The city finally approved the permit for EATS to move into our neighborhood. It has been such a long and draining fight but seeing this cross the finish line makes everything worthwhile. Keep an eye out for the construction start date because we will be watching to make sure they …
EATS is a full-service supermarket designed specifically to address the needs of "Food Desert" communities. Inclusive of transportation, local jobs, upscale shopping, healthy inducements, meal tastings and café.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting climb but seeing this level of interest keeps me moving forward. We have finally forced them to acknowledge that our community deserves better than what we currently have.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2016
52 Comments
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LOREN TAYLOR
9 years ago
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I would like to seriously explore what is needed to bring this concept to South Shore (Chicago South Side).
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Walter Kindred
9 years ago
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This supermarket project is a solution for communities which have been neglected, too long. It combines a supermarket with economic development, employment, education, healthy life style choices and much more. These things are necessary for a community to thrive.
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Akiva Gavriel
9 years ago
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Grocery shopping is too large a part of peoples lives to assume it makes little difference to a community. And whenever an idea involves bringing decent jobs, there's no reason not to do it!
M
Maryann D'Imperio
9 years ago
Featured
This could help so many in the Austin community & may be a step toward decreasing the violence
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Thom
9 years ago
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I'm embarrassed to find that there is a 15 year lifespan difference between the wealthy and poor zip codes in Chicago. Food Deserts help create shortened life with higher disease. Eats should try to change this fact.
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Joe Dusek, Ph.D.
9 years ago
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EATS will not only address the "food desert" issue but do so while proudly helping ex-offenders in the community get a "second chance."
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Bill Alrich
2 years ago
This is an important step forward for a lot of areas.
The city finally approved the permit for EATS to move into our neighborhood. It has been such a long and draining fight but seeing this cross the finish line makes everything worthwhile. Keep an eye out for the construction start date because we will be watching to make sure they …
EATS is a full-service supermarket designed specifically to address the needs of "Food Desert" communities. Inclusive of transportation, local jobs, upscale shopping, healthy inducements, meal tastings and café.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting climb but seeing this level of interest keeps me moving forward. We have finally forced them to acknowledge that our community deserves better than what we currently have.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2016
52 Comments
L
LOREN TAYLOR
9 years ago
Featured
I would like to seriously explore what is needed to bring this concept to South Shore (Chicago South Side).
W
Walter Kindred
9 years ago
Featured
This supermarket project is a solution for communities which have been neglected, too long. It combines a supermarket with economic development, employment, education, healthy life style choices and much more. These things are necessary for a community to thrive.
A
Akiva Gavriel
9 years ago
Featured
Grocery shopping is too large a part of peoples lives to assume it makes little difference to a community. And whenever an idea involves bringing decent jobs, there's no reason not to do it!
M
Maryann D'Imperio
9 years ago
Featured
This could help so many in the Austin community & may be a step toward decreasing the violence
T
Thom
9 years ago
Featured
I'm embarrassed to find that there is a 15 year lifespan difference between the wealthy and poor zip codes in Chicago. Food Deserts help create shortened life with higher disease. Eats should try to change this fact.
J
Joe Dusek, Ph.D.
9 years ago
Featured
EATS will not only address the "food desert" issue but do so while proudly helping ex-offenders in the community get a "second chance."
B
Bill Alrich
2 years ago
This is an important step forward for a lot of areas.
I would like to seriously explore what is needed to bring this concept to South Shore (Chicago South Side).