Monthly Archives: November 2018
Latino Leaders Establish Latino Leadership Council
Latino elected, business and community leaders came together at the Union League Club to announce the formation of the Latino Leadership Council (LLC), Fuerza. Stronger, Together. The LLC is a… Read more
First Phase of Fulton Market Streetscape Project Complete
Mayor Rahm Emanuel joined Alderman Walter Burnett (27th Ward) and West Loop stakeholders to cut the ribbon on the first phase of the Fulton Market Streetscape, a community-inspired modernization of… Read more
Casa Central Announces Members of New Emerging Leaders Auxiliary Board
Casa Central announced the members of its new Emerging Leaders Auxiliary Board (ELAB) on Monday. The board is comprised of 22 distinguished young professionals from various industries across the Chicago… Read more
Chicago Animal Care and Control Announce Rehabilitation of Shelter Medical Facility
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Animal Care and Control (CACC) Executive Director Kelley Gandurski announced new investments as part of the 2019 budget to renovate the shelter’s medical facility and… Read more
Tech Companies to Add Jobs in Chicago
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that 16 local technology companies have added or will be adding a combined 2,000 jobs in Chicago in 2018 and 2019. From fintech and supply-chain, to… Read more
United Way of Metro Chicago Partners with Chicago Public Schools to Tackle Healthcare
United Way of Metro Chicago announced its partnership with Chicago Public Schools (CPS), in a collaborative effort to address healthcare enrollment through a unique enrollment plan funded by the Pritzker… Read more
Pappas’ Turns Office Into Christmas Wonderland
More than 90 Christmas trees and religious displays that show different ways of celebrating the holidays are on display in the downtown Chicago office of Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas…. Read more
ICIRR: Members of Congress must condemn U.S. military action against unarmed migrants, asylum seekers
Courtesy of ICIRR On Sunday, the U.S. Border Patrol violently attacked a crowd of migrants, including women, infants and small children, who were on the Mexico side of the U.S./Mexico… Read more
Holiday Flower Show to Showcase at Garfield, Lincoln Park Conservatories
Fun for all ages, Garfield Park conservatory and Lincoln Park Conservatory will host the Holiday Flower Show through January 6th. The Garfield Park Conservatory’s Holiday Flower “Tickled Pink” is a… Read more
The Rise of Political Leftism
By Daniel Nardini A few years back, when I was in the hospital for heart treatment, I had asked doctors and nurses if they knew who Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin,… Read more »