Author Archives: Editor
Skills for Chicagoland’s Future Marks 10K Job Placements
Skills for Chicagoland’s Future (Skills) announced it has reached a significant milestone of 10,000 job placements for local residents as it works to address job market inequities in disinvested communities… Read more
The Little Village Community Foundation Changes Name to Foundation of Little Village
The Little Village Community Foundation announced that it has changed its name to the Foundation of Little Village. The Foundation recently released its first annual report titled, “Foundation of Little… Read more
Bank of America Awards Shedd Aquarium $1M Grant to Help Support Youth, Family Programs as Part of Centennial Commitment
Shedd Aquarium announced it has been awarded a $1 million grant from Bank of America in support of its Centennial Commitment. Specifically, the funding will fuel the aquarium’s involvement in… Read more
CPS Prioritize Safety and Engagement as Students Start Summer Break
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Chief Executive Officer Pedro Martinez on Tuesday announced the end of the school year and the beginning of summer, filled with thousands of education, enrichment, career… Read more
MSI Encourages Families to Celebrate Science All Summer Long
The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) is continuing its long-standing tradition of supporting summer learning and encouraging excitement in science, technology, engineering, the arts and mathematics (STEAM) outside… Read more
Villanueva Launches Summer Book Club to Encourage Kids to Read
To emphasize the importance of continuing education throughout the summer, State Senator Celina Villanueva is hosting a summer book club to encourage students to read and continue their studies throughout… Read more
Stay Hydrated During Summer Heat
By: Ashmar Mandou With temperatures rising this week, getting enough to drink and keeping cool while playing outdoor activities is extremely important. Dehydration can be a serious condition that can… Read more
CDPH Investigates Monkeypox Infections, Asks the Public to Take Precautions this Summer
The Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) continues to investigate reports of monkeypox cases in Chicago residents and is asking people to take proper precautions when in spaces or situations… Read more
Stay Safe in Extreme Heat This Week
With the season’s first wave of oppressive heat and humidity forecast this week, the FEMA Region 5 office in Chicago is encouraging residents to avoid the dangers of extreme heat… Read more
Two-Time Liga MX Soccer Champions, Atlas FC, in Chicago
Two-Time Liga MX Soccer Champions, Atlas FC, Hosts Multi-Day Community-Wide Celebrations across Chicago Events are coordinated and sponsored by Orlegi Sports, Corazón Latino, Alderperson Michael D. Rodriguez, Colores Mexicanos, Beyond… Read more
