Monthly Archives: June 2019
Why Businesses Must Grasp Millennial Thinking or Face Economic Calamity
When it comes to shopping and buying, the Millennial generation appears to play by its own rules. And businesses that fail to understand the Millennial mindset are destined to fall… Read more
Latino Elected, Community Leaders Call for End to Disrespect to Communities of Color in Judicial Selection Process
Various Latino elected and community leaders denounced the actions of Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne Burke’s recent appointments in the judicial system that show a deliberate disregard to adequate and… Read more
Hernandez-Backed Legislation to Abolish For-Profit Detention Centers Awaits Governor’s Signature
For-profit detention centers used to carry out Donald Trump’s inhumane family separation policy would be banned in Illinois, under legislation passed by State Rep. Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernandez, D-Cicero, which is… Read more
Pappas: Go to cookcountytreasurer.com to Read Your Tax Bills Now, More Than a Week Before Mailing
Cook County property tax bills due August 1, 2019, have been posted to cookcountytreasurer.com, where homeowners can see how much they owe more than a week before the bills are… Read more
A Bright Future for Chicago
A guest post by: Joe Dominguez, CEO of ComEd and co-chair of the mayor’s environment transition committee Edited by Lawndale Bilingual News May 13 marked a new day for Chicago… Read more
La Magia de Los Libros
Por Sylvia Tencer El Festival Internacional del Libro, BEA, BookExpo y BookCon se realizó en la ciudad de Nueva York. Asistieron más de 30,000 personas, celebridades, editores, publicistas y amantes de la… Read more
El Equipo de Spanish Coalition for Housing Honrado por Destacados Esfuerzos en Educación
Tras un año de crecientes esfuerzos educativos a través de talleres prácticos, un equipo de tres mujeres de Spanish Coalition for Housing (SCH) fueron honradas por sus destacadas contribuciones en… Read more
Ruido Fest: Más Actos, Nueva Ubicación
Caption by Ashmar Mandou Ruido Fest, festival de música latina de tres días, regresa Chicago en su quinto aniversario, con una fuerte lista de diversos actos musicales. Este fin de… Read more
La Alcaldesa Lightfoot y CPS Lanzan Innovador Programa de Verano
Por Ashmar Mandou Un nuevo e innovador programa de verano, llamado Summer for Change (S4C), diseñado para llegar a los jóvenes vulnerables de Chicago fue lanzado el miércoles, con la… Read more
Forget Slavery Reparations
By Daniel Nardini I NEVER thought in my life that I would agree with anything U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell has said, but for once I have to agree with the… Read more »