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: Angel's Restaurant

Angel's Restaurant

: China Dragon Restaurant

China Dragon Restaurant

: McDonald's

McDonald's

: Popeyes

Popeyes

: St. Malachy School

Overview of the School
St. Malachy School is a Catholic elementary school serving 255 students from Chicago’s near west side. St. Malachy is committed to integrating faith and justice education with academic excellence. The school works purposefully to focus on the development and celebration of each person’s African American identity as it relates to the neighborhood, the country, and to the world.

St. Malachy School

: 1,100 SF available

Contact Rick
1,100 SF available

: 5,000 SF available

Contact Joey Panfil
5,000 SF available

: over 16,000 SF remaining

Contact Carrie Kreydick or Jean-Paul Wolfe
New West Realty
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over 16,000 SF remaining

: 4,000 available

Contact Matt Gould
Mid-America Bank
4,000 available

: Fully Leased!

Contact Ryan D'Aprile
D'Aprile Realty
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Fully Leased!

: 3,000 SF available

Contact Ryan D'Aprile
D'Aprile Realty
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3,000 SF available

: 9,000 SF available

Contact Matt Gould
Mid-America Bank
9,000 SF available

: Fully Leased!

Welcome Jean Works LLC, A&G Mortgage and Sweet Cafe (coming soon!)
Fully Leased!

: 5,184 SF remaining

Contact Brian Finger
MCM Realty, LTD
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5,184 SF remaining

: 2,200 SF available

Contact Debbie Harris
Clarke Construction
2,200 SF available

: 2,400 SF available

Contact Margaret Hall
Keeney Construction
2,400 SF available

: 3,200 SF available

Contact Tony Zaskowski
Property Consultant
3,200 SF available

: 3,200 SF available

Contact Konstantin Shelegeda

3,200 SF available

: 2,600 SF remaining

Contact Tony Creagh
2,600 SF remaining

: Walgreens

Walgreens

: Class Hair Salon

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Class Hair Salon

: Jean Works LLC

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Jean Works LLC

: Tonya's Hush Boutique

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Tonya's Hush Boutique

: Moretti's Ristorante & Pizzeria

Moretti's Ristorante & Pizzeria

: Kentucky Fried Chicken & Taco Bell

Kentucky Fried Chicken & Taco Bell

: Church's Chicken

Church's Chicken

: Bonbon Cafe

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Bonbon Cafe

: Premier Bank

Premier Bank

: West Haven Super Market

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West Haven Super Market

: Walgreens

Walgreens

: Kitchen Emporium

Kitchen Emporium

: On Your Mark Coaching & Training

On Your Mark Coaching & Training

: Bank of America

Bank of America

: Avenue Metal Co., Inc.

Avenue Metal Co., Inc.

: A&G Mortgage Solutions

A&G Mortgage Solutions

: LoopLawyers.com

LoopLawyers.com

: Reina & Bates Attorneys

Reina & Bates Attorneys

: Rodriguez Attorneys

Rodriguez Attorneys

: Ride Chicago

Ride Chicago

: Motorcycle Riding's Cool

Motorcycle Riding's Cool

: Dental USA

Dental USA

: National City Bank

National City Bank

: West Ogden Dental

West Ogden Dental

: Walgreens

Walgreens

: Class Hair Salon

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Class Hair Salon

: L.H. Interiors

L.H. Interiors

: D'Aprile Realty

D'Aprile Realty

: Madison Awnings & Bumpers. Inc.

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Madison Awnings & Bumpers. Inc.

: West Haven Coin Laundry

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West Haven Coin Laundry

: Elite Truck Rental

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Elite Truck Rental

: Sinha's Elegant Cuisine

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Sinha's Elegant Cuisine

: West Haven Super Market

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West Haven Super Market

: Sweet Cafe

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Sweet Cafe

: Jubilee Market

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Jubilee Market

: United Center

United Center

: St. Leonard's Ministries

St. Leonard's Ministries

: Post Office

Post Office

: Consulado General de Mexico

Consulado General de Mexico

: Touhy-Herbert Park

Touhy-Herbert Park

: Sain Park

History:
The Near West Side, one of Chicago's most fashionable neighborhoods in the mid-nineteenth century, had experienced significant decline by the 1940s and 1950s. The Chicago Housing Authority responded by replacing deteriorated buildings with several new multi-unit public housing developments in the area. In 1950, the City of Chicago's Bureau of Parks and Recreation created the 3/4-acre Sain Park to serve the area's growing population. Improved with playground equipment, a playing field, wading pool, and small brick recreation building, the park was named in honor of Harry Sain (1893-1975) alderman of the surrounding 27th ward for 38 years. (At the time, the city regularly named parks for the standing aldermen of the wards in which the sites were located.)

In 1959, the city transferred Sain Park, along with more than 250 other properties, to the Chicago Park District. The nearby Rockwell Gardens housing development was built the same year, and Sain Park began serving as a backyard to families who lived there. The park was slightly enlarged in 1960, when a portion of West Monroe Street was closed to traffic and the park district extended the park into the right-of-way. After demolishing Sain Park's recreation building in 1978, the park district undertook a major rehabilitation project a few years later, constructing new tennis and volley ball courts, installing new playground equipment, and replanting the surrounding landscape. In 1991, the park district removed the playground equipment, targeting Sain Park's programs to teenagers and adults. At the same time, a major playground improvement at Rockwell Gardens Park, provided a nearby alternative for younger children.

Sain Park

: Ellen Gates Starr Park

History:
In 1996, the Chicago Park District began creating Ellen Gates Starr Park as part of an innovative partnership with the Board of Education. The park district acquired several parcels of land adjacent to Dett Elementary School including closing and greening over part of Maypole Avenue, to create a lovely 1.25-acre site with a playground, gardens, and recreational landscape. The project included a $75,000 donation from Blue Cross/ Blue Shield for the community garden planted by elementary school students. This park was one of the first successes of the Campus Park Program. This innovative cooperative effort between the Chicago Park District, Board of Education, and City of Chicago, eventually resulted the replacement of asphalt with green space and recreational facilities at sites adjacent to more than 100 schools.

The Chicago Park District named the park in honor of Ellen Gates Starr in 2004, as part of a system-wide initiative to recognize the achievements of significant Chicago women. Ellen Gates Starr (1859- 1940), an associate and close friend of Jane Addams, was one of the nation’s most important social reformers. Starr and Addams met at the Rockford Female Seminary. After one year, however, Starr did not have the financial means to remain at the Seminary and she left college to become a teacher in 1878. The two women continued their friendship, and in 1888, they traveled to Europe together. In England, Addams visited Thornbee Hall, one of the world’s first settlements, providing social services to people who lived in the slums of East London. After the trip, Starr agreed to help Addams found America’s first settlement, Hull-House, which opened on W. Polk Ave. and S. Halsted Street in Sept. of 1889.

Starr’s interest in the arts resulted in progressive programs at Hull-House such as art classes and an art gallery available to the residents of the settlement house, other poor immigrants who lived in the area, as well as Chicago’s cultural elite. Starr’s interest in art also inspired her to found the Chicago Public School Art Society in 1894, and the Chicago Society of Arts and Crafts in 1897. Starr also fought tirelessly for women’s and workers rights, and became particularly involved in helping workers form unions and strike for better pay and improved working conditions. Dett School is approximately 3 miles away from Hull-House, where Ellen Gates Starr lived until 1929, when she moved to New York after becoming paralyzed due to a surgical procedure.

Ellen Gates Starr Park

: James Jordan Boys & Girls Club Family Center

Services:
- Bumper pool
- Computer Learning Center
- Pottery lessons
- Safe place to do homework or relax
- State-of-the-art gymnasium

James Jordan Boys & Girls Club Family Center

: Mabel Manning Branch Library

Mabel Manning Branch Library

: Union Park

Union Park

: Best Practice High School

Our Vision
A quality educational program reflects the following:

An integrated, authentic, negotiated, inquiry based curriculum that uses technology to support learning

Parents as partners in the education of their children

Advisory and peer mediation programs designed to support and nurture the emotional and social development of students and help students develop alternative nonviolent strategies to resolve conflicts

An inclusion program which integrates special education students into all aspects of the general educational environment

A curriculum that fosters an awareness and understanding of the breadth of human cultures

An internship program that exposes students to real life experiences and possible career choices and that helps students develop good work habits and refine job interests

A teacher led school where teachers are empowered to make decisions about curriculum, instruction, and all aspects of the school

Mission Statement
The mission of BPHS is to provide a student-centered, experiential, democratic, collaborative, challenging environment where students develop respect for themselves and others. Students take an active role in the development of a positive and nurturing school community. Graduates will be able to pursue careers or post secondary education, but all will be lifelong learners as well as productive citizens in our society. We provide an environment where teachers and students work cooperatively to enhance their learning.

We are committed to model and develop behavior that reflects and contributes to the character development of our students.

Best Practice High School

: Foundations Elementary

Mission:
Our mission is to educate every student through inclusive practices that develop critical thinking skills and provide rigorous instruction of a comprehensive, standards-based curriculum. We will develop a positive learning culture that motivates and encourages both strong personal character and high student achievement. We believe that effective learning takes place for all when students' individualized learning needs are met through differentiated instruction practices that utilize their academic and social skills to solve problems and accomplish academic success. We will collaborate as a staff, and partner with parents and the community to collectively foster an educational environment that will develop lifelong learners and successful productive members of society.

Vision:
Nia Middle and Foundations Schools envision a respectful, nurturing, supportive and learning-friendly climate that will provide the opportunity for students, staff, and community members to become lifelong learners who excel academically and socially in our global community .We foresee that our students will be equipped to succeed in competitive high schools and in post secondary academic institutions.

Foundations Elementary

: Nia Middle School

Nia Middle School

: Suder Montessori Magnet School

About
Suder Montessori Magnet School, a Chicago public school, embraces the Montessori method in a public school setting. Beginning with the 2005-2006 school year, we have three pre-primary, multi-age classrooms to accommodate students ages 3-6 (pre-K and Kindergarten). Each class is staffed by a certified Montessori teacher and teacher assistant. We will continue to expand each year until 2013, serving pre-primary, primary (ages 6-9) and middle years' students (ages 9-13). Student enrollment will be limited to 27 students per classroom.

Our Mission
The main objective of Suder Montessori Magnet School is to provide a carefully planned, stimulating environment that will help children develop within themselves the foundational habits, attitudes, skills, and ideas that are essential for a lifetime of creative thinking and learning.

Suder Montessori Magnet School

: Brown Elementary

Brown Elementary

: Crane Tech Prep Common School

About
Crane offers a traditional high school curriculum through the Math, Science and Technology Academy (MSTA). All programs promote critical thinking and problem solving and encourage further education, preparation for employment, and future careers. Students choose among five Education To Careers (ETC) clusters, all of which are designed to accelerate student achievement. Crane is one of six Chicago public high schools participating in the Lloyd A. Fry Foundation's High School Initiative, that provides funding for programs such as the school's 52-station technology lab. ETC clusters include career awareness, medical and health services, culinary arts, performing arts, and metropolitan studies. Honors-level courses are available to qualified students. Advanced Placement (AP) courses are offered in English language and composition, environmental science, statistics, and U.S. history.

Crane Tech Prep Common School

: Dett Elementary

Dett Elementary

: Victor Herbert Elementary

Welcome
Our vision at Victor Herbert Elementary School is to educate all students to achieve their fullest potential physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially, so that they will become critical thinkers who are able to read with understanding, fluency, comprehension, and possess the ability to write effectively as rational decision makers.

Victor Herbert School is a valued resource and asset to the entire community. It is a community of residents, civic business leaders, staff, students and parents who share in the vision of what we embrace in the 21st century.

We believe that the Victor Herbert students have a hunger for learning and a desire to achieve that will lead them to surpass national norms on all standardized tests in all subject areas.

We believe that parents must continue to place a high value on learning. We encourage parents and relatives to become willing and eager participants who are actively engaged daily in the education of our children.

Victor Herbert teachers and staff personnel will remain committed to the belief that all children can learn. Victor Herbert teachers and staff will work with one another, with parents, and with the students to ensure that each student reaches his or her academic potential and develops a strong self-image.

The Victor Herbert community will remain dedicated to reaching out to the school to assist in the development of our students. It is important that we maintain a safe environment, provide adult supervision, assistance, and sharing in all aspects of our student’s growth and development. The Victor Herbert community is a safe haven for nurturing the well being of our children.

Victor Herbert Elementary

: Malcolm X College

Malcolm X College

: Near West Side Community Development Corporation

Near West Side Community Development Corporation (NWSCDC) was established in 1988. For over 20 years, the organization has been actively developing affordable housing, organizing and providing supportive services to low and moderate income residents in the West Haven community. Learn more about NWSCDC's mission, accomplishments and key programs.

Organization

Incorporated in 1988 and has been active for over 20 years in the West Haven community
Stated mission is to create a viable, mixed-income community in West Haven without the displacement of low and moderate income residents
Accomplishments

Developed affordable residential and commercial real estate, including 35 moderate-income homes, a subsidized fifteen-unit rental building, over 100 CHA replacement units and a 20,000-square-foot shopping center.
Designated a Chicago Housing Development Organization (CHDO) in 1995, which empowered NWCDC to provide supportive services to low-income families, including home maintenance and lease compliance advisory support, landlord-tenant rights seminars and home buyer's counseling services.
Piloted an initiative that served as a model for the CHA Service Connector program. NWSCDC was instrumental in the conceptual development of outcome measurements and goals for service connector activities.
Produced the only existing protocols for the interface of property management, state government, local supportive service providers, and employment services directly related to addressing the issues of housing permanence and eviction prevention.
Designed the Home Visitors Program (HVP). HVP served as an important forum to identify and address issues associated with transitioning public housing tenants into new mixed-income developments. Since beginning the program in 2000, over 600 families (and over 1,000 individuals) have been serviced.
Programs

NWSCDC has placed a high priority on working with families of Henry Horner/West Haven housing developments:

Tenant Selection Committee & the Henry Horner/West Haven Security Working Group – Meets regularly with Brinshore-Michaels, the developer, to discuss concerns and opportunities related to the existing CHA housing and new mixed-income developments.
Small Grants Program – Provides modest funding to residents to stimulate community improvement activities. For example in the summer of 2003 NWSCDC awarded grants to the Major Adams Academy and Chicago Commons to support recreational programming for Horner/West Haven youth.
Community Partners – Fosters communication and interaction among existing public housing tenants and new families in the community. The group is comprised primarily of representatives from community agencies.
Resident Support Groups – Addresses CHA relocation issues and hosts informational workshops on housing, leadership and education. There are two groups, one comprised of Phase II residents and the other of current Henry Horner/West Haven residents

Near West Side Community Development Corporation

: James "Major" Adams Youth & Family Development Academy

James "Major" Adams Youth & Family Development Academy

: Major Adams Community Committee

Major Adams Community Committee

: Marine Military Academy

Marine Military Academy

: Phoenix Military Academy

Vision
Phoenix Military Academy seeks to develop young people to become citizens of leadership with extraordinary character and a clear vision for success in post secondary education at major universities, colleges, and top service academies.

MISSION
The staff of Phoenix Military Academy will promote student development in five (5) areas of focus:

Leadership
Character
Citizenship
Service
Academics
Phoenix Military Academy

: Salvation Army Community Center

Adult Program Services - Community Recreation & Education Programs
Adult Program Services - Food & Nutrition
Emergency Assistance - Food & Nutrition Programs
Emergency Assistance - Seasonal Services
Older Adult Services - Senior Citizen Clubs
Worship Center - Music & Arts Programs
Worship Center - Women's Ministries
Worship Center - Worship Services - Children's / Teen
Worship Center - Worship Services - Church
Worship Center - Worship Services - Sunday School
Youth Services - Character Building Programs
Youth Services - Community Recreation Programs
Youth Services - Day Camp Activities
Youth Services - Latchkey Programs
Salvation Army Community Center

: Near West Side Community Development Corporation

Near West Side Community Development Corporation (NWSCDC) was established in 1988. For over 20 years, the organization has been actively developing affordable housing, organizing and providing supportive services to low and moderate income residents in the West Haven community. Learn more about NWSCDC's mission, accomplishments and key programs.

Organization

Incorporated in 1988 and has been active for over 20 years in the West Haven community
Stated mission is to create a viable, mixed-income community in West Haven without the displacement of low and moderate income residents
Accomplishments

Developed affordable residential and commercial real estate, including 35 moderate-income homes, a subsidized fifteen-unit rental building, over 100 CHA replacement units and a 20,000-square-foot shopping center.
Designated a Chicago Housing Development Organization (CHDO) in 1995, which empowered NWCDC to provide supportive services to low-income families, including home maintenance and lease compliance advisory support, landlord-tenant rights seminars and home buyer's counseling services.
Piloted an initiative that served as a model for the CHA Service Connector program. NWSCDC was instrumental in the conceptual development of outcome measurements and goals for service connector activities.
Produced the only existing protocols for the interface of property management, state government, local supportive service providers, and employment services directly related to addressing the issues of housing permanence and eviction prevention.
Designed the Home Visitors Program (HVP). HVP served as an important forum to identify and address issues associated with transitioning public housing tenants into new mixed-income developments. Since beginning the program in 2000, over 600 families (and over 1,000 individuals) have been serviced.
Programs

NWSCDC has placed a high priority on working with families of Henry Horner/West Haven housing developments:

Tenant Selection Committee & the Henry Horner/West Haven Security Working Group – Meets regularly with Brinshore-Michaels, the developer, to discuss concerns and opportunities related to the existing CHA housing and new mixed-income developments.
Small Grants Program – Provides modest funding to residents to stimulate community improvement activities. For example in the summer of 2003 NWSCDC awarded grants to the Major Adams Academy and Chicago Commons to support recreational programming for Horner/West Haven youth.
Community Partners – Fosters communication and interaction among existing public housing tenants and new families in the community. The group is comprised primarily of representatives from community agencies.
Resident Support Groups – Addresses CHA relocation issues and hosts informational workshops on housing, leadership and education. There are two groups, one comprised of Phase II residents and the other of current Henry Horner/West Haven residents

Near West Side Community Development Corporation

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: Angel's Restaurant

: China Dragon Restaurant

: McDonald's

: Popeyes

: St. Malachy School

: 1,100 SF available

Contact Rick 1,100 SF available

: 5,000 SF available

Contact Joey Panfil 5,000 SF available

: over 16,000 SF remaining

Contact Carrie Kreydick or Jean-Paul WolfeNew West Realtyhttp://www.newwestrealty.com/ over 16,000 SF remaining

: 4,000 available

Contact Matt GouldMid-America Bank 4,000 available

: Fully Leased!

Contact Ryan D'AprileD'Aprile Realtyhttp://www.daprilerealty.com/ Fully Leased!

: 3,000 SF available

Contact Ryan D'AprileD'Aprile Realtyhttp://www.daprilerealty.com/ 3,000 SF available

: 9,000 SF available

Contact Matt GouldMid-America Bank 9,000 SF available

: Fully Leased!

Welcome Jean Works LLC, A&G Mortgage and Sweet Cafe (coming soon!) Fully Leased!

: 5,184 SF remaining

Contact Brian FingerMCM Realty, LTDhttp://www.mcm1001.com/ 5,184 SF remaining

: 2,200 SF available

Contact Debbie HarrisClarke Construction 2,200 SF available

: 2,400 SF available

Contact Margaret HallKeeney Construction 2,400 SF available

: 3,200 SF available

Contact Tony ZaskowskiProperty Consultant 3,200 SF available

: 3,200 SF available

Contact Konstantin Shelegeda 3,200 SF available

: 2,600 SF remaining

Contact Tony Creagh 2,600 SF remaining

: Walgreens

: Class Hair Salon

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: Jean Works LLC

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: Tonya's Hush Boutique

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: Moretti's Ristorante & Pizzeria

: Kentucky Fried Chicken & Taco Bell

: Church's Chicken

: Bonbon Cafe

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: Premier Bank

: West Haven Super Market

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: Walgreens

: Kitchen Emporium

: On Your Mark Coaching & Training

: Bank of America

: Avenue Metal Co., Inc.

: A&G Mortgage Solutions

: LoopLawyers.com

: Reina & Bates Attorneys

: Rodriguez Attorneys

: Ride Chicago

: Motorcycle Riding's Cool

: Dental USA

: National City Bank

: West Ogden Dental

: Walgreens

: Class Hair Salon

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: L.H. Interiors

: D'Aprile Realty

: Madison Awnings & Bumpers. Inc.

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: West Haven Coin Laundry

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: Elite Truck Rental

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: Sinha's Elegant Cuisine

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West Haven Community Directory

online reviews: www.nearwestsidecdc.org

Contact Rick
1,100 SF available

Contact Joey Panfil
5,000 SF available

Contact Carrie Kreydick or Jean-Paul Wolfe
New West Realty
http://www.newwestrealty.com/
over 16,000 SF remaining

Contact Matt Gould
Mid-America Bank
4,000 available

Contact Ryan D'Aprile
D'Aprile Realty
http://www.daprilerealty.com/
Fully Leased!

Contact Ryan D'Aprile
D'Aprile Realty
http://www.daprilerealty.com/

3,000 SF available

Contact Matt Gould
Mid-America Bank
9,000 SF available

Welcome Jean Works LLC, A&G Mortgage and Sweet Cafe (coming soon!)
Fully Leased!

Contact Brian Finger
MCM Realty, LTD
http://www.mcm1001.com/
5,184 SF remaining

Contact Debbie Harris
Clarke Construction
2,200 SF available

Contact Margaret Hall
Keeney Construction
2,400 SF available

Contact Tony Zaskowski
Property Consultant
3,200 SF available

Contact Konstantin Shelegeda

3,200 SF available

Contact Tony Creagh
2,600 SF remaining

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Class Hair Salon

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Jean Works LLC

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Tonya's Hush Boutique

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Bonbon Cafe

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West Haven Super Market

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Class Hair Salon

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Madison Awnings & Bumpers. Inc.

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West Haven Coin Laundry

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Elite Truck Rental

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Sinha's Elegant Cuisine

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West Haven Super Market

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Sweet Cafe

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Jubilee Market

Services:
- Bumper pool
- Computer Learning Center
- Pottery lessons
- Safe place to do homework or relax
- State-of-the-art gymnasium

James Jordan Boys & Girls Club Family Center