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Los servicios de transporte de cortesía de O’Hare se trasladarán a la Terminal 2 a partir del 1 de febrero
A partir del jueves 1 de febrero, los servicios de transporte del hotel y del estacionamiento fuera del aeropuerto en el Aeropuerto Internacional O’Hare recogerán a los pasajeros en la… Read more
Se insta a los propietarios a pagar impuestos atrasados para evitar la venta de impuestos anuales
A los propietarios del condado de Cook se les está acabando el tiempo para pagar los impuestos que vencían en 2022 y evitar la Venta de Impuestos Anual. Para saber… Read more
January is Glaucoma Awareness Month
Glaucoma affects over three million people in the United States and is often called the “silent thief of sight” because it robs people of vision slowly and without early symptoms…. Read more
New Year, New Laws: Giannoulias Initiated Laws Take Effect
Several new laws initiated by Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias took effect on Monday. The initiatives were passed in 2023 by the Illinois General Assembly before being signed into… Read more
City of Chicago Appoints New DOH Commissioner and OEMC Executive Director
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced the appointment of Lissette Castañeda to serve as Department of Housing (DOH) commissioner and Jose Tirado to serve as the executive director of the Office of… Read more
The Executives’ Club of Chicago Announces: Annual Economic Outlook 2024 Event
The Executives’ Club of Chicago’s Annual Economic Outlook has been a Chicago tradition for more than 40 years and is Exec Club’s most popular event. Join four economists and financial… Read more
Roosevelt University Receives $5M Grant to Expand STEM Doctoral Programs
Roosevelt University is proud to announce that it has received a nearly $5 million grant to expand STEM education access to minority students. With these funds, the University will continue… Read more
Chicago Public Schools Fills Key Leadership Role
The Chicago Board of Education approved the appointment of Joshua Long to serve as the District’s new Chief of the Office of Diverse Learner Supports and Services (ODLSS) where he… Read more
City of Chicago Hosts Computer Science Education
The Department of Family and Support Services, announced High-Tech CHI, a day-long event focused on exposing K-14 students to new and innovative technology. This event was part of the Computer… Read more
Sinai Chicago Welcomes First Baby of 2024
At 4:52am Monday, baby Andrew Harris Jr. took his first breath at Mount Sinai Hospital, becoming Sinai Chicago’s first baby of 2024. The son of Sade Humphrey and Andrew Harris… Read more
