The electorate has been described by our leaders as a "basket of deplorables", "garbage" and "scoundrels". Besides that, they do truly care.
Trust me when I tell you that this is the prevailing attitude among a majority of our political leaders. Dat's why they call them the "Elite" don't you know.
They did get to keep their lives.....thanks I am sure to our CFD. If anyone knows who we could contact to help those people please post it....thanks.....
Yesterday afternoon, the Chicago Fire Department responded to a 3-11 alarm blaze at a five-story building at 2030 W. 111th St. in Morgan Park. Approximately 120 fire personnel and 40 pieces of fire equipment were dispatched to put out the fire and secure the location. After several hours, the fire was contained; though the building is uninhabitable, all residents and fire personnel are safe.
Unfortunately, nearly 70 of our neighbors are currently displaced, many of them have lost everything. After consulting with the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, and the impacted residents, State Representative Monique Davis and I are working together to provide assistance to those in need. We are asking for donations in the form of gift cards to retailers including Target, Kohl's, Jewel, Walgreens, or Visa gift cards. Donations are being accepted at my office, 10400 S. Western Ave., and Rep. Davis's Office, 1234 W. 95th St. Thank you in advance for your generous support of neighbors touched by tragedy this holiday season.
These people need help. They can't reenter the building and may have lost everything. 34 families.
ReplyDeleteThey did get to keep their lives.....thanks I am sure to our CFD. If anyone knows who we could contact to help those people please post it....thanks.....
ReplyDeleteAlderman Matt O'Shea put this out yesterday:
ReplyDeleteYesterday afternoon, the Chicago Fire Department responded to a 3-11 alarm blaze at a five-story building at 2030 W. 111th St. in Morgan Park. Approximately 120 fire personnel and 40 pieces of fire equipment were dispatched to put out the fire and secure the location. After several hours, the fire was contained; though the building is uninhabitable, all residents and fire personnel are safe.
Unfortunately, nearly 70 of our neighbors are currently displaced, many of them have lost everything. After consulting with the American Red Cross, Salvation Army, and the impacted residents, State Representative Monique Davis and I are working together to provide assistance to those in need. We are asking for donations in the form of gift cards to retailers including Target, Kohl's, Jewel, Walgreens, or Visa gift cards. Donations are being accepted at my office, 10400 S. Western Ave., and Rep. Davis's Office, 1234 W. 95th St. Thank you in advance for your generous support of neighbors touched by tragedy this holiday season.