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Make a Resolution for Healthy Vision
As you plan for a healthier 2016, why not add this sight-saving exercise to your list of resolutions: Get a comprehensive dilated eye exam. It’s the only way to find… Read more
High Blood Sugar Might Raise Risk of Complications After a Heart Attack or Stroke
Here’s one more reason folks living with diabetes or pre-diabetes should take care of their cardiovascular health. New findings published in the journal of British Pharmacology show high blood sugar… Read more
Mercy Hospital Announces New Chief Medical Officer
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael Davenport has been selected as the new Chief Medical Officer. Dr. Davenport replaces Dr. Michael McDonnell who served… Read more
Morton Teacher is Assistant Boys’ Coach of the Year in Illinois High School Tennis
Illinois High School Tennis Coaches Association (IHSTCA) awarded the 2015 Assistant Boys’ Coach of the Year Award to Phil Stowers. J. Sterling Morton High School District 201 constantly praises its… Read more
Malcolm X College and School of Health Sciences Provides State-of-the Art Education
By: Ashmar Mandou Designed with ingenuity and quality programming in mind, Malcolm X College’s newly opened state-of-the-art campus addresses the needs and wants of prospective students with the desire to… Read more
CPS Students Receive More Than $950 Million in Scholarship Offers in 2015
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) Chief Education Officer Janice Jackson announced that the 2015 graduating class received more than $950 million in scholarship offers, an increase of… Read more
Meet and Greet at College Fair
On behalf of LULAC Young Adults of Illinois, we are inviting parents and students to participate in the College & University Fair to be held on Tuesday, January 26 from… Read more
Ald. Cardenas and McKinley Park Advisory Council Host Successful Creative Workshop
Alderman George Cardenas and the McKinley Park Advisory Council’s held a creative workshop “Louder Than A Bomb Creative Writing Workshop” with neighborhood kids, Young Chicago Authors Black Rose where they… Read more
Triton College Offers New, Fast Opportunity to Enter the Health Care Workforce
Triton College is offering a new certification program starting spring 2016 that will put students on the fast track to obtaining a job in the health care industry. Triton’s Certified… Read more
Dollars and Sense
By: Zalutsky and Pinski, Ltd It’s official! The holiday season is over. Even if your neighbor still hasn’t taken down their lights, you and your wallet have probably lost that… Read more
