Monthly Archives: March 2017
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Everyone Has a Role to Play.
The public is invited to join the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, Prevent Child Abuse Illinois, other child welfare stakeholders, elected officials and more for a month long… Read more
Applicants Now Open for 1871 and the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Join Accelerator Program for Latinx Entrepreneurs
1871 and the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) announced Thursday that their joint incubator program has opened applications for its second cohort, which is set at 1871 in May… Read more
Chicago Park District Announces Improvements at Riis Park
Chicago Park District Superintendent Michael P. Kelly and Alderman Ariel Reboyras (30th) announced plans for significant improvements to the tennis courts and track at Riis Park, 6100 West Fullerton Avenue…. Read more
Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago Announces Robotics Week
The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago is celebrating the exciting field of robotics during National Robotics Week. On April 8, 9, 14 and 15 at MSI, guests can interact… Read more
National Museum of Mexican Art’s 30th year
Memoria Presente: An Artistic Journey The National Museum of Mexican Art is celebrating by looking to the future of Chicago’s art scene. The works of 30 artists are featured in… Read more
Parent Mentor Monica Espinoza
Celebrating Women By: Ashmar Mandou In honor of Women’s History Month, we showcased women from all walks of life who exemplified strength, compassion, and the motivation to propel their community… Read more
‘We want transparency’
By: Ashmar Mandou Chicago activists and residents called for more transparency Tuesday as officials with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigate an agent-involved shooting that left a man wounded. “We… Read more
State Representative Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernandez
Celebrating Women By: Ashmar Mandou In honor of Women’s History Month, we showcased women from all walks of life who exemplified strength, compassion, and the motivation to propel their community… Read more
Town of Cicero to Honor WWI Veterans
The Town of Cicero is looking for relatives of Cicero residents who served during World War I in defense of our country. The Town has a list of veterans who… Read more
Driver in fatal crash charged with aggravated driving DUI causing death
On Saturday, March 25, 2017 around 9:35 p.m., Cicero Police and Fire Department responded to a traffic crash with injuries at the intersection of Roosevelt and Laramie Avenue. Upon arrival,… Read more
