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Cicero Welcomes Manolo’s Tamales
By: Ashmar Mandou Opening up a restaurant is no easy feat; especially, when you have several competitors within walking distance. But when you have the expertise of someone who has… Read more
31st Chicago Latino Film Festival Opening Night
By: Ashmar Mandou The Chicago Latino Film Festival is finally here! The 31st Chicago Latino Film Festival (CLFF) opens tonight at the AMC River East 21, 322 E. Illinois St.,… Read more
Chicago’s Debt Time Bomb
by Daniel Nardini Regardless of who wins the Chicago mayoral election, the person chosen will have to face a whole list of problems in the city. These problems are a… Read more
Latino Art Beat Announces 2015 Scholarship Competition
Latino Art Beat recently announced its annual scholarship competition this year, themed “What Sports Mean to Me?” Students are invited to submit colorful drawings or paintings accompanied by a 350… Read more
For Kids, Quality Time Spent With Parents Counts
Many people believe that if parents spend more time with their children, these kids do better. But findings from a new study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family… Read more
LALA Greek Griego: Recetas Fáciles y Bajas en Calorías
Paletas de Hielo con LALA Greek Smoothie Ingredientes: LALA Greek Smoothie de su sabor preferido Moldes para paletas de hielo Instrucciones: Vacíe el smoothie dentro de los moldes para paletas… Read more
Navajo Nation Levies America’s First-Ever Junk Food Tax
Next month, Native Americans who live in the Navajo Nation and are concerned about obesity, diabetes and poor nutritional health among the reservation’s nearly 300,000 residents will get some legislative… Read more
Emanuel Vows to Be Better Mayor; Garcia Vows to Continue to Fight for Chicago
By: Ashmar Mandou Mayor Rahm Emanuel was re-elected mayor of Chicago on Tuesday, enduring a grueling challenge from Cook county Commissioner Jesus “Chuy” Garcia, who had hopes to become the… Read more
Gads Hill Center’s 2015 Spring Gala: Transforming Families Through Education
Gads Hill Center will host its annual Benefit Gala on Thursday, April 23rd, celebrating 117 years serving Chicago’s west and southwest sides. This year’s Gala, Transforming Families Through Education, celebrates… Read more
No High School Free Speech
I have an important question for all legal experts; when does a person come of age where they have all the rights of freedom of speech? Is it 18 years… Read more »