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Supporting the Chicago Park District naming Northerly Island as Pope Leo XIV Northerly Island

Supporting the Chicago Park District naming Northerly Island as Pope Leo XIV Northerly Island

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  • Daniel La SpataWard 1Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Peter ChicoWard 10Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Nicole T. LeeWard 11Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Julia M. RamirezWard 12Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Marty QuinnWard 13Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Jeylu B. GutierrezWard 14Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Raymond A. LopezWard 15Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Stephanie D. ColemanWard 16Not decided yetCallEmail
  • David H. MooreWard 17Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Derrick G. CurtisWard 18Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Matthew J. O'SheaWard 19Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Brian HopkinsWard 2Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Jeanette B. TaylorWard 20Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Ronnie L. MosleyWard 21Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Michael D. RodriguezWard 22Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Silvana TabaresWard 23Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Monique L. ScottWard 24Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Byron Sigcho-LopezWard 25Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Jessica L. FuentesWard 26Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Walter R. BurnettWard 27Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Jason C. ErvinWard 28Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Chris TaliaferroWard 29Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Pat DowellWard 3Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Ruth CruzWard 30Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Felix Cardona Jr.Ward 31Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Scott WaguespackWard 32Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Rossana Rodriguez SanchezWard 33Not decided yetCallEmail
  • William ConwayWard 34Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Anthony J. QuezadaWard 35Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Gilbert VillegasWard 36Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Emma MittsWard 37Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Nicholas SposatoWard 38Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Samantha NugentWard 39Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Lamont J. RobinsonWard 4Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Andre Vasquez Jr.Ward 40Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Anthony V. NapolitanoWard 41Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Brendan ReillyWard 42Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Timothy R. KnudsenWard 43Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Bennett R. LawsonWard 44Not decided yetCallEmail
  • James M. GardinerWard 45Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Angela ClayWard 46Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Matthew J. MartinWard 47Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Leni Manaa-HoppenworthWard 48Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Maria E. HaddenWard 49Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Desmon C. YancyWard 5Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Debra L. SilversteinWard 50Not decided yetCallEmail
  • William E. HallWard 6Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Gregory I. MitchellWard 7Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Michelle A. HarrisWard 8Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Anthony BealeWard 9Not decided yetCallEmail

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