Author Archives: Editor
Ald. Cardenas Introduces Latest Revenue Generating Policy
By: Ashmar Mandou Recently, Alderman George Cardenas introduced a new policy intended to generate additional revenue to the City of Chicago with the help of the Non-Resident Employee Fee. As… Read more
Youth Guidance Gala Honors Bank of America and Richard Logan, Celebrates Success
On Saturday, May 9th, donors and friends of Chicago nonprofit Youth Guidance came together to support youth in need at the agency’s annual gala, “Bright Futures”. The black-tie affair was… Read more
NASCAR Xfinity Series Driver Daniel Suarez Visits Elementary Students
By: Ashmar Mandou NASCAR XFINITY Series Rookie of the Year candidate Daniel Suárez met with some of his youngest fans on Monday when he visited Thomas Jefferson Elementary in Joliet…. Read more
Merit School Students Bing Stringtacular to Benito Juarez Academy
Merit School of Music invites the public to experience Stringtacular, a free concert on Saturday, May 30 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Benito Juarez Community Academy, 1450-1510 W…. Read more
Annual Parenting Conference Helps Chicago Parents Become Primary Educators of Their Children
Parents from across the City of Chicago and the near suburbs gathered on Saturday, May 9, for Midtown Educational Foundation’s (MEF) 15th Annual Parenting Conference—an all-day program designed to provide… Read more
LVCC Holds Annual Scholarship Ceremony
The Little Village Chamber of Commerce (LVCC) held its 14th Annual Ambassador Scholarship breakfast this Thursday, May 14th at the National Museum of Mexican Art (NMMA). The chamber recognized ten… Read more
Camelot Launches Second Jobs for the Future Teacher Training Lab
Camelot’s teaching techniques are based on a framework created by Boston-based Jobs for the Future, an organization committed to ensuring that all underprepared young people have the skills and credentials… Read more
Queen of Peace Free Summer Clinic Back by Popular Demand
For the third year in a row, Queen of Peace will be offering its successful summer clinic program. Girls in the 4th through 8th grade are welcome to reserve a… Read more
A Common Bond: Gift of Hope Unites Organ Donor and Recipient Families in Emotional Meeting
It was a reunion of sorts for four families who gathered at Gift of Hope last Thursday. Though they’d never before met and aren’t related by blood, the families share… Read more
Why Communication Is The Oxygen That Keeps Relationships Alive
Married couples should have plenty to say to each other, but research says communication is one of the issues they struggle with most. Part of the problem may be that… Read more
