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Dominican Republic A Reflection On U.S. Immigration Debate
By Daniel Nardini U.S. ambassador to the Dominican Republic, James Brewster, stated that while people should follow the laws in the Dominican Republic, the Dominican government should also try and… Read more
Manuel Martinez Wins $100,000 With Illinois Millions Instant Ticket
“Two months ago I had a dream that I won the lottery!” Manuel Martinez said when he presented his winning ticket at the Illinois Lottery Prize Center in Chicago. The… Read more
Indoor Grilling Tips With A LongHorn Steakhouse Certified Grill Master
Stone Oak resident and Certified Grill Master Efrain Lopez joined the LongHorn Steakhouse team more than 10 years ago as a dish washer, and quickly discovered his passion for expertly… Read more
Chicago Artists Delve Into The Surreal In “Survival, Spirit, Dreams, Nightmares”
On Sunday, February 9, The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, located at 2320 W. Chicago Ave., will open the “Survival, Spirit, Dreams, Nightmares” exhibition from 2 to 5 p.m. The… Read more
“Black Young Men in America” Symposium Will Explore Ways To Support African American Male Youth
On Saturday, February 15, the University of Chicago will sponsor the “Black Young Men in America: Rising above Social and Racial Prejudice, Trauma, and Educational Disparities” symposium from 8 a.m…. Read more
President Kathleen Therese Meany Commends Governor Pat Quinn For His Commitment To Clean Water Initiatives
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago President Kathleen Therese Meany recently thanked Illinois Governor Pat Quinn for his commitment to clean water and flood protection. The Governor has… Read more
Senator Sandoval Urges Action In Reversing Illinois’ Unemployment Woes
State Senator Martin Sandoval (D-Chicago) reacted to the State of the State address by bringing attention to the state’s high unemployment rate. Illinois has an unemployment rate of 8.6 percent,… Read more
Radioshack’s Superbowl Ad Reinvents The Brand To New Era Of Customers
RadioShack’s 30-second Superbowl ad entitled “The Phone Call” featured ’80s pop culture icon ready to reclaim their technology, helping the brand turn a page on the Radioshack of the past…. Read more
Money Smart Programs At The Chicago Public Library Assist Residents On Financial Matters
In partnership with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, The Chicago Public Library (CPL) continues its free series of Money Smart programs this February, designed to give participants the skills… Read more
CELAC: Marching In The Wrong Direction
By Daniel Nardini The Community for Latin American and Caribbean Countries (CELAC) concluded on January 31st, its fourth annual meeting held in, of all places, Havana, Cuba. Its two main… Read more »