roofing and remodeling in Bradenton before you make a decision.

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RIF Trust’s Guide to the Safest Countries in the World for New Residency or Second Citizenship

Mimoun A. Assraoui, our CEO, is ideally positioned to discuss the safest countries in the world for securing new Residency or Citizenship by Investment. Born in Morocco, educated in France, and based in the UAE, Assraoui is also an economic citizen of St Lucia. He emphasizes that “our desire to find a safe space is innate, a pursuit to replicate the comfort and warmth we first experienced in our mother’s womb.”

Assraoui notes that “investors are particularly drawn to the world’s safest regions, especially when considering relocation with their families.” Using the Institute for Economics and Peace’s Safety Perceptions Index (SPI), here’s our overview of the safest countries in the world to secure new residency or second citizenship, presented in reverse order:

5.) United States

With an SPI score of 0.187, the United States ranks 43rd among the 121 countries surveyed. It ranks significantly higher than countries like Brazil (115th), India (90th), and Nigeria (104th). The US EB-5 Investor Visa is a three-step process toward obtaining American citizenship. After 27 months of residency, you receive a provisional Green Card. A conditional Green Card follows 3-6 months later, leading to lawful permanent residency and eventual US citizenship after five years.

4.) Malta

On the European continent, Malta scores 0.166 on the SPI, placing it 35th among the safest countries globally. Malta surpasses countries like Algeria (61st), Kenya (101st), and Lebanon (55th). The Maltese Exceptional Investor Naturalization (MEIN) offers a direct route to Malta Citizenship through a minimum investment of €600,000. This Citizenship by Investment program allows you to obtain a Maltese passport after 16-18 months, granting visa-free access to 175 countries. For those interested in Malta Citizenship and Residency by Investment, this is a prime opportunity.

3.) Canada

Canada, the United States’ neighbor to the north, holds the 33rd position with a 0.163 score. It ranks higher in safety than countries such as Iran (75th), Mexico (90th), and Tunisia (66th). Through the Canadian Start-Up Visa Program, a C$275,000 investment grants you Permanent Residency. To qualify for Canadian citizenship, you must reside in Canada for at least 730 days (two years) over five years, and for at least 1,095 days (three years) out of those five.

2.) United Kingdom

The United Kingdom ranks 24th on the SPI with a score of 0.148. This places it above countries like Colombia (88th), Ghana (105th), and South Africa (107th). The Innovator Founder Visa provides a pathway to acquiring a UK passport, granting visa-free entry to 177 countries. Following five years of Permanent Residency in the UK, you can apply for British citizenship, all starting from a minimum £200,000 investment.

1.) United Arab Emirates

The SPI ranks the UAE as the second safest country in the world, with a score of 0.073. Around 50% of residents in the UAE report feeling no risk while living there. The UAE Golden Visa is the only non-European golden visa program outside of Europe. Although you can’t apply for a UAE passport, which ranks as the number one travel document in our Passport Index, UAE residency provides visa-free access to 18 countries with a minimal physical residence requirement of just one visit every six months.

How to Establish a Base in One of the Safest Countries in the World Through Residency and Citizenship by Investment

Residency and Citizenship by Investment offer an excellent option for relocating to a safer and more stable country. If you’re considering Malta Citizenship and Residency by Investment or exploring other safe options, we recommend consulting with an expert like RIF Trust. Contact us now, and we’ll guide you on how to invest in a secure residency or second citizenship.

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All 50 Ward Early Voting sites will be open from October 24 through November 8 (Election Day). These sites are open Weekdays from 9:00am to 6:00pm; Saturdays from 9:00am to 5:00pm; Sundays from 10:00am to 4:00pm; and on Election Day (Nov. 8) from 6:00am to 7:00pm.

1st Ward - Goldblatts Building, 1615 W. Chicago Ave.

2nd Ward - Near North Branch Library, 310 W. Division St.

3rd Ward - Dawson Technical Institute, 3901 S. State St.

4th Ward - Dr. Martin Luther King Center, 4314 S. Cottage Gr.

5th Ward - Jackson Park, 6401 S. Stony Island Ave.

6th Ward - Whitney Young Library, 415 E. 79 St. Chicago

7th Ward - Trumbull Park, 2400 E. 105th St.

8th Ward - Olive Harvey College, 10001 S. Woodlawn Ave.

9th Ward - Palmer Park, 201 E. 111th St.

10th Ward - East Side Vodak Library, 3710 E. 106th St.

11th Ward – McGuane Park, 2901 S. Poplar Ave.

12th Ward – McKinley Park Branch Library, 1915 W. 35th St.

13th Ward - Clearing Library, 6423 W. 63rd Pl.

14th Ward - Archer Heights Branch Library, 5055 S. Archer Ave.

15th Ward - Gage Park, 2411 W. 55th St.

16th Ward - Lindblom Park, 6054 S. Damen Ave.

17th Ward - Thurgood Marshall Library, 7506 S. Racine Ave.

18th Ward - Wrightwood Ashburn Branch Library, 8530 S. Kedzie Ave.

19th Ward - Mt Greenwood Park, 3721 W. 111th St.

20th Ward - Bessie Coleman Library, 731 E. 63rd St.

21st Ward - West Pullman Library, 830 W. 119th St.

22nd Ward - Toman Library, 2708 S. Pulaski Rd.

23rd Ward - Ward Hall-St. Faustina Kowalska Parish, 5157 S. McVicker Ave.

24th Ward - St Agatha Catholic Parish, 3151 W. Douglas Bv.

25th Ward - Rudy Lozano Branch Library, 1805 S. Loomis St.

26th Ward - Humboldt Park Library, 1605 N. Troy St.

27th Ward - Union Park Field House, 1501 W. Randolph St.

28th Ward - West Side Learning Center, 4624 W. Madison St.

29th Ward - Amundsen Park, 6200 W. Bloomingdale Ave.

30th Ward - Kilbourn Park, 3501 N. Kilbourn Ave.

31st Ward - Portage Cragin Library, 5108 W. Belmont Ave.

32nd Ward - Bucktown-Wicker Park Library, 1701 N. Milwaukee Ave.

33rd Ward - American Indian Center, 3401 W. Ainslie St.

34th Ward - UIC Student Center, 750 S. Halsted St.

35th Ward - Northeastern Il University El Centro, 3390 N. Avondale Ave.

36th Ward - West Belmont Library, 3104 N. Narragansett Ave.

37th Ward - West Chicago Library, 4856 W. Chicago Ave.

38th Ward - Hiawatha Park, 8029 W. Forest Preserve Dr.

39th Ward - North Park Village Admin Bldg, 5801 N. Pulaski Rd.

40th Ward - Budlong Woods Library, 5630 N. Lincoln Ave.

41st Ward - Roden Library, 6083 N. Northwest Hw.

42nd Ward - Maggie Daley Park, 337 E. Randolph St.

43rd Ward - Lincoln Park Branch Library, 1150 W. Fullerton Ave.

44th Ward - Merlo Library, 644 W. Belmont Ave.

45th Ward - Ho Chunk Nation, 4732 N. Milwaukee Ave.

46th Ward - Truman College, 1145 W. Wilson Ave.

47th Ward - Conrad Sulzer Library, 4455 N. Lincoln Ave.

48th Ward - Broadway Armory, 5917 N. Broadway

49th Ward - Willye B White Park, 1610 W. Howard St.

50th Ward - Northtown Library, 6800 N. Western Ave.

 These university sites for Early Voting will be open November 2 through November 4 - 10:00am to 5:00pm.

Chicago State University - 9501 S. King Dr.

Northeastern University - 5500 N. St. Louis Ave.

University of Chicago - Reynolds Club - 1131 E. 57th St.