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  1. A program redevelops properties in Englewood, Chicago, utilizing the Chicago Community Loan Fund.

An Englewood Mayor Pro Tem, elected by voters, is involved in advocating for the city's economic development.

8 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 30
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An Englewood Mayor Pro Tem, elected by voters, is involved in advocating for the city's economic development.

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  1. Joe Anderson, who has served on the council since 2019, helped found a nonprofit organization focused on addressing homelessness.Sub-event
  2. Englewood leadership elected to advocate for economic development.1 source

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