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COVID-19 Testing Opportunities Are Available to Cicero Residents

COVID-19 Testing Opportunities Are Available to Cicero Residents

Prism Health Labs began offering COVID-19 testing this week between 9a.m., to 1p.m. at 1845 S. Laramie Avenue. Testing is paid for through your insurance or CARES Act coverage (with… Read more »

Latino Students Lagging Behind

Latino Students Lagging Behind

By: Ashmar Mandou According to a new report by Latino Decisions, eighty-five percent of Latino parents in Illinois worry their kids are lagging behind. Recently, a pool of education leaders… Read more »

ISBE Releases Data Showing Second Consecutive Year of Increases in Kindergarten Readiness

ISBE Releases Data Showing Second Consecutive Year of Increases in Kindergarten Readiness

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) released the third year of data for the Kindergarten Individual Development Survey (KIDS), showing two consecutive years of increases in kindergarten readiness. The… Read more »

College 101: Health and Nutrition Advice from Dr. Nicole Avena Every College Student Should Know

College 101: Health and Nutrition Advice from Dr. Nicole Avena Every College Student Should Know

According to a report by the Institute of International Education, approximately 87 percent of higher education institutions plan to offer a hybrid model of in-person and virtual classes this fall. For… Read more »

Gov. Pritzker Announces Eight Principles for a Clean and Renewable Illinois Economy

Gov. Pritzker Announces Eight Principles for a Clean and Renewable Illinois Economy

Governor JB Pritzker today announced eight principles that will serve as a foundation to begin transitioning Illinois to a clean energy economy. Building upon the progress Illinois has made as a leader in… Read more »

ComEd Reminds Customers of Expanded Assistance Options to Help with Energy Bills

ComEd Reminds Customers of Expanded Assistance Options to Help with Energy Bills

As many Illinois families and businesses continue to struggle with the financial challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, ComEd reminds customers in need that a variety of assistance options are… Read more »

Pilsen Neighbors, Chicago Bar Association Announce Virtual Driver’s License Reinstatement Program

Pilsen Neighbors, Chicago Bar Association Announce Virtual Driver’s License Reinstatement Program

Chicago-area residents who have had their driver’s license suspended or revoked and are in need of legal assistance to help navigate the reinstatement process are encouraged to register for and… Read more »

The Left Has Infiltrated the Democratic Party

The Left Has Infiltrated the Democratic Party

By Daniel Nardini It is something I had been seeing for years, and is one of the reasons why I left the Democratic Party. The whole phenomenon of Bernie Sanders… Read more »

El Distrito de Parques de Chicago Inicia Exhibición de Películas

El Distrito de Parques de Chicago Inicia Exhibición de Películas

La exhibición de películas en pantalla del distrito de parques de Chicago regresará, del 29 de agosto al 19 de septiembre en un séptimo año consecutivo en los parques de… Read more »

El Festival de Arte en Gis de Chicago se Extiende Hasta Octubre

El Festival de Arte en Gis de Chicago se Extiende Hasta Octubre

Presentada por la organización no lucrativa Rogers Park Business Alliance y Howard Street Special Service Area #19, Virtual Chalk Howard Street regresa debido a demanda popular. Un viernes si y… Read more »