Author Archives: Editor
La Rep. Hernández Lucha por el Límite de Insulina y la Accesibilidad a la Atención Médica
La Rep. Estatal Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernández, D-Cicero lucha por los residentes de Illinois que viven con diabetes, a raíz de los esfuerzos recientes de los republicanos del Congreso para bloquear… Read more
Triton College Organiza una Sesión Informativa Gratuita Sobre la Licenciatura en Tecnología Radiológica
Triton College organizará una sesión gratuita de información sobre tecnología radiológica el jueves 18 de agosto, de 1 p. m. a 2 p. m. en la Sala H-131. Se aconseja… Read more
Communities In Schools of Chicago se Expanden para Apoyar el Año Escolar ‘Vital’ de los Estudiantes
Communities In Schools of Chicago, una de las organizaciones de educación no lucrativas de más amplio alcance, anunció que estarán ampliando su apoyo a más de 200 Escuelas Públicas de… Read more
Consejos para el Regreso a Clases
Por: Ashmar Mandou Con el nuevo año escolar a la vuelta de la esquina, su niño debe estar entusiasmado y un poco nervioso. Haga fácil su transición del verano a… Read more
El Gobernador Pritzker Anuncia una Inversión de $34 Mil Millones en Transporte Durante Seis Años
El Gobernador JB Pritzker se unió al Departamento de Transporte (IDOT) para anunciar un programa de $34.6 mil millones para mejorar carreteras, puentes, tránsito, ferrocarril, aereopuertos y puertos en los… Read more
City of Chicago Announces Agreement to Purchase 100 Percent Clean, Renewable Energy Starting in 2025
Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and the Department of Assets, Information and Services (AIS) visited the Chicago Urban League to announce an agreement with retail electricity supplier Constellation, in collaboration with Swift… Read more
Lawndale Christian Legal Center Announces Dormitory-Style Residence
Lawndale Christian Legal Center announced on August 6th the construction of a $17 million center where clients will love and receive job skills to transition to homeownership. The K-Town residential… Read more
Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice to Host Job Screenings
The Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) will host monthly screenings in Alton and St. Charles this August, September, and October. DJJ is looking to fill multiple openings for juvenile… Read more
IDFPR Calls for Federal Student Loan Servicers to Prioritize the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) announced the Department has issued a letter to all federal student loan servicers encouraging them to immediately implement best practices to… Read more
Parents must speak out against harmful National Sex Education Standards the Pritzker Administration is imposing on local schools
By: State Representative Adam Niemerg, Illinois Freedom Caucus member With only the bare minimum number of votes to pass a bill in the Illinois House, the Legislature approved the controversial… Read more
