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Join the ECA or Renew your Membership TodayWithout your support, the ECA's mission of building community would fail. Help us continue this tradition by joining or renewing your membership now. We are only as strong as our members allow us to be. |
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The Holiday Stroll Was a Success!Thanks to all of our neighbors who attended the ECA's Holiday Stroll. Oh the weather outside is frightful Enjoy the 2019 Edgebrook Holiday Stroll & Cookie Walk Photo Album. |
The Edgebrook Community Association lit up the Triangle Garden at Devon, Lehigh, & Caldwell on November 23. More than 10,000 lights commemorated the 125th Birthday of Edgebrook as well as serving as a welcome home beacon to Edgebrook at the start of the holiday season.
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ECA Board Members gathered around the newly installed lights on the Triangle Garden at Devon, Lehigh, and Devon. Pictured (l to r) are Justin Ochonicki, Nancy Williams, Susan Zelner, Dennis Henley, Jan Kupiec, Nora Shea, Olaf from Disney's Frozen, Mary Biesty, Ewa Ryan, Tom Misiewicz, Caryn Meyers, and Christine Rosenberg. |
The Edgebrook Community Association recently sponsored a bench in the Bunker Hill portion of the Cook County Forest Preserve. We were excited to have an opportunity to sponsor the bench and to learn that it is at the opening of the North Branch Trail at Devon and Caldwell, facing the beautiful Ginny Mose Triangle Garden. We are proud to sponsor this bench as a gift to our ECA members and volunteers for supporting our community. Please take a moment to sit and enjoy the beauty of nature right in our backyard! |
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News from the Triangle Garden.Discover what's happening at Edgebrook's Triangle Garden. |
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Our Current NewsletterThe ECA's November 2019 Newsletter appeared in the November 16 issue of the Nadig Reporter. You can also read it here. |
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Nothing to do? Visit the library.The ECA supports our LibraryTake a look at what's being offered at the Edgebrook Branch Library. In addition to books, movies, music, and reference materials, our library has a wealth of interesting, educational, and fun programming. Take a look. |
The City of Chicago’s primary concern is keeping the major traffic arteries clear. Plowing side streets is a much lower priority for the Department of Streets and Sanitation.
The ECA, on the other hand, is concerned about emergency vehicle access to our side streets as well as the ability of our neighbors to get out of the neighborhood and off to work in a timely fashion.
The ECA notifies our plowing contractor when snow fall reaches four inches. The contractor clears a path down the center of the street. The goal is not total snow removal, but rather the creation of an access path for emergency vehicles as well as egress for our neighbors.
The ECA provides snow plow service to this area, excluding the major city streets.
Contact us at talk2eca@gmail.com.