'Don't Second Guess Entitlement'
Get Your House in Order- 'Don't Second Guess Entitlement' It has been said that we should never assume, because it will make an *** of u & me. Even knowing that, nearly 70% of the people that we know have failed to plan for the one certainty of life – death.
‘227’ Creator Talks About The Inspiration Behind The TV Show
Christine Houston went back to school at 42 years old to prove a point to her three sons. She wanted to teach them by doing, to show them that she could be a housewife and a mother, work an eight-hour job and go to school and get all A’s. She decided to enroll at Kennedy-King College because she heard the college had a great reputation for its theatre program. Houston had dreams of becoming an actress and upon enrolling in Kennedy-King, she tried out for the first play of the season and landed the lead role.
Financial Advisor Shares Tips On Investments For Long-Term
Joseph W. Ward has been licensed in investments and savings and life insurance for 27 years. He educates middle-income families on the importance of saving for retirement and life insurance. Or, as he called it “living too long” or “dying too soon.”
Loretto Hospital Offers Free Mammography Services To West Side Residents
Loretto Hospital has received a grant from the National Breast Cancer Foundation to provide free mammograms to people who live on the West side. The hope is that with more access to these services, early detection will happen, which will save a person’s life.
Hammond’s Promise Land Shows The Results Of Hard Work And Dedication
Tina Hammond and her husband bought a vacant lot in West Englewood in 2014 for $1 across the street from their home. They fixed up the lot and created an oasis and safe space. They named the space, which is located at 6832 S. Paulina, ‘Hammond’s Promise Land’ to reflect their intention to make it a place where people can experience beauty.
Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
Mild cognitive impairment causes cognitive changes that are serious enough to be noticed by the person affected and by family members and friends but do not affect the individual’s ability to carry out everyday activities.
Harris's Appeal to Gen-Z and Millennials Serves as a Bridge Between Generations
It is refreshing to see a leader like Vice President Kamala Harris who understands the wide generational gap we have in our nation. There will always be situations where older and younger people maintain different perspectives on life and the nation’s future based on their experiences, opinions, habits, and behavior.
Illinois Principals Association to host 'Legacy Builders' Conference in October
The Illinois Principals Association (IPA) will host its 53rd Education Leaders Annual Conference, “Legacy Builders,” Oct. 20-22, 2024, in Peoria. The event will feature keynote speakers, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities to help school leaders enhance their impact on schools and communities.
Assessor's Office Receives National Achievement Awards for Affordable Housing and Employee Engagement Programs
The Cook County Assessor’s Office (CCAO) has been recognized with two 2024 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties (NACo). The awards honor innovative, effective county government programs that strengthen services for residents.
Midnight Blue On Display At Fashion Outlets Of Chicago
For his latest piece, Midnight Blue, Hebru Brantley took inspiration from jazz music and the song, “Round Midnight.” Midnight Blue is a bit of an extension of the work he has always done. He said it has a sporadic nature, like the jazz music he listens to, to the storytelling and abstraction to the narrative.
The City Of Calumet Public Notice
The City of Calumet, in accordance with Section 20-5-5 of the Eminent Domain Act, intent to engage the Illinois General Assembly to request approval for the acquisition of the properties listed via “quick take.”
Revitalizing Englewood: Historic Earle School to Transform into Affordable Apartment Community
Gorman & Company, in collaboration with Burling Builders, the City of Chicago, and The Phoenix Foundation, proudly announces the financial closing and construction commencement for the adaptive reuse of the historic Charles Warrington Earle School, located within the Englewood neighborhood in Chicago. The groundbreaking celebration will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at 10 a.m. at 61st Street between Paulina and Hermitage.
Get Your House in Order
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