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Governor Quinn Signs New Pension Law
Last week, Governor Quinn signed a law resolving Illinois’ pension reform crisis. The new Senate Bill 1 was sponsored by Senator Kwame Raoul (D-Chicago) and Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago). “This… Read more
HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Network Goes Bilingual, Mobile
December is HIV/AIDS awareness month and for Illinois healthcare organizations and professionals, it’s time to spread the word. Illinois’ HIV Care Connect, a multi-region medical service network for the HIV-positive… Read more
Consejos de OEMC Sobre Seguridad, Información sobre Centros de Calentamiento
Al bajar las temperaturas de Chicago a un dígito, Chicago Office of Emergency Management (OEMC) expidió consejos para prepararse para los próximos cambios de clima. Asegúrese de que las tuberías… Read more
CPS Announces Proposed School Relocations
In an effort to improve learning environments, Chicago Public Schools announced last week a proposal that will expand and relocate schools that currently share the same facilities, including those in… Read more
Transit Reform Advocates Debate the Future of the RTA
The current structure of the Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) has caused frustration for the riding public, transit agencies and policy makers. On Tuesday Dec. 3rd University of Illinois-Chicago’s Great Cities… Read more
Elevarte Celebrates Family, Pozole
The holiday spirit of giving moves beyond the plate for this cherished community cause. Join Elevarte Community Studio this Saturday, Dec. 7th from 6 PM to 10 PM for the… Read more
AARP Debuts Free, Online Health Cost Calculator
Sudden medical emergencies can have huge financial costs, especially for senior citizens. That is why AARP recently released a free, online health care cost calculator to help individuals and families… Read more
Prestigioso Instituto de Liderazgo Selecciona a Educador Local
El comité del Instituto de Liderazgo Ejecutivo seleccionó al Dr. Keith D. McLaughlin como Vicepresidente de Avance Institucional en Morton College, en Cicero, IL. Patrocinado por la Liga pro Innovación… Read more
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian headlines One Book, One Chicago events
This year, the Chicago Public Library’s One Book, One Chicago program explores the idea of migration through the selection of Isabel Wilkerson’s acclaimed book The Warmth of Other Suns. Throughout… Read more
La Prohibición de Estacionamiento Nocturno en Chicago Entra en Efecto este Invierno
Efectivo el 1º de diciembre, el Departamento de Calles y Sanidad de Chicago anunció la Prohibición de Estacionamiento Nocturno anual de la ciudad, que prohibirá a los motoristas estacionar en… Read more
