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New Research Reveals Community Involvement is Important to Hispanics’ Overall Well-Being
A new nationwide survey conducted by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) concludes that Hispanics who are involved in their communities find it personally gratifying and empowering. Interestingly, a majority… Read more
Supportive Colleagues Could be the Key to Health and Fairness at Work
The attitudes and behaviors of colleagues towards people returning to work from sick leave can have a big impact on whether or not a worker feels they are fairly treated… Read more
City Breaks Ground on Eternal Flame of Hope
By: Ashmar Mandou To commemorate the 50th anniversary, Special Olympics officials joined the Chicago Park District at a groundbreaking ceremony held for the Eternal Flame of Hope – a permanent,… Read more
Vehicle owner and friend charged in false car-jacking
Two Chicago residents were charged Sunday with making false claims to Cicero Police regarding the theft of their car in Cicero, falsely claiming their vehicle being “car-jacked” with a 4-year-old… Read more
Chicago Park District Looking for Ambassadors
Meet visitors from around the world, while guiding them around two of the city’s most unique architectural and natural landscapes as a volunteer for the Lincoln Park Conservancy Docent program…. Read more
Illinois EPA Announces Draft Plan to Fund Alternate Fuel, Electric Projects
The state is unveiling its plan to spend its share of a multi-billion dollar Volkswagen Settlement. Illinois has been allocated more than $108 million dollars after it was discovered Volkswagen… Read more
Early Voting for Gubernatorial Primary Begins
Early voting for the March 20 Gubernatorial Primary Election began on Monday, with Cook County Clerk David Orr and the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners kicking it off with an… Read more
Berwyn Police Department to Conduct Special Patrols
The Berwyn Police Department announced it will conduct special patrols this St. Patrick’s Day to crack down on drunk drivers and encourage people to wear their seat belts. Widely celebrated… Read more
AT&T Bringing Custom Deals to Chicago
Beginning this week, AT&T is taking to the streets of the three largest U.S. cities—New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles with special limited time offers. “This is about giving… Read more
Peruvian President Up for Impeachment?!
By: Daniel Nardini The Peruvian Congress may try to carry a second motion of impeachment on scandal-plagued Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. The first motion of impeachment, which failed, was… Read more »