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Sprint to Invest $150m to Chicago by 2016
Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Sprint (NYSE:S) announced an expansion of Sprint® for Chicago, which will add more than 750 new jobs to neighborhoods throughout Chicago and an expected investment of… Read more
Environmental Experts Talk Climate Change on Latino Health in Chicago
On Tuesday, Voces Verdes hosted a panel entitled The impact of climate change on the Latino community that convened a group of subject matter experts, community leaders, and elected officials… Read more
Comprehensive Sex-Ed Laws Vary Widely Across the United States
This year was a good year for national sex-ed expansion, shows a comprehensive new report by the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS). But advocates warn… Read more
Treasurer Summers Leads Alumni in Call to Action
Chicago City Treasurer Kurt Summers put out a call to all Whitney Young Alumni to join him, Alderman Michael Scott Jr. and Circuit Court Judge Devlin Schoop in welcoming students… Read more
Take the Skyline Plunge
On Sunday, Sept. 13, daring men and women will rappel theWit Hotel as part of Respiratory Health Association’s semi-annual Skyline Plunge! Chicago. Stepping over the edge 278 feet above the… Read more
PEACH GLAZED CHICKEN BREAST
Ingredients 4 boneless chicken breast halves, without skin 1 tablespoon melted butter Salt and pepper 2/3 cup peach preserves 1 tablespoon spicy brown mustard or Creole mustard 1 teaspoon balsamic… Read more
Call to Artists: “Embracing our Seniors”
As part of its ongoing community efforts, Oak Street Health is seeking proposals and qualifications from local Chicagoland artists to create a mural painting approximately 125l by 20h in size…. Read more
A Novel Way to Explain Online Bullying To Your Children
“What did I do to deserve this?” asked Mark Cheverton’s 7-year-old son with tears in his eyes. A short while prior, Cheverton, a former public school teacher of 15 years… Read more
Chicago Hope Academy Buzzes with Excitement
Hope Field at Altgeldt Park, the home football field of Chicago Hope Academy in the Tri-Taylor neighborhood, was abuzz last Friday night. It was the home opener for the scrappy… Read more
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center se Unen a Lurie Children’s Hospital
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center anunció el martes su afiliación con Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital de Chicago, para ofrecer servicios de hospital y neonatología las 24 horas… Read more
