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Cook County Health Launches Robotic Lung Cancer Biopsy System

Cook County Health Launches Robotic Lung Cancer Biopsy System

On October 15, Cook County Health hosted Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle to celebrate the launch of the Intuitive Surgical ION Navigational Bronchoscopy platform at John H. Stroger, Jr…. Read more »

Triton College’s School of Continuing Education Partnered with Dohrn Insurance Training, Inc., for New Insurance Certification

Triton College’s School of Continuing Education Partnered with Dohrn Insurance Training, Inc., for New Insurance Certification

Triton College’s School of Continuing Education is encouraging prospective students interested in the field of insurance to pursue an insurance licensing certification which equips them with the ability to sell… Read more »

CPS Celebrates Next Steps to Bolster Academic Offerings at North Lawndale Schools

CPS Celebrates Next Steps to Bolster Academic Offerings at North Lawndale Schools

Chicago Public Schools (CPS) officials celebrated the next milestone in a District-community collaborative project to provide high-quality science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) programming at three North Lawndale schools…. Read more »

Communities in Schools of Chicago Releases First Comprehensive Report on Bullying and Provides Solutions

Communities in Schools of Chicago Releases First Comprehensive Report on Bullying and Provides Solutions

This October, in recognition of Bullying Prevention Month, CIS of Chicago is releasing an 18-page “Bullying Brief,” which examines current reports about youth social media use, cyberbullying, and mental health… Read more »

City of Chicago, London Tech Startup Announce Chicago as U.S., Headquarters

City of Chicago, London Tech Startup Announce Chicago as U.S., Headquarters

In a virtual event connecting London and Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson and World Business Chicago announced that Pirkx, a leading London-based insurtech company focused on providing affordable and accessible well-being… Read more »

State Senator Cervantes Serves Over 250 at Grocery and Energy Resource Fair

State Senator Cervantes Serves Over 250 at Grocery and Energy Resource Fair

State Senator Javier Cervantes and Nicor Gas hosted a grocery and energy resource fair at Morton College on Thursday, giving over 250 residents the opportunity to learn about their energy… Read more »

Foundation of Little Village Announces Business Development Expert Greg Gutierrez as New Program Director

Foundation of Little Village Announces Business Development Expert Greg Gutierrez as New Program Director

The Foundation of Little Village announced the hiring of Gregorio Gutierrez, a multilingual, strategic business development expert and entrepreneur, as the new Program Director. Greg will bring decades of invaluable… Read more »

Cook County Clerk’s Office Expands Legal Aid Assistance for Property Owners

Cook County Clerk’s Office Expands Legal Aid Assistance for Property Owners

The Cook County Clerk’s Office is increasing free legal assistance for property owners who have questions concerning their property deed, chain of title, or other land records, through a unique… Read more »

A War Where the Living Will Envy the Dead

A War Where the Living Will Envy the Dead

By Daniel Nardini My dear friend Russ told me that the Chinese armed forces is still continually crossing Taiwan’s air defense perimeter in force to test Taiwan’s defenses. The U.S…. Read more »

Villa Invita a los Residentes a Talleres Sobre los Derechos de Inquilinos

Villa Invita a los Residentes a Talleres Sobre los Derechos de Inquilinos

Se invita a los residentes de la localidad a asistir dos talleres para inquilinos ‘Conozca Sus Derechos’ en Aurora y West Chicago organizados por la Senadora Estatal Karina Villa, en… Read more »