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Loretto Hospital to Help End Heroin Crisis on Chicago’s West Side
Illinois Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti joined the West Side Heroin Task Force’s (WSHTF) Leader Rep. La Shawn K. Ford (8th), and The Loretto Hospital’s President and CEO George N. Miller, Jr., for a… Read more
Second Death of An Individual Who Used Synthetic Cannabinoids
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is reporting the death of a second individual who experienced severe bleeding and reported using synthetic cannabinoids, often called Spice, K2, or fake… Read more
Health and Wellness Expo
The American Diabetes Association will host their annual Health and Wellness Expo on Saturday, April 14th at the McCormick Place beginning at 10a.m. to 3p.m. The expo will include free… Read more
City Announces Early Learning Workforce Scholarship
City Colleges of Chicago, Chicago Public Schools, and the Department of Family and Support Services to announce the Chicago Early Learning Workforce Scholarship. The $2 million investment will expand the… Read more
Little Village Teacher Receives Golden Apple
By: Ashmar Mandou Golden Apple recently surprised second grade bilingual teacher at Little Village Academy Anita Unzueta with the highly respected Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching, a moment… Read more
CPS Students Received Offers to Preferred School Choices
This week, the majority of CPS 8th graders received offers to their top high school choices when offers for the 2018-19 school year are issued through GoCPS. GoCPS is the district’s… Read more
Competitive Edge
By: Ashmar Mandou For the past six years ComEd has helped countless employees in the construction industry achieve higher accomplishments through its Construct Program where participants go through an intensive… Read more
Colgate® Optic White® Empowers Latinas to Share their Bright Smile
Colgate® Optic White® announced their support of the annual #WeAllGrow Summit as a third-year sponsor of the three-day affair that looks to provide mentorship, networking and learning opportunities to propel… Read more
Hispanic Owner Reopens McDonald’s in Wrigleyville
On Tuesday, April 3rd McDonald’s returned to Wrigleyville, located at 3610 N. Clark St. The new McDonald’s, that has been transformed to offer a better and more convenient customer experience,… Read more
Madigan Blocks Federal Administration from Citizenship Information in 2020 Census
Attorney General Lisa Madigan, along with 17 other attorneys general, six cities and the bipartisan U.S. Conference of Mayors, this week filed a lawsuit to block the federal administration from… Read more
