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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Nonprofit wants to invest in Far South Side with new, renovated homes and retail space if $10M prize is won

A rendering of the proposed Morgan Park Commons. The Far South CDC would spend the Chicago Prize money on real estate and retail spots on South Halsted. (Provided/Far South Community Development Corporation)

Katanya Raby’s family keeps bugging her about a new half-acre park on the city’s Far South Side.

That’s because when POP! Heights Park opens Oct. 29, it will be the first new park in 50 years on the portion of South Halsted Street running through the Washington Heights, Morgan Park, West Pullman and Roseland neighborhoods.

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