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Giannoulias Anuncia Traducción al Español para el Examen Escrito de CDL
Los residentes de Illinois que solicitan las Licencias de Conductor Comercial (CDL) pueden ahora tomar la prueba escrita en español, gracias a una nueva iniciativa para aumentar la accesibilidad y… Read more
MPEA Organiza una Feria Anual de Diversidad Empresarial en Todo el Campus; Siete Compradores en un Solo Lugar
Negocios Propiedad de Mujeres y Minorías pueden explorar millones de dólares de oportunidades de adquisiciones en el campus del McCormick Place, el mayor centro de convenciones en Norteamérica y en… Read more
The Principles Behind the Candidate
By Daniel Nardini I watched the presidential debate, and I was saddened by the whole affair. I personally think that this was not U.S. President Joe Biden’s best hour. At… Read more
City of Chicago Issues Proclamation for ‘Chicago Workers’ Rights Week’
This morning, Mayor Brandon Johnson issued a proclamation declaring this work week, June 24-28, “‘Chicago Workers’ Rights Week” to bring attention to upcoming labor law changes. An increased minimum wage,… Read more
Illinois gas tax rises to 47 cents a gallon July 1
Courtesy of Illinois Policy Institute Illinois’ second-highest in the nation gas taxes will go up again July 1 as the state motor fuel tax hits 47 cents per gallon. That… Read more
ComEd’s Energy Force Ambassadors Looking for the Next Wave of Ambassadors
ComEd’s Energy Force Ambassadors (EFA) are looking forward to kicking off the summer by attending some of Chicago’s neighborhood events. The EFA Program, a job training program for adults with… Read more
Yollocalli Arts Center Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks New Era
By: Ashmar Mandou A pool of community leaders, including Mayor Brandon Johnson, Congressman Jesús “Chuy” García, Commissioner George Cardenas, and NMMA President Emeritus Carlos Tortolero, to name a few joined… Read more
CPS Students Open Books and Minds Through Summer Reading
As Chicago Public Schools’ students enjoy another week of summer vacation, officials are reminding families and students of the many summer reading and literacy programs and resources across the city…. Read more
Summer Meals Available for Chicago Public Schools Students
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) launched its summer meal programs next week to ensure students continue to have access to free, nutritious meals during the summer months. The summer meals and… Read more
Saint Anthony Hospital Providing Relief to Community Members Most in Need During Record Heat
Saint Anthony Hospital gave out nearly 2,000 water bottles per day to keep West and Southwest side residents hydrated during this record heatwave in Chicago. Utilizing a refrigerated trailer to… Read more
