Third Ward
“First Annual Music Fest 3”
Alderman Pat Dowell invites you to be a volunteer for the First Annual "Music Fest 3" - a weekend of hip-hop, jazz, r&b, rap, salsa, soul, gospel, blues, and classical music with carnival rides, vendors, contests, games, and more family fun events.
The "First Annual Music Fest 3" will take place on the blocks of State Street between 47th and 51st streets on Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th beginning at noon.
Music Fest 3 Volunteer Meeting Tonight!
DATE: April 30, 2008
TIME: 6pm
LOCATION: Charles Hayes Center (4859 S. Wabash)
Come out and be part of a family fun music festival. Have a musical day and we hope to see you tonight.
News from Aldermanic Office of the Third Ward
Dear Constituent,
It has been a very exciting time with all of the local and national elections. Even so, we need to remain focused on the issues facing the Third Ward. Included in this edition is information about services the state, city, and ward are offering that will address some of these issues. Please pass this information along to anyone who may be able to utilize these services, but does not have access to a computer.
Full Newsletter Click here or Click “Ward Report” button
Law Enforcement Testing
Uniformed Division Officer - Police Officer Selection Test (Post)
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Saturday, April 12, 2008
U.S. Secret Service Chicago Field Office
525 W. Van Buren Street, 9th Floor
Chicago, IL 60607
To obtain registration information, visit our website at
www.secretservice.gov/join or call 312-469-1205
Mayor Daley’s KidStart Summer Jobs
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Ald. Pat Dowell
Senator Durbin discussed issues affecting Chicago's 3rd Ward over breakfast with Chicago Alderwoman Pat Dowell on September 15, 2007. Afterward, Dowell led Durbin on a tour of the ward.
9/15/2007
Chicago
(Crain’s) — Alderman Pat Dowell (3rd) spoke to more than 150 people this week at an event celebrating the 15th anniversary of Women in Planning + Development. Ms. Dowell, who was elected earlier this year, talked about her career and how her role in planning changed when she moved from working for the city to being a politician. Ms. Dowell was one of the earliest members of WP+D.
A networking and cocktail reception preceded Ms. Dowell’s talk. WP+D got support for the event from Holsten Real Estate Development Corp. and the Marshall Bennett Institute for Real Estate at Roosevelt University, which co-hosted the event. It took place Wednesday at Roosevelt University.
Kristina Nance, left, of Roosevelt University and
Marva Boyd of Boyd Realty Group.
