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Bob Perkaus 5K Race To Raise Cash In Memory Of Sauganash Coach

The race, which will loop around Sauganash Park, 5861 N. Kostner Ave., is set to begin at 9 a.m. Sunday.

Sauganash Elementary 'Dust Bowl' Gets $1.2 Million Turf Field, Track

City officials cut the ribbon Sunday on a field they said will be a safer, more flood-resistant upgrade.

Sauganash Elementary Gets Its $1.2 Million 'Field Of Dreams'

The field will be the first multi-use artificial turf playing field on the Far Northwest Side.

Garage Sale Raises $2,100 For Family Of Chicago Police Officer, PTA Leader

Friends raised $19,100 to help Kim Walton Zalinski's family after her unexpected death.

Garage Sale To Help Family Of Officer, PTA Leader Who Died Unexpectedly

Friends raised $16,700 so far to help Kim Walton Zalinski's family after her unexpected death.

Sauganash Elementary Mourns Police Officer, PTA Leader Kim Walton Zalinski

Friends launched an effort to raise $15,000 to help Zalinski's family after her unexpected death.

'70s, '80s Dance Party To Raise Money For Sauganash Elementary School

The proceeds from the event will supplement the school's budget, organizers said.

New Sports League Formed in Wake of CPS Decision to Slash Elementary Sports

Taft High School's $18,000 contribution to local schools made the league possible, organizers said.

CPS Restores Elementary Sports Program After New League Forms

However, schools will have to pay coaches — and give CPS $50 for each team, officials said.

Sauganash to Get 35 High-End Homes as Former Rezko Project is Revived

The original plan fell apart amid the scandal that sent developer Tony Rezko to jail.

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