List/Grid

Archive: Page 328

Treasurer Pappas: Ramifications of Redlining from the Great Depression Still Felt Today

Treasurer Pappas: Ramifications of Redlining from the Great Depression Still Felt Today

A study by the Cook County Treasurer’s Office finds that government-sanctioned, racist housing policies dating back 80 years continue to harm lower-income, mostly minority communities throughout the county. The bulk… Read more »

Pilsen Neighbors Community Council, Fiesta Del Sol Partner with Chicago Fire Football Club

Pilsen Neighbors Community Council, Fiesta Del Sol Partner with Chicago Fire Football Club

Pilsen Neighbors Community Council, organizers of the largest Latino festival of its kind in the country Fiesta Del Sol, proudly announce our partnership with Chicago Fire FC. As the new… Read more »

Illinois Coalition for Independent Work Announces New Community Partners

Illinois Coalition for Independent Work Announces New Community Partners

The Illinois Coalition for Independent Work (ICIW) is welcoming six new community, advocacy, and racial equity organizations to further the coalition’s mission of supporting flexibility and independence for app-based drivers… Read more »

Cook County’s Law Library Offers Free Computer Access for Residents to Attend Virtual Court Appearances

Cook County’s Law Library Offers Free Computer Access for Residents to Attend Virtual Court Appearances

Residents who don’t have internet access can now attend virtual court appearances from the Cook County Law Library. The library is offering residents free computer access to attend virtual court… Read more »

Hispanic-Latinos Fuel Chicago’s Economy

Hispanic-Latinos Fuel Chicago’s Economy

The large and rapidly growing economic contributions of Hispanic-Latino residents in the Chicago metro area are driven by rapid gains in human capital, a strong work ethic, and a positive… Read more »

Mixed Signals on Taiwan

Mixed Signals on Taiwan

By Daniel Nardini Just a week ago I spoke with my good friend Russ who has lived in Taiwan for almost 33 years. We spoke at a Zoom meeting. He… Read more »

Funcionarios Electos Ayudan a los Oficiales de Policía de Chicago

Funcionarios Electos Ayudan a los Oficiales de Policía de Chicago

Por: Ashmar Mandou En respuesta a los recientes suicidios dentro del Departamento de Policía de Chicago, el concejal de la ciudad de Chicago Silvana Tabares (23) Raymond Lopez (15) Anthony… Read more »

Pilsen Summer Art Walk el Tercer Viernes de Este Verano

Pilsen Summer Art Walk el Tercer Viernes de Este Verano

Organización no lucrativa con base en Pilsen, Economic Strategies Development Corporation (ESDC) lanzó Pilsen Summer Art Walk el viernes, 15 de julio. Este evento, recurrente y gratis, tendrá lugar el… Read more »

Chicago albergará la primera serie de la Copa NASCAR en 2023

Chicago albergará la primera serie de la Copa NASCAR en 2023

Por: Ashmar Mandou Fanáticos de NASCAR, regocíjense. Chicago será el anfitrión el próximo año de la NASCAR Cup Series mientras pasa por los sitios más icónicos de la ciudad, que… Read more »

Disfruta Las últimas Semanas de la Exhibición Inmersiva de Frida Kahlo

Disfruta Las últimas Semanas de la Exhibición Inmersiva de Frida Kahlo

Es la última oportunidad para que la audiencia de Chicago experimente Immersive Frida Kahlo de Lighthouse Immersive and Maestro Immersive Art antes de que concluya sus seis meses en Lighthouse… Read more »