Click here for the survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TKX8SDB

Stop in III Forks this weekend and mention “NATO Special” to receive complimentary
beef tenderloin croustades!

Buon Giorno, NATO! Stop in Caffe RoM and enjoy a muffin or scone and a medium coffee for $3.50
Make it a ‘Summit Special’! Add chips and a beverage to your sandwich for $2.95

This Saturday, May 12th is The 4th Annual Magellan Chicago Spring Half Marathon & 10K!
7:00/7:30am Start Time! Ends in The Park!

Magellan would like to congratulate all the runners in advance! We have over 80 Lakeshore East residents signed up! If you are not running we encourage you to join in on the fun as spectators!

Things to do and places to hang out!
• Grab a coffee and cheer on the runners! Finish line is located at Caffe RoM!
• III Forks Roof Top! Open at 8:00am! Specials on breakfast tacos, bloody mary’s and screwdrivers!
• Enjoy a sit down, home cooked breakfast at Eggy’s!
• Birds-eye view of The Park from Mariano’s outdoor patio!
• Stop by the Radisson Blu Filini’s for post race mimosa’s, breakfast or lunch!
• Visit the Magellan Development Community tent in the great lawn to meet our retail partners including Chalk Preschool & learn more about the Lakeshore East community! Information will be available for Condominiums, Park homes, Rentals and the Village Market!

So why would anyone want to miss a sale that allows you to name your own price and possibly win a new skirt all while sipping mimosas?

Jermikko
329 W. 18th Street, unit 410
312-563-1877

http://www.jermikko.com/index.html

Join the 4th Annual Magellan Chicago Spring Half Marathon
Half Marathon – $60 10K – $45
Junior Dash – $15 at packet pick-up ($20 race day)
www.ChicagoSpringHalf.com

Both Half Marathon and 10K races will start just steps away from Chicago’s Lake Michigan waterfront alongside the Chicago River, taking runners south along Chicago’s scenic lakefront path. The two loop, half marathon course (one loop 10K course) then continues through the city’s historic museum campus, alongside Soldier Field and will finish up at The Park at Lakeshore East where runners will celebrate their achievements at our one of a kind post race picnic. Children 12 years of age and younger will also have their chance to compete in the ‘Junior Dash’ around the Park at Lakeshore East.

Both 10K and Half Marathon participants will receive a one of a kind short sleeve Technical T-Shirt, a finisher medal and an entry ticket to the Post Race Picnic and Celebration.

(Chicago) – The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is hosting its 25th summit in
Chicago, Illinois on May 20-21, 2012. Leaders from NATO member countries are scheduled to
attend the two-day event.

Security and transportation plans for the summit have been developed by a partnership of local,
state and federal law enforcement and public safety agencies. This plan provides the general
outlines for road closures, vehicular restricted zones, public transportation, charter vehicles and
pedestrian routes. Specific questions regarding this transportation plan should be directed to the
participating agencies as identified.

Road Closures, Parking and Pedestrian Restrictions
Road closures, parking restrictions and changes to public transportation routes and public works
services will be necessary during the NATO Summit beginning in a limited capacity at 6 a.m.,
Sunday, May 13 (parking restrictions only). Additional parking restrictions will go into effect on
Tuesday, May 15 in limited areas near McCormick Place. Road closures and pedestrian
restrictions will be implemented beginning at midnight, Saturday, May 19 (Friday midnight into
Saturday). The affected roadways will open for evening rush hour on Monday, May 21.
In addition to the road closures and parking restrictions listed below, there will be intermittent
traffic delays and temporary closures on interstate roads and throughout the downtown area
beginning on Saturday, May 19, until Monday, May 21, to allow motorcades to travel to and
from McCormick Place and other event sites. The major roadways affected by these intermittent
closures include:

• I-90 East & West (Kennedy Expressway) between O’Hare International Airport and
downtown
• Ohio Street from I-90/94 to Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive
• Ontario Street from Fairbanks Court/Columbus Drive to I-90/94
• I-90/94 East and West between downtown and I-55
• Roosevelt Road, 18th Street, and Canalport Avenue access from I-94 West (Dan Ryan
Expressway outbound)
McCormick Place
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Street parking will be prohibited beginning at 6 a.m., Sunday, May 13, until 11 p.m. Monday,
May 21, at the following location:
• East and West sides of S. Indiana Avenue between Cermak Road and E. 24th Place
Tuesday, May, 15, 2012
Street parking will be prohibited beginning at 6 a.m., Tuesday, May 15 until 11 p.m., Tuesday,
May 22 at the following locations:
• East and west sides of S. Calumet Avenue between E. Cullerton Street and E. Cermak
Road
• East and west sides of S. Prairie Avenue between E. 21st Street and E. 25th Street
• East and west sides of S. Indiana Avenue between E. 21st Street and E. 25th Street
• North and south sides of E. 21st Street between S. Calumet Avenue and S. Indiana
Avenue
• North and south sides of E. Cermak Road from S. Indiana Avenue and Martin Luther
King Drive
• North and south sides of E. 24th Place between S. Indiana Avenue and S. State Street
• North and south sides of E. 25th Street between S. State Street and Martin Luther King
Drive
• East and west sides of Martin Luther King Drive between E. Cermak Road and E. 26th
Street
Saturday, May 19, 2012 – Monday, May 21, 2012
Road closures and pedestrian restrictions will be implemented beginning at midnight, Saturday,
May 19 (Friday midnight into Saturday). The affected roadways will open for evening rush hour
on Monday, May 21:
• Northbound and southbound Lake Shore Drive between E. Balbo Avenue and E. 39th
Street
• Northbound and southbound Interstate 55 between I-90/94 to Lake Shore Drive
• Northbound and southbound S. Columbus Drive at E. Balbo Avenue
• Eastbound and westbound E. Roosevelt Road between S. Michigan Avenue and Lake
Shore Drive
• Northbound and southbound S. Indiana Avenue between E. 21st Street and E. 25th Street
• Northbound and southbound S. Calumet Avenue between E. Cullerton Street and E.
Cermak Road
• Northbound and southbound S. Prairie Avenue between E. 21st Street and E. 25th Street
• Eastbound and westbound E. 21st Street between S. Indiana Avenue and S. Calumet
Avenue
• Eastbound and westbound E. Cermak Road between S. Michigan Avenue and Martin
Luther King Drive
• Westbound E. 24th Place between Martin Luther King Drive and S. State Street
• Eastbound E. 25th Street between S. State Street and Martin Luther King Drive
• Northbound and southbound S. Wabash Avenue between E. 24th Place and E. 25th Street
• Northbound and southbound Martin Luther King Drive between E. 26th Street and E.
Cermak Road
• Northbound and southbound Moe Drive between E. 31st Street and Mines Drive
• Eastbound and westbound E. 31st Street between S. Cottage Grove and Fort Dearborn
Drive
• Northbound and southbound Fort Dearborn Drive between E. 31st Street and Lakeside
Center

Northern Museum Campus
Adler Planetarium, Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium are scheduled to be open for business
with limited parking on Saturday, May 19. Parking lots open on Saturday include the top three
floors of Soldier Field North Lot and the Adler Planetarium parking lot. All parking lots will
close at 5:30 p.m. following the closure of museums. If vehicles are still in lots they will be
towed from the campus to an off-site city lot.
As of 6 p.m. Saturday evening, May 19, the Northern Museum Campus to include Northerly
Island will be closed to all vehicular and pedestrian traffic. All pedestrians and vehicles still on
the campus at that time will be permitted to exit at the intersection of Columbus Drive and
Roosevelt Road.

Adler Planetarium, Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium will be closed to the public on Sunday,
May 20.
Saturday, May 19, 2012 – 6 a.m. until 6 p.m.
The following roads will be closed:
• Museum Campus Drive between McFetridge Drive and 18th Street
• E. Waldron Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus Drive
• 18th Street between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus Drive
• Lake Shore Drive between McFetridge Drive and McCormick Center (Street closure will
merge with McCormick Center street closures.)
• Eastbound and westbound E. Roosevelt Road between S. Indiana Avenue and S. Lake
Shore Drive
Street parking will be prohibited at the following locations:
• East and west side of N. Museum Campus Drive between McFetridge Drive and 18th
Street
• North and south side of E. Waldron Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum
Campus Drive
• North and south side of 18th Street between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus
Drive
• East and westbound E. Roosevelt Road between S. Indiana Avenue and S. Lake Shore
Drive
The following parking lots will be closed to museum campus patrons:
• Field Museum east parking lot
• South portion of Adler Planetarium parking lot
• First floor of Soldier Field North Lot
• Waldron Lot and Soldier Field South Lot

Saturday, May 19, 2012 – 6 p.m. until Sunday, May 20 at midnight (Sunday midnight into
Monday)
The following roads will be closed:
• Museum Campus Drive between E. Solidarity Drive and 18th Street
• E. Waldron Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus Drive
• 18th Street between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus Drive
• Northbound and southbound Lake Shore Drive between E. Balbo Avenue and
McCormick Center (Street closure will merge with McCormick Center street closures)
• E. McFetridge Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus Drive
• S. Columbus Drive between E. Balboa Drive and E. McFetridge Drive
• Eastbound and westbound E. Roosevelt Road between S. Indiana Avenue and S. Lake
Shore Drive
Street parking will be prohibited at the following locations:
• East and west side of N. Museum Campus Drive between E. Solidarity Drive and 18th
Street
• North and south side of E. Waldron Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum
Campus Drive
• North and south side of 18th Street between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum Campus
Drive
• North and south side of McFetridge Drive between S. Lake Shore Drive and Museum
Campus Drive
• North and south side of eastbound and westbound Solidarity Drive between Museum
Campus Drive and Adler Planetarium turnabout.
The following parking lots will be closed:
• Field Museum east parking lot
• Adler Planetarium parking lot
• Soldier Field North Lot (all floors)
• Waldron Lot and Soldier Field South Lot

Willis Tower
On Saturday, May 19, 2012, there will be intermittent road closures starting at 6 p.m. at:
• S. Franklin Street between W. Adams Street and W. Jackson Boulevard
• In addition, the street closure that already exists due to construction on W. Adams Street
(north side of Willis Tower) and S. Upper Wacker Drive (west side of Willis Tower) will
be in effect.
No street parking will be allowed beginning at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 19 until midnight, Sunday,
May 20 (Saturday midnight going into Sunday).
• North and south side of Adams Street on north side of Willis Tower
• North and south side of Jackson Boulevard between Franklin and Wacker Drive
• East and west side of Franklin Street between Adams Street and Jackson Boulevard

Chicago Cultural Center & Art Institute of Chicago
No street parking will be allowed beginning at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 19 until midnight, Sunday,
May 20 (Saturday midnight into Sunday):
• East and west sides of Wabash Avenue between Lake Street and Washington Street
• North and south sides of Randolph Street between Michigan Avenue and Wabash
Avenue
• North and south sides of E. Washington Street between Wabash Avenue and Michigan
Avenue
• West side of Michigan Avenue between E. Randolph Street and E. Jackson Drive
• North and south sides of E. Monroe Street between S. Michigan Avenue and S.
Columbus Drive
Beginning at midnight, Sunday, May 20 (Saturday midnight into Sunday) the following road will
be closed until 11 p.m.:
• E. Monroe Street between S. Michigan Avenue and S. Columbus Drive
Beginning at 4 p.m, Sunday, May 20, until 11 p.m., the following roads will be closed:
• Garland Court between Madison Street and Randolph Street
On Sunday, May 20, 2012, there will be intermittent road closures starting at 6 p.m.
• Northbound/southbound Michigan Avenue between E. Randolph Street and Jackson
Drive
• Jackson Drive between Michigan Avenue and Columbus Drive
• S. Columbus Drive between E. Monroe Street and E. Jackson Drive
Airspace Restrictions
An interagency airspace security plan will be implemented to provide secure airspace over the
Chicago area during the NATO Summit. A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) flight
advisory listing enhanced restrictions was released April 18 (Notice #NOTC3675 -

http://www.faasafety.gov/SPANS/noticeView.aspx?nid=3675). A Notice to Airmen (NOTAMs)
with additional details will be published at a later date.
Pilots are strongly encouraged to check NOTAMs frequently for possible changes prior to
operations in the area or contact a Flight Service Station at 1-800-992-7433 to check for all
current NOTAMs. Pilots may also contact FAA Systems Operations Support Center (SOSC) at
202-267-8276 or through the FAA’s website http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr2/liStreethtml.

Marina/Waterway Restrictions
The public will see an increased U.S. Coast Guard presence on the water during the NATO
Summit. The Coast Guard’s initiatives are one of the many layers of increased security during the
summit. The Coast Guard will continue to perform its standard missions of search and rescue
and law enforcement in addition to their homeland security responsibilities.
The following maritime security zone will be effective and enforced 24 hours a day between 8
a.m. on May 18, 2012, and 8 a.m. on May 22, 2012:
• Security Zone A – Security Zone A encompasses all U.S. navigable waters, facilities, and
shoreline within the arc of a circle with a 2000-yard radius of the Burnham park boat
ramp with its center point located in the approximate position 41º51’37″N,
087º36’44″W.[DATUM: NAD 83].
Security Zones B, C, and D, effective between 8 a.m. on May 18, 2012, and 8 a.m. on May 22,
2012, will have fewer restrictions than Zone A. Commercial and recreational traffic will be
allowed access to these areas unless security measures need to be temporarily implemented.
• Security Zone B – Security Zone B encompasses all U.S. navigable waters, facilities, and
shoreline within the arc of a circle with a 2000-yard radius of the outer most tip of the
Chicago lock with its center point located in the approximate position 41º53’19″N,
087º36’17″W.[DATUM: NAD 83].
• Security Zone C – Security Zone C encompasses all U.S. navigable waters of the Chicago
River between the Western Gate of the Chicago Controlling Works Lock which is located
in approximate position 41º53’18″N, 087º36’28″W. [DATUM: NAD 83] and the juncture
of the north and south branches of the Chicago River which is located in approximate
position 41º53’11″N, 087º38’15″W. [DATUM: NAD 83]
• Security Zone D – Security Zone D encompasses all U.S. navigable waters of the south
branch of the Chicago River between Mile Markers 245.0 and 276.0. [DATUM: NAD
83]. Concerned maritime traffic can contact the Coast Guard Captain of the Port Representative via
VHF-FM Channel 16.
All City of Chicago owned or operated bridges over the Main, South and North Branches of the
Chicago River will be closed to masted navigation between 7 a.m. on May 18, 2012 through 7
a.m. on May 21, 2012.

Commuter Rail Lines and Public Transit
Commuter rail lines in Chicago will not be closed to riders during the NATO Summit. However,
passengers should plan for delays as trains approach and pass through the McCormick Place stop
due to necessary security measures.
The McCormick Place stop will be closed on both Sunday, May 20 and Monday, May 21. Other
stations may be closed as needed. Additional information on route changes during the NATO
Summit will be available online via Metra at http://www.metrarail.com and the Northern Indiana
Commuter Transportation District at http://www.NICTD.com.
Changes to bus routes within the vehicle and pedestrian restricted areas will be necessary.
Information on route changes will be available on the Chicago Transit Authority website at

http://www.TransitChicago.com.

Online Information
The Chicago NATO Host committee will use Notify Chicago as a resource for communicating
useful summit related information on street closures, traffic disruptions and more.
Individuals may sign up for Notify Chicago through the City of Chicago Office of Emergency
Management and Communications website to receive message alerts via text message or
voicemail related to extreme weather alerts, traffic disruptions, health alerts and major incidents.
The free subscription can be completed in a matter of minutes by visiting
http://www.notifychicago.org. This is a free City of Chicago service, though text message rates
may apply based on cell phone provider.
Information and updates for the 2012 NATO Summit will be available online through the
following websites.
• NATO Host Committee – http://www.chicagonato.org/
• City of Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications:

http://www.notifychicago.org

• Chicago Police Department: https://portal.chicagopolice.org/portal/page/portal/ClearPath
• Chicago Transit Authority: http://www.TransitChicago.com.
• Chicago Metra http://www.metrarail.com
• Federal Aviation Administration flight restrictions – http://tfr.faa.gov/tfr2/list.html
• Illinois Department of Transportation – www.travelmidwest.com
• Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District – http://www.NICTD.com
• U.S. Secret Service – http://www.secretservice.gov
Additions or updates to this plan may be made prior to the start of the event.
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Press Release
Vehicle and Pedestrian Restrictions for 2012 NATO Summit Chicago
U.S. Department of
Homeland Security
United States
Secret Service
May 4, 2012

The price for the one hour tour (plus 15 minute optional bonus) remains $10 ($7 for students and seniors 65 and older), and free for members. Tickets may be purchased at the starting point of the tour, or people may purchase them ahead of time from the Chicago Architecture Foundation box office in the Santa Fe at 224 S. Michigan, or online through the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s website: www.architecture.org.

Come along as we take a short walk to view a skyscraper that has garnered high praise from architects and critics around the world: the Aqua at Lakeshore East by Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang.
DURATION: 1 hour, plus a 15 minute optional bonus.
MEET: Harris Theater, 205 E. Randolph, Chicago (north side of Millennium Park, 1 block east of Michigan Av.) Please note: Ending point is the Park at Lakeshore East (near Aqua at 225 N. Columbus Drive)

In addition to focusing on the building itself, the tour will also provide you with background on the area in which it sits: from port to rail yards to the Illinois Center Master Plan in the 1960’s, to a revised plan in the early 21st century.

You’ll also get to see the still evolving “village” of which Aqua is a part: Lakeshore East, dubbed by Chicago Magazine as one of the 25 best neighborhoods in the Chicago area. Lakeshore East boasts a 6-acre award-winning public park that most Chicagoans don’t know exists.
At the end of the tour, you have the option to take a 15- minute bonus addition to stroll over to the nearby riverwalk at no extra charge.

Tour Times and Dates:
Tuesdays at 6 pm: May 8, June 12, July 10, August 14, and September 11
Saturdays at 10 am: May 12, June 9, and September 8
Sunday at 1 pm: October 7

The program includes:
Saint-Saëns Trio No. 1 in F major for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op. 18 (1864)
Juho Pohjonen, Jessica Lee, and Andreas Brantelid

Saint-Saëns Sonata No. 1 in D minor for Violin and Piano, Op. 75 (1885)
Allegro agitato Adagio Allegretto moderato
Allegro molto
Elmar Oliveira and Juho Pohjonen

Chausson Concerto in D major for Violin, Piano, and String Quartet, Op. 21 (1889-91)
Décidé–Calme–Animé
Sicilienne: Pas vite
Grave
Très animé
Elmar Oliveira, Inon Barnatan, Jessica Lee, Kristin Lee, Beth Guterman, and Andreas Brantelid

Getting the little ones to eat healthy (and enjoy it) can be a struggle for most parents, and getting them to help in the kitchen can be even more difficult. With that in mind, Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park will hold a complimentary Kids Healthy Cooking Class to highlight their exceptional Healthy Kids menu at aria, and make meal time a bit more fun.

On Saturday, May 5th from 2:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m., Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park and Chef Ronnie, Fairmont’s Official Kids’ Chef, will host a complimentary cooking class dedicated to healthy eating for little ones. The one hour course will cover PB&J Jenga (whole wheat bread, fresh fruit, celery), Grilled Cheese (wheat bread, tomato slices, fries or salad), and Chicken Teriyaki (chicken strips, steamed rice, steamed broccoli, fresh fruit).

Dedicated to offering nutritious options to their tiniest guests, aria restaurant, located within the hotel, offers an extensive menu of good-for-you choices for children, including Sesame Soba Noodle Salad (tofu, cucumber, peanut, sesame sauce) and Chicken Chow Fun (egg, rice noodles, bok choy, sweet soy). The menu also includes special meal options, like Heart Healthy, Diabetes, Vegan, Raw, Macrobiotic, and Gluten Free, for kids with dietary restrictions.

The class is complimentary and is open to the public. Reservations can be made by calling aria restaurant at (312) 444-9494.