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- 03/16 1871 Opens Apps for 2023 Affinity Program: WMNtech Founders
- 03/16 City Begins Work on United Yards
- 03/16 Chicago Fire Football Club, Chicago Housing Authority Sign Lease on New Training Facility
- 03/16 City of Chicago Announces Pay Equity Audit for City Workers
- 03/16 ISBE Addresses Evidence-Based Funding Audit Finding
- 03/16 Illinois Education Association to Release Annual, Bi-Partisan State of Education Report
- 03/16 University of Michigan Health-West Shares Tips on How to Eat for Life During National Nutrition Month
- 03/16 City Colleges Hosts Event for UMAP Program
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City of Chicago Announces 2023 Summer Festival and Events
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Spanish Coalition Continues to Narrow the Homeownership Gap in Chicago
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McDonald’s Owner/Operators, GSF Foundation Donate Athletic Shoes to Children in Need
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Spring fun returns with Lincoln Park Zoo’s Spring Egg-Stravaganza
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Chicago Latino Film Festival Opens and Closes with Female-Directed Films
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Cicero Police Department Announces the Arrest of Marco A. Jimenez in Connection with the Murder of Juan Garcia
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Chicago’s Fine Arts Building Celebrates 125th Anniversary
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Brookfield Zoo Offering Virtual Spring Lectures
Business
1871 Opens Apps for 2023 Affinity Program: WMNtech Founders
1871 has opened applications for their WMNtech Founders program, starting April 2023. This unique affinity offering runs for twelve weeks, combining professional development curriculum, mentoring, and peer group development to… Read more
City Begins Work on United Yards
By: Ashmar Mandou The City of Chicago and New City stakeholders began construction on Tuesday on United Yards, the new $58M mixed-use project that aims to revive the heart of… Read more
Education
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ISBE Addresses Evidence-Based Funding Audit Finding
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) announced its plan to address the one finding from the independent audit of the Evidence-Based Funding (EBF) formula. ISBE contracted an independent audit… Read more
- Illinois Education Association to Release Annual, Bi-Partisan State of Education Report
- City Colleges Hosts Event for UMAP Program
Health
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University of Michigan Health-West Shares Tips on How to Eat for Life During National Nutrition Month
There is no one-size-fits all diet. Eliminating all, or even most, of a macronutrient (protein, fat, carbohydrate/sugar) has unintended consequences. The trick is finding the proper balance of those macronutrients… Read more
- Women Healthcare Leaders Address the ‘Death Gap’ Impacting Chicago’s Black and Brown Communities
- Chicago Cubs Become the First MLB Team to Install American College of Surgeons STOP THE BLEED® Kits
Commentary
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No to Military Strikes Within Mexico
By Daniel Nardini As tragic as the death of two Americans and the kidnapping of two others was while they were in Matamorros, Mexico, what should NOT be done is… Read more
- The People of Chicago Have Spoken
- On the Very Wrong Side of History
Foods
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Salmon Cobb Salad
Ingredients Dressing: * ¾ cup buttermilk * ½ cup mayonnaise * ¼ cup minced shallot * 3 tablespoons chopped fresh dill * 1 tablespoon lemon juice * ½ teaspoon salt… Read more
- Spring Vegetable Lasagna
- Cucumber Sandwich