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Chicago’s Leading Cultural Organizations Introduce Innovate Summer Opportunities
Hundreds of youth and families from across the city attended Chicago City of Learning’s (CCOL) Spring Into Summer Fair at Jones College Prep on Saturday, where they had the opportunity… Read more
Emanuel Outlines Next Phase of Waterfront City
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that 985 acres of parks have been acquired and 5.5 miles of waterfront access have been developed under the Building on Burnham plan. The comprehensive plan… Read more
Assistance Available to Help Communities Enhance Access to Transit
The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) is issuing a Call for Projects for its Access to Transit program. The program funds small-scale capital projects that improve access to the regional transit… Read more
New Moms Selects McShane Construction Company
President of McShane Construction Company Jeffery A. Raday announced that the firm was selected by New Moms for the construction of its new apartment complex. The New Moms Oak Park… Read more
Financially Fragile
Research funded by the National Endowment for Financial Education® (NEFE®), and conducted by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center at the George Washington University, identifies a widespread problem affecting millions… Read more
Community Savings Bank Celebrates Employee of the Month
Marisol Gaytan celebrated her 25th anniversary as a Community Savings Bank employee in April. Gaytan is one of many long-serving employees of the bank. Gaytan started working as a teller… Read more
Women’s Caucus Urges Passage of Amendment on Human Rights Ordinance
By: Ashmar Mandou Representatives of the Chicago City Council Women’s Caucus, a council dedicated to the progression of the social, economic and political standing of girls and women, urged their… Read more
Cook County Commissioner Tobolski Honors Unsung Heroine
In observance of Women’s History Month, the Cook County Commission on Women’s Issues, County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, and the Cook County Board of Commissioners joined together last month at… Read more
Prospectus Art Gallery to Debut ‘Pilsen Images II’
Since first picking up a brush nearly 30 years ago, Pat Wright has been concentrating her subject matter to only few themes. One of those themes is her life in… Read more
Gads Hill Center Hosts Peace Summit
On Saturday April 7, 2018 one hundred Latino and African American youth from across the south and southwest side of Chicago came together at Gads Hill Center for a Peace… Read more
