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LSNA publishes a regular newsletter to provide residents, advocates, stakeholders with updates on its successes and challenges in addressing the critical needs of the Logan Square community. Download past issues of the newsletter here. If you would like to receive the monthly newsletter by mail or email, sign up here.  If you have any questions, please contact Deborah McCoy at 773 384-4370 ext. 44 or at dmccoy@lsna.net.

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October Newsletter 2011
The October 2011 Newsletter has articles about the Zapata Groundbreaking, national recognition of the LSNA Parent Mentor Program, a recap of Summer School Programs and much more.
Cramped Chicago: Half of city's 2.7 million people live in park-poor areas (10/09/11)
"In industrial times, people's jobs were physically demanding," said Lucy Gomez-Feliciano, a health organizer for the Logan Square Neighborhood Association, who confronts similar problems on the…
The Logan Square News- January/February 2011 Issue
Jan./Feb. Issue
The Logan Square News- November 2010 Issue
November's issue
The Logan Square News-March/April 2010 Issue
The March/April Issue of the LSNA Newsletter.
January-February 2010 Newsletter
The January-February 2010 Edition of the Logan Square News
The Logan Square News-November/December 2009 Issue
The November/December 2009 Issue of the Logan Square News.
September-October 2009
The September-October issue of the Logan Square News
The Logan Square News-July/August 2009 Issue
The July-August 2009 Issue of The Logan Square News
The Logan Square News-May/June 2009 Issue
May/June 2009 LSNA Newsletter
The Logan Square News-March 2009
LSNA's March 2009 Newsletter
November 2008 Newsletter
The November 2008 issue of the Logan Square News.
October 2008 Newsletter
October 2008 Newsletter
September 2008 Newsletter
The September 2008 issue of the Logan Square News
June 2008 Newsletter
LSNA Congress Demands Police Protection, Celebrates Victories-Spotlight on the LSNA Education Programs-Local Resources May Help You Save Your Home-Support LSNA. We Build Community Leaders- Do…
April/May 2008 Newsletter
Logan Square Community Leaders Call on Mayor for "Support"-Ames, PrimeCare and LSNA awarded $3.5 million to improve students’ health and education and promote community schools model-Logan…
March 2008 LSNA Newsletter
Logan Square Offers Fun Summer Jobs to Local Teens-Police District Lines Need to be Redrawn-Bilingual Students Forced to take ISAT Test-2008 LSNA Alcohol Poster Contest Winners to be Recognized…
January 2008 Newsletter
LSNA Community Learning Centers Enrich Logan Square-The Center for Working Families-Keeping My Community-Tutors Needed
November/December 2007 Newsletter
Neighbors say "yes" to supportive housing-Meet the 2007-2008 LSNA Board-Christopher House opens new family resource center in Logan Square-October 2007 Events in Logan Square-LSNA Announcements…
October 2007 Newsletter
MegaMall vendors remain united despite devastating fire, Loan provides solution to citizenship fee hike, Americorps & Public Allies lend over 50 hands to beautify our community with Logan…
September 2007 Newsletter
McAuliffe School Integrates Active Living, LSNA Youth Organizers Take On Tough Questions, Summer at LSNA
January 2007 Newsletter
Logan Square "Grows its Own" Teachers, Food for the Brain, Developers Propose "Green Exchange" at Cooper Lamps Factory, Partnership Between Monroe School and LSNA Involves the Whole Community
April 2007 Newsletter
70 New Affordable Apartments to Rise Above Armitage Ave., LSNA Gets State and National Recognition, Accomplished Goal!, LSNA leaders say, “A $226,000 condo does not count as affordable housing!”
July 2007 Newsletter
Gone but not Forgotten, Logan Square Parents Demand Adequate Safety Protection for Students, Logan Square New Communities Program Receives Five Year Renewal, Financial Counseling, Health Fairs,…
June 2007 Newsletter
Balanced Development Ordinance Passes-Annual Congress Highlights 12 Months of Victories-In the Schools-Announcements and Services

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