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County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar Submits Three Resolutions During April County Board Meeting

County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar Submits Three Resolutions During April County Board Meeting

On Thursday, April 27th, during the Cook County Board of Commissioners meeting, Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar proposed three resolutions to be adopted by the County Board. The first honored the… Read more »

May is Foster Parent Appreciation Month

May is Foster Parent Appreciation Month

May is Foster Parent Appreciation Month, a time to honor and celebrate the 8,350 foster families across the state who have made it their life’s mission to care for Illinois’… Read more »

Chicago Public Library Announces New Locations

Chicago Public Library Announces New Locations

Chicago Public Library (CPL), in collaboration with Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and the Department of Planning and Development (DPD), announced two new libraries will be part of mixed-use developments planned… Read more »

Unofficial Summer Begins at Walmart Wellness Day

Unofficial Summer Begins at Walmart Wellness Day

Before hitting the road this summer, Walmart wants you to know there is a day dedicated to your health: Wellness Day on Saturday, May 6 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m…. Read more »

Public Health Officials Warn of Salmonella Outbreak and Recall Linked to Gold Medal Brand Flour

Public Health Officials Warn of Salmonella Outbreak and Recall Linked to Gold Medal Brand Flour

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is working with local health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to investigate… Read more »

Supporters of New Saint Anthony Hospital Caravan to Springfield for State Support

Supporters of New Saint Anthony Hospital Caravan to Springfield for State Support

More than 500 local residents and patients of Saint Anthony Hospital in Chicago’s Little Village and Lawndale neighborhoods loaded buses for Springfield this morning to urge lawmakers for state funding… Read more »

IDPH Urges Illinoisans to Get Educated About Tickborne Illnesses

IDPH Urges Illinoisans to Get Educated About Tickborne Illnesses

The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is urging the public to get educated about how to protect themselves from Lyme disease at the start of National Lyme Disease Awareness… Read more »

Whitney Young Magnet High School Takes Second Place in National Decathlon Championship

Whitney Young Magnet High School Takes Second Place in National Decathlon Championship

Whitney M. Young Magnet High School’s decathlon team took second place over the weekend at the rigorous and highly-competitive United States Academic Decathlon National Competition in Frisco, Texas, earning one… Read more »

UIC Grad Students Design Solutions for CHA Property, Win First Place in HUD Competition

UIC Grad Students Design Solutions for CHA Property, Win First Place in HUD Competition

Graduate students from the University of Illinois-Chicago recently scored the winning design for an underdeveloped Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) site as part of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban… Read more »

Erikson Institute Offering Bilingual Summer Seminar

Erikson Institute Offering Bilingual Summer Seminar

Erikson Institute, a graduate school in child development, is offering a unique seminar series in both English and in Spanish. Early childhood professionals can choose to take the 3-day workshop… Read more »