Author Archives: Editor
ComEd Recuerda a sus Clientes que Hay Opciones de Más Ayuda con sus Cuentas de Electricidad
Como muchas famiias y comercios de Illinois continúan luchando con los retos financieros causados por la pandemia del COVID-19, ComEd recueraa a sus clientes que lo necesiten que hay una… Read more
Pilsen Neighbors y Chicago Bar Association Anuncian el Programa de Restablecimiento de la Licencia de Conducir Virtual
Los resientes del área de Chicago que tienen su licencia de conducir suspendida o revocada y necesitan asistencia legal para ayudarles a navegar por el proceso de reinstalación, deben inscribirse… Read more
Pritzker Administration Extends Deadline to Apply for Emergency Rental Assistance
Governor Pritzker announced the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) has extended the deadline for Illinois renters to apply for aid by one week to 12:00 p.m. on August 28th due… Read more
Amazon to Bring Job Boost to Cicero
By: Ashmar Mandou Town of Cicero President Larry Dominick announced on Wednesday that Cicero has been selected as the newest location for new Amazon facilities. “Cicero has become one of… Read more
Dental Practice Brings Smiles to Berwyn
Dental Town recently opened their newest location on Cermak Road in Berwyn. The newest addition to the Cermak Road corridor was commemorated with a ribbon cutting following social distancing guidelines… Read more
YMCA of Metro Chicago Modifies It’s Out of School Time Programming
YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago has adapted it’s out of school time programming to include a new remote learning option to support the changing needs of families and school administrators as… Read more
Back to School, Back to Work – But First Get an Employment Certificate
Young people in Illinois either have or soon will return to schoolwork — either remotely or in person or some of both. And a lot of those young people will… Read more
ISBE, IEMA Distributing Free Face Masks to Illinois Public Schools
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) are distributing 2.5 million free cloth face coverings to public schools around the state. The free… Read more
IDPH Launches Travel Map to Provide Guidance on Travel Risk
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) on Monday launched its new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) travel map to help inform residents of potential risks associated with traveling during the pandemic. … Read more
Internist Warns about Trending “Health Foods”
The free time “lockdown” has brought to households across the nation has many spending more time at home, on their phones and on social media, looking up new diets or… Read more
