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Rahm’s May 1, 2012 public schedule: Streets and San, Facebook Town Hall

By  Lynn Sweet
   
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The Public Schedule for Mayor Rahm Emanuel May 1, 2012

Mayor Emanuel will make an announcement about increasing efficiency in City government.

WHEN: 10:00 AM

WHERE: Department of Streets and Sanitation

2352 S. Ashland Avenue

Chicago, IL *

* There will be a media availability following this announcement.

Mayor Emanuel will host his third live Facebook Town Hall meeting with Chicagoans to discuss his first year in office and to solicit ideas from Chicagoans on how keep our city moving forward.

WHEN: 6:00 PM

WHERE: The live event can be viewed at www.facebook.com/chicagomayorsoffice and

www.livestream.com/chicagomayorsoffice.

* There will be no media availability following this event.

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