Hyde Park Art Center, the renowned non-profit hub for contemporary art located on Chicago’s vibrant South Side, announces
Ground Floor, the seventh iteration of the Art Center’s biennial program since 2010 showcasing select work by recent
graduates from each of Chicago’s five MFA (Master of Fine Art) programs, on view from December 10 to March 5
We’ve all heard of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District. During the election cycle, names of Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioner are on the ballot. But, what does the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District actually do? Here’s some insight.
The Forest Preserves of Cook County’s 2022 fall inland trout fishing season will open at sunrise on Saturday, Oct. 15th, at Axehead Lake in Park Ridge, Belleau Lake in Des Plaines, Busse Reservoir-North Pool in Elk Grove Village, Sag Quarry-East in Lemont, Horsetail Lake in Palos Park and Green Lake in Calumet City.
“The State of Illinois is building a world-class innovation hub in the heart of Chicago on the site of an old railroad yard that has sat vacant for decades,” said Gov. JB Pritzker. “Already DPI has helped launch our state’s COVID-testing system, is searching
for COVID-19 and other viruses in our wastewater, and is training hundreds of students for careers in tech – and has a plan
to spread the opportunities equitably. This futuristic design from OMA/Jacobs matches our ambitions.”
U.S. Representative Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill.), Chairman of the Energy Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Rep. Frank Pallone (D-N.J.), Chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, along with seven other Democrats, introduced the Buy Low and Sell High Act to combat high gasoline prices.
This fall, Illinois Humanities will present a new community event series, Kaskaskia and the Pursuit of a More Perfect
Union, exploring the demographic, cultural, and political shifts that shaped Kaskaskia, Illinois, and that carry significant relevance to shaping the democratic vision of the country.
“There are two very different cities going on, depending on where you live,” Abunaw said about the experience. Once she was aware of the issue, she came up with Forty Acres Fresh Market as a solution. In 2018, Abunaw launched the first fresh fruit and vegetable pop up market. Now, she wants to open a brick-and-mortar grocery store, with the goal of selling high-quality fresh produce in underserved, food deserts.
Representatives Danny K. Davis (D-IL), Bill Pascrell, Jr., (D-NJ), Brad Schneider (D-IL), Earl Blumenauer (D-OR), Tom Suozzi (D-NY), Gwen Moore (D-WI), and Dwight Evans (D-PA) introduced The Gun Violence Prevention and Safe Communities Act - legislation to create guaranteed annual funding for gun violence prevention. The bill would increase the federal excise tax on guns and ammunition by just half a percent and apply the federal excise firearms tax to assault-weapon frames and receivers which currently are not taxed if sold separately.
The Assessor’s Office released a new database that shows a greater level of detail for each property located in Cook County. A
property owner can visit the Assessor’s website, enter their PIN, or address, and obtain information such as the estimated market
value, assessed value, and property characteristics. New noteworthy features include information pertaining to permits, divisions
& consolidations, and the Homeowner Improvement Exemption.
(Richton Park, Illinois) On Thursday, September 22nd, the Cook County Democratic Party honored Rich Township Democratic Committeeman, Calvin Jordan, with the 2022 Cook County Democratic Party Trailblazer Award. Cook County Board President and Democratic Party Chairwoman Toni Preckwinkle led the chorus of Committeemen and other elected officials in verbally honoring the longtime democratic
southland resident.
Stephanie Coleman- Alderwoman of Chicago’s 16th Ward- was joined by Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, developers, community leaders, various elected officials, and area residents as she embarked upon a revolutionary groundbreaking development that is expected to attract thousands to the Englewood area.
Everett Sands grew up in a family of entrepreneurs. His grandfather owned a tailoring shop and had an apprenticeship school. Sands’ affinity for math led him to finance.
Public Defender, Advocates celebrate 5 years after the General Order 18.8A helped decrease the number of people incarcerated pretrial without increasing violence
Ice cream, you scream, we all scream for the ultimate Halloween! In honor of the holiday, Museum of Ice Cream Chicago will transform into Museum of I-Scream, featuring the most shocking, unexpected tricks and the absolute sweetest, magical
treats. From Sept. 30 through Oct. 31, spooks of all ages and flavors will grab their costumes and leave the world behind to rediscover what it’s like to be a kid again. I-Scream visitors will receive an ice cream mask and treat bag to collect unlimited candy as they melt into a world of pink skeletons, happy jack-o-lanterns and legen-dairy limited time games, tricks and treats!