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Yearly Archives: 2015

Iconic Red Chair from Telemundo’s La Voz Kids on Display at Gurnee Mills

Iconic Red Chair from Telemundo’s La Voz Kids on Display at Gurnee Mills

La Voz Kids fans can stop by Gurnee Mills, 6170 W. Grand Ave., for the opportunity to take a spin in the iconic red chair normally occupied by celebrity coaches:… Read more »

Gift of Hope Sets Record in Number of Lives Saved

Gift of Hope Sets Record in Number of Lives Saved

Courtesy of Gift of Hope February 14th was National Donor Day. To celebrate, Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network announced a record number of lives saved by helping… Read more »

Lake FX Summit + Expo to Reinvigorate Innovators

Lake FX Summit + Expo to Reinvigorate Innovators

The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) is pleased to announce that the Lake FX Summit + Expo, the region’s largest free conference for artists, creative professionals… Read more »

Chuy Garcia: ‘I think the prospects to go all the way are very much in reach’

Chuy Garcia: ‘I think the prospects to go all the way are very much in reach’

By: Ashmar Mandou Cook County Commissioner Chuy Garcia is ecstatic to know he has a large group of residents across Chicago that has his vote as he is days away… Read more »

Roosevelt University Presents Opera in Pilsen Community

Roosevelt University Presents Opera in Pilsen Community

A triple bill of operatic fables will be staged in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood on February 28th and March 1st by Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts (CCPA). Some of… Read more »

The Libya Epic Failure

The Libya Epic Failure

by Daniel Nardini No electric power. No running water in many cities. No authority. The quality of life in most parts of the country little better than living in the… Read more »

Local Student Earns Top Honors at Loyola University of Chicago

Local Student Earns Top Honors at Loyola University of Chicago

Congratulations are in order for Louie Hernandez a student of Loyola University Chicago who earned several accomplishments throughout his academic school year. Hernandez is a member in the National Society… Read more »

REST Bilingual Trainers Means More Spanish-Speaking Caregivers Can Receive a Break

REST Bilingual Trainers Means More Spanish-Speaking Caregivers Can Receive a Break

REST (Respite Education & Support Tools) held its first bilingual training last month at El Valor, a social service agency that reaches about 4,000 families in Chicago, most of which… Read more »

Ford Honors Chicago Students

Ford Honors Chicago Students

Last week, Ford Motor Company Fund rewarded 45 students from seven Chicago-area high schools with $75,000 in scholarships and technology prizes as part of the Ford Driving Dreams (FDD) Tour… Read more »

Experience Never-Ending Talent and Fun With the Triton Troupers Circus

Experience Never-Ending Talent and Fun With the Triton Troupers Circus

The Triton Troupers Circus proves that you’re never too young or too old to enjoy the circus. The Triton Troupers Circus returns for its annual show from March 26-28 on… Read more »