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ISBE Announces Morton District 201 Teacher as Finalist for Illinois Teacher of the Year
J. Sterling Morton High School District 201 is home to one of the ten finalists for the 2017 Illinois Teacher of the Year Award presented by the Illinois State Board… Read more
CPS Students Set Record-High ACT Score
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) announced that students achieved a record high average score of 18.4 on the 2015-2016 ACT exam, which represents the highest composite score… Read more
UniverSoul Circus Plays Chicago
A big top spectacle of global proportions, the 2016 production of UniverSoul Circus takes fans of all ages on an unforgettable journey of light, sound and soul. Get ready for… Read more
Keep the Lights on for “The Exorcist”
FOX Series Premieres Friday, September 23 By Amelia Orozco Twitter: @Amelia_Orozco There is a space in our minds where the horror of The Exorcist has lived since we burned it… Read more
NALAC Michigan Latinx Arts Summit
8:30 am – 6:30 pm, October 7, 2016 Ford Resource and Engagement Center (Mercado) 2826 Bagley Ave, Detroit, MI 48216 The NALAC Michigan Latinx Arts Summit is a key opportunity… Read more
Latino Art Beat
By: Ashmar Mandou There are a plethora of flattering words that could be used to describe Chicago-native Don Rossi Nuccio. Passionate, fascinating, committed, philanthropic, or bold. In actuality, all these… Read more
New Season, New Style
Fall is around the corner, and what better way to embrace the last season of the year than with fresh new hair styles? Celebrity hair stylist, Leonardo Rocco and Suave… Read more
West Suburban and Chicago Leaders Announce ‘Concert Across America to End Gun Violence’
Days after a West Suburban teen was shot and killed on Chicago’s West Side, a group of residents and non-profit leaders announced a local concert event as part of the… Read more
Chicago ‘Top City for Cycling’
Bicycling magazine awarded the City of Chicago as America’s Best Bike City for 2016 because of its efforts to improve safety for cyclists and invest in bike infrastructure that reaches… Read more
Larry Dominick Foundation Gives $25,000 Grant to Youth Programs
The Larry Dominick Foundation has made a donation of $25,000 to the Clyde Park District, to be used to support sports and recreation programs for youth in Cicero and neighboring… Read more
