State Rep. Organizes Coffee & Conversation Event
Join State Representative Sara Feigenholtz on February 24, 2012 for Coffee and Conversation.
New Year, New Laws
State Representative Sara Feigenholtz recently informed her constituents about a handful of new laws taking effect in the New Year
LPCC Again Partners with TimeOut Chicago
After launching a partnership in 2011 that helped us reach Chicago's tourism market and residents who live outside of Lincoln Park to promote the neighborhood, the LPCC and TimeOut Chicago are proud to be working together again on a similar piece in 2012.
43rd Ward Remap Public Hearing
Remapping will affect our lives on a daily-basis for at least the next ten years. Please join us and tell the Rules Committee why it's critical to keep Lincoln Park together!
Recycle Your Christmas Tree
Please help us spread the word about Christmas tree recycling.
Fix Your Sidewalk
The Shared Cost Sidewalk Program is an extremely popular program in which residents share the cost of sidewalk repair with the City.
CTA Retail Leasing Opportunities
The Chicago Transit Authority ("CTA") in conjunction with Jones Lang LaSalle is hosting an informational Retail Leasing Open House.
Tax Free Transit Incentives for Business
The Center for Neighborhood Technology has unveiled a new program to help promote transit ridership across the region.
LPCC Statement on Fresh Market Developments
The LPCC responds to Fresh Market's announcement that they have ended the lease agreement for the site once home to Lincoln Park Hospital.
Shovel!
Make Chicago safe for everyone this winter by clearing snow and ice from the public sidewalks around your property.
Children's Redevelopment Website
McCaffery Interests has launched a website for the Children’s Memorial Hospital Site Redevelopment.
LPCC Statement: Children's Memorial Hospital Selects Developer
The Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce (LPCC) supports a development strategy that maintains the site's position as a central meeting point in the neighborhood that provides economic vitality for the area's businesses.
Children's Memorial Hospital Selects Developer
Children’s Memorial Hospital today (July 14, 2011) announced that it has selected Chicago development firm McCaffery Interests, Inc. to begin contract negotiations to re-develop its Lincoln Park properties when the hospital moves downtown in June of 2012.
LPCC Statement: Children's Memorial Hospital's Economic Impact
As Children’s Memorial Hospital nears completion of their developer search, the Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce (LPCC) supports selection of a proposal that will fill the customer gap local businesses will feel after the hospital relocates to Streeterville next year.
TimeOut Chicago Insert Now Available Online, For Bulk Orders
In the June 2, 2011 edition of TimeOut Chicago a special insert urging residents to Rediscover Lincoln Park was featured.
Clark Street in Lincoln Park Provides Bike Racks
The Clark Street Special Service Area (SSA) #23 and Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce (LPCC) are excited to announce that 20 bicycle racks have been installed along the busy Clark Street commercial corridor.
2011 State of the Ward Luncheon and Annual Meeting
The LPCC's 2011 State of the Ward Luncheon and Annual Meeting was a time for many members and community leaders to reminisce and celebrate the past, while looking forward to a busy year and change in the neighborhood.
43rd Ward Candidates Forum
The LPCC was pleasantly suprised and humlbled by the enormous turnout witnessed at the 43rd Ward Candidates Forum held on January 13, 2011. More than 215 residents and business leaders packed DePaul University for an active and engaging discussion about the issues in Chicago, and specifically the Lincoln Park Community. Please follow this link to the Chicago Tribune for more information on the candidates. Additionally, as his family was welcoming twins, Tim Egan was unable to attend the forum and therefore,
LPCC President Testifies in Support of Webster Square
The proposed Webster Square development on the site of Lincoln Park Hospital has been divisive. The Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce has taken a strong pro-business position.
LPCC Responds to Nov. 3 Inside-Booster Article
This letter is in response to your article “Chamber endorses commercial project at shuttered Lincoln Park Hospital site” (Inside-Booster, November 3-9, 2010). Not only does this article make editorial assumptions based on neighborhood hearsay, but it also distorts the facts to make statements against the Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce (LPCC).
Clark Street in Lincoln Park Launches New Website
Chicago's hottest new address is not on Michigan Avenue - it's VisitClarkStreet.com, the new destination-style website promoting Clark Street in Lincoln Park as a thriving area for business owners, neighborhood residents, tourists and consumers from all parts of the city.
Chicago Chambers Respond to Proposed Funding Cuts
As Chicago and the nation recovers from Recession support for local business owners is more important than ever. However, the City of Chicago’s proposed 2011 budget eliminates $3.4 million in funding -- the entire allocation -- to neighborhood chambers of commerce and economic development corporations, known by the City as “delegate agencies.”
Letter to the Editor: Chamber of Commerce Funding Vital to Local Businesses
The following Letter to the Editor was sent by the LPCC in response to a report first announced by the Chicago Sun-Times regarding a proposal to "suspend" chamber of commerce funding to help limit the City of Chicago's budget deficit.
Mobile Food Facility Ordinance Introduced to City Council
After several drafts, long debate and discussion, Lincoln Park Aldermen Scott Waguespack (32nd) and Vi Daley (43rd) introduced the "Mobile Food Facility" ordinance into the Chicago City Council chambers on Wednesday, July 28, 2010.
LPCC Joins Community Businesses to Welcome Furtastik to Lincoln Park
With hundreds of families calling the walkable streets of Lincoln Park home, and with abundant green space in the neighborhood, it is no surprise that the community is also home to its fair share of dogs and cats. Providing services to the Lincoln Park neighborhood’s four-legged friends, a new business dedicated to safe, quality pet care has recently opened its doors.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: LPCC Joins Mayor Daley at Grand Opening of Fullerton "L"
The Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce (LPCC) joined Alderman Tom Tunney, Alderman Vi Daley, Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) representatives and Mayor Richard M. Daley Saturday to officially open the Fullerton “L” station in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood.
LPCC Supports DePaul University's Strategic Plan
The Lincoln Park Chamber of Commerce today announced their support of DePaul University's upcoming Strategic Plan and community agreement release, anticipating a comprehensive document more than a year in the making.
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