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Chicago’s Sweetest Fundraiser, World of Chocolate Returns to Union Station

Chicago’s Sweetest Fundraiser, World of Chocolate Returns to Union Station

An unforgettable night with an endless array of decadent chocolates to satisfy every craving, AIDS Foundation Chicago’s (AFC) annual fundraiser, World of Chocolate, returns to Union Station (500 Jackson Boulevard)… Read more »

Little Village Shelter for Asylum Seekers Begins Accepting Families

Little Village Shelter for Asylum Seekers Begins Accepting Families

A new State-supported shelter is beginning to serve asylum seekers in Chicago. The location is the site of a former CVS in the Little Village neighborhood. The shelter will be… Read more »

Additional Funding Underway to Support Migrants

Additional Funding Underway to Support Migrants

By: Ashmar Mandou The Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) announced $17 million in additional funding for municipalities to support migrants. This is in response to the more than 38,000… Read more »

Cook County Residents Have Less than One Month Left to Apply for FEMA Assistance

Cook County Residents Have Less than One Month Left to Apply for FEMA Assistance

Cook County homeowners and renters with uninsured or under insured losses from the Sept. 17-18, 2023 severe storms and flooding have until Friday, Feb. 9 to apply for assistance. The… Read more »

Chicago Restaurant Week Returns

Chicago Restaurant Week Returns

Chicago Restaurant Week (CRW) returns this week. Produced annually by Choose Chicago, the beloved event celebrates its 17th year Friday, January 19 through Sunday, February 4, 2024. Food lovers can reserve tables and view… Read more »

The Way Things Were, Again?

The Way Things Were, Again?

By Daniel Nardini Well, this extreme winter weather killed my car battery. I had a sneaking suspicion that my car battery was not performing well when it did not work… Read more »

Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano nombra presidente y director general a José Ochoa

Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano nombra presidente y director general a José Ochoa

El Museo Nacional de Arte Mexicano (NMMA) anunció el nombramiento de su nuevo presidente y director ejecutivo, José Ochoa, a partir de hoy. Sucede al fundador, presidente y director ejecutivo… Read more »

El programa de certificación de emprendedores BACP lanza un portal fácil de usar

El programa de certificación de emprendedores BACP lanza un portal fácil de usar

El Departamento de Asuntos Comerciales y Protección al Consumidor de Chicago (BACP) ha rediseñado el Programa de Certificado de Emprendedor BACP gratuito para que completar el programa sea más fácil,… Read more »

Financiamiento disponible en subvenciones B2B para cámaras locales

Financiamiento disponible en subvenciones B2B para cámaras locales

El Departamento de Comercio y Oportunidades Económicas de Illinois (DCEO) anunció $5 millones en subvenciones disponibles a través del programa de Cámaras Locales Back to Business (B2B). Luego de la… Read more »

El representante Ford obtiene una subvención para ampliar el programa de viajes para los jóvenes de Chicago

El representante Ford obtiene una subvención para ampliar el programa de viajes para los jóvenes de Chicago

Chicago Austin Youth Travel Adventures (CAYTA) se enorgullece de anunciar que recibió una subvención de asignaciones especiales de $100,000 garantizada por el Representante LaShawn K. Ford. La subvención cubrirá hasta… Read more »