Resident Association of Greater Englewood
Norfolk Southern Derailment Sent Toxic Fumes Into Ohio’s Air. Now, Chicago’s Englewood Neighbors Are Fighting To Keep Their Community Safe
The company has spent years expanding on the South Side, gearing up to run more freight traffic through a dense residential area shouldering decades of environmental burden.
A Closed Englewood School Could Become A Resource Center For Formerly Incarcerated Neighbors
Nicknamed the Regenerator, the center would be inside Woods Elementary, which was closed in 2013.
30 Years Ago, Englewood’s Racine Green Line Station Shut Down. Now, Neighbors Are Ramping Up Fight To Bring It Back
Englewood organizers got an advisory referendum on the 2023 ballot to push forward efforts to reopen the long-closed station. CTA leaders say they support it.
A Grocery Store Is Opening In Englewood Thanks To Organizers Who Pushed To Bring Fresh Food To The South Side
The community-run Go Green Community Fresh Market will open its doors to Englewood neighbors on March 8. "It's not just a store, it’s a community space,” one leader said.
After Burglar Rips Off Englewood Branded Clothing Store, Shoppers From Around Chicago Turn Out To Show Their Support
Corie Luckett was devastated by the burglary at his store on 63rd Street. But neighbors — and shoppers from around the city — stepped up to help.
Englewood Neighbors Are Painting The 58th Street Viaduct This Weekend. Here’s How You Can Help
Neighbors of all ages can paint a community mural honoring the future of Englewood during an event Saturday.
Resident Group Calls For Ward Remap To Make Englewood Whole: ‘We’ve Always Felt Like The Step-Children’
Greater Englewood has been split up among six different wards since at least after the 2000 Census.
