Annual Holiday Feast Helps Seniors Feel Included
“It can be hard to be alone, but celebrating Thanksgiving without friends or family somehow feels worse,” said Simone Mitchell-Peterson, chief executive officer of Little Brothers – Friends of the Elderly, Chicago Chapter.
Prisoners turn over a new leaf with programs help
“We’re very excited to launch it and all of the [partnering nonprofits] are great community base groups who have been conducting entrepreneurship training so they are focusing on providing training for returning citizens,” Doig said.
CPS makes Plans To Close Harper High School
“I have put forth workable alternatives for Harper High School’s future in West Englewood,” said Ald. Lopez. “For several months, my ideas and the concerns of the community have been met with bureaucratic delay tactics and outright hostility by some, including Ms. Jackson.”
Mayor Rahm Emanuel Joins Glassdoor’s Grand Opening
Glassdoor officially announced its expansion to Chicago in late of 2015 and opened its first temporary office in February 2016 but selected its permanent Fulton Market office space in May 2016.
“Flip This Hood” Follows Real Estate Businessman Michael Phillips
No Man is an island and you will also meet Carl Sullivan, Project Manager who oversees the remodeling and or construction projects that Michael buy.
THE QUAD Internship Program Prepares HBCU Students for TV Careers
Interns will begin training in November 2017 on The Quad stages and locations around Atlanta, GA. There will be two internship cycles, each one providing exposure to writing, producing, cinematography, production design, location management, costume design, hair and make-up applications, and the grip and electric departments.
University of Chicago Host Speakers to Discuss Black Women and State Violence
We talk about te black men that are victims of anti-black policing, but never discuss the way that black women can be effected, according to Smith.
The Satio Foundation for Young Men Hosts Tie Workshop
“A lot of the skills that young people were embedded with at a young age in prior generations through church and community groups are no longer available to young men within the community today,” Craig said. “So, our Satio Foundation hosts different programs for young men to help them with etiquette, tie-tying and business skills in order for them to get caught up to be successful in life.”
Program helps prisoners turn over a new leaf
“We’re very excited to launch it and all of the [partnering nonprofits] are great community base groups who have been conducting entrepreneurship training so they are focusing on providing training for returning citizens,” Doig said.
Homewood Chevy Announces Christmas Car Giveaway
“Chevrolet of Homewood in conjunction with the great people that live around us are going to give away this brand new car to a family that needs it,” said Steve Phillipos, President of Chevrolet of Homewood.
Nicki Minaj Stars In H&M’s Magical Holiday Film
Nicki Minaj stars as the mother of the little girl as well as the fabulous fairy named the Wisest Thingy, while Jesse Williams plays the dual role of the father and the supernatural Fastest Fairy, and John Turturro takes on the part of both Santa Claus and the evil brother of Santa Claus.
Cook County Assessor To Address Recent Reports
To be clear, the Assessor’s only responsibility is to fully cooperate with the study. He continues to do that and provides study personnel with office space. Assessor Berrios respects the CCA study which, unlike others, includes assessment professionals.
Illinois Treasurer Frerichs Returns Purple Heart To Family of Vietnam Veteran
The Purple Heart is one of the most recognized and respected medals awarded to a member of the U.S. Armed Forces. Frerichs also returned military transfer papers, a savings bond, and jewelry that belonged to Turner and his late wife. The items were discovered in a safe deposit box that was surrendered to the treasurer’s office as unclaimed property.
Lettin’ the Good Times Roll
These sassy dames, supported by a group of highly acclaimed musicians, will perform a repertoire that will have you rocking, reeling, laughing and shouting your troubles away. The cabaret will revolve around the decades of experience from the two songstresses as they perform a series of upbeat and powerful tunes representing their rich tapestry of celebrated performances that will entertain and inspire. Lettin’ the Good Times Roll exudes the energy that will draw the audience forward in their seats enjoying the rare opportunity to spend an intimate evening with some of the world’s best known talent.
CONNECT SOUTH SHORE ART FESTIVAL TO ACTIVATE STOREFRONTS ALONG 71ST STREET CORRIDOR WITH LOCAL CULTURAL INFUSION OF MARKET PLACE VENDORS, MUSIC, MASTERFUL ART, & MOVIES
Following last month’s epic unveiling of the Renew 71 project and advisory committee, Connect South Shore will serve as the next logical step along our journey to revitalize, not only 71st Street, but the entire South Shore community and surrounding neighborhoods,” says Alderman Hairston.
Jonathan Jackson Urges Long-Term Solutions for Puerto Rico
Numerous Puerto Rican communities, Jackson said, are still struggling in ways that would be unacceptable to Americans on the mainland. And the misery largely is due to the federal government’s colonialist approach to the islanders, and its refusal to develop long-term solutions to assist fellow Americans.
Acellus robots now in place at Washington Elementary and Junior High Schools
District 148 is one of the first school districts in Illinois to have the Acellus STEM Robotics Labs. The school system is looking forward to implementing the labs Districtwide.
Cook County Recorder of Deed’s Will Run for Clerk
“I am running for the Clerks position because I want to make sure that a couple things happen. At the top of our list is cyber security and making sure peoples’ voting records, peoples vital records, and land records are kept safe,” said Yarbrough.
Former Press Secretary Remembers His Time Inside Mayor Washington’s Head
After three decades, former press secretary to Mayor Harold Washington, Alton Miller, still remembers the 1,000 days he spent working in city hall. Even more, he members his relationship with the Mayor as his speechwriter and how he felt immediately following his death.
