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Haga Contar su Voto Aquí y en México
Por: Yvette Sandoval La semana de las elecciones es un buen momento para ejercitar tu derecho al voto, no solo a nivel local, sino fuera de E.U. La Consejera Electoral… Read more
La Liga de Mujeres Votantes Presenta Programa Anual de la Ciudad
“Un Cuento de Dos Ciudades: Salvar la División de Oportunidades en Chicago” es el tema de la Liga de Mujeres Votantes de Chicago (LWV Chicago), en el almuerzo y recaudación… Read more
El Festival de Cine Latino de Chicago Anuncia su Selección para la Noche de Gala de Clausura
El Festival de Cine Latino de Chicago No. 34 anuncia laPremier de The Summit, de Santiago Mitre, para la película de la Noche de Gala de Clausura. El Festival se… Read more
Exercise an Antidote for Aging
If you want to counter the physical costs of getting old, regular exercise might be our best option, researchers report. The findings “debunk the assumption that aging automatically makes us… Read more
Best Ways to Lose Weight
In a new study, Stanford University researchers put more than 600 overweight adults on either a healthy low-fat or low-carb diet. It turns out, participants had similar levels of weight… Read more
No Time to Visit a Derm? Care for Your Skin Like the Experts this Season
Now that we’re transitioning into warmer weather, it’s the perfect moment to take a deeper look at our skin and how the winter may have negatively affected it. Revamping your… Read more
Harmon, Activists Urge Governor to Sign Gun Dealer Licensing Act
State Senator Don Harmon (D-Oak Park) joined Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago Police Department Superintendent Eddie Johnson, fellow legislators, gun violence prevention advocates and victims of gun violence in calling on… Read more
CPS Parade to the Polls
High schools get out to vote during the gubernatorial primary election by hosting a Parade to the Poll. Junior and Seniors at John Hancock College Prep are working to increase… Read more
WV Teacher and Strike Leader Speak about Historic Wildcat Strike
West Virginia’s historic wildcat teachers strike has inspired rank and file workers across the nation — including right here in Chicago. On Friday, one of the strike leaders — elementary… Read more
Assessor Berrios Announces Second Extension of Deadline for Senior and Senior Freeze Exemption Applications
Cook County Assessor Joseph Berrios announced that his office has again extended the deadline for the Senior Citizen Exemption and Senior Freeze Exemption renewal applications and new applications for Tax… Read more
