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Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions
By: Ashmar Mandou Are you ready to prioritize your well-being in the New Year? We know life can be challenging with work commitments, family activities, daily errands, etc. that it… Read more
New Year’s Eve Extravaganza
By: Ashmar Mandou New Year’s Eve is around the corner and if you are left still wondering what to do, where to go, we have compiled a list of extravagant… Read more
Hamilton, City of Chicago Collaborate to Help Those in Need
HAMILTON announces collaboration with the City of Chicago to collect warm coats and clothing to those in need. HAMILTON audiences will have the opportunity to donate new or gently used… Read more
Expert Tips for Live Christmas Tree Disposal
Whether those who have live Christmas trees take them down immediately after the holidays or like to enjoy them for weeks to come, the tree care experts at The Morton… Read more
Chicago Bulls Champion Female-Led Community Center with Youth Basketball Court Redesign
The Chicago Bulls and The Miracle Center (TMC), a female-owned and operated community center that empowers youth through the expression of art and performance, celebrated the unveiling of a new… Read more
Curbing Exposure to Weed, Alcohol Marketing can Improve Teens’ Mental Health
By: Aaron Weiner and Linda Richter Sometimes, it seems that we’re doing all we can to sabotage our own efforts to reverse the nation’s mental health and addiction crises, which… Read more
Impaired Driving Threatens Holiday Joy
This holiday season, the Illinois Department of Transportation, in collaboration with the Illinois State Police and nearly 200 law enforcement agencies, reminds the public that the annual “Drive Sober or… Read more
Illinois DCFS Achieves Re-Accreditation through COA
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) announced that it has again achieved accreditation status becoming reaccredited by COA (formerly known as Council on accreditation), becoming one of… Read more
U.S. Adults Eat a Meal’s Worth of Calories of Snacks in a Day
Snacks constitute almost a quarter of a day’s calories in U.S. adults and account for about one-third of daily added sugar, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzing data from surveys… Read more
Grant to Offer Parent Leadership Training to Berwyn Families
Parent Leadership Training, now in its fifth year, has been offered to families in Oak Park, River Forest, and the surrounding area with young children. On January 27, the Collaboration… Read more
