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Remodelación de la Estación del Metra en Cicero
Por: Celia Martínez Una ceremonia de la primera piedra tuvo lugar el martes en la mañana cuando el Senador del Estado de Illinois, Martín Sandoval (D-12), y el Presidente del… Read more
McDonald’s Celebra el Regreso a la Escuela
El Restaurante McDonald’s, 3241 W. North Ave., celebró el regreso de los estudiantes a la escuela, con un evento especial que tuvo lugar el pasado jueves. Esta celebración es parte… Read more
The Drought
By: Daniel Nardini All anyone has to do is look at the grass to know that we are in a serious drought. We have either not seen any rain at… Read more
Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law
By: Daniel Nardini It has been mentioned in numerous articles. A lady named Viviette Applewhite, now 93 years old, has been voting in all presidential elections since she voted for… Read more
Latino Battleground in Florida
By: Daniel Nardini There is no question that Florida is one of the key battle states in the upcoming presidential election. This was the key state that decided the election… Read more
Forums Offer Opportunity to Shape Parks
The Chicago Park District will host regional forums to gather public input to help shape the 2013 budget. The forums provide an opportunity for residents to bring forth ideas and… Read more
Forum Addresses Hunger Among Latinos
LATINO Magazine presented NO MAS HAMBRE Forum on July 26 at the National Museum of Mexican Art. The Forum is part of NO MAS HAMBRE, a nationwide initiative launched by… Read more
Defensores de Prevención a la Obesidad Aclaman el Fondo de Alimentos Frescos de Illinois
Miembros de la Alianza para Prevenir la Obesidad de Illinois aclamaron el establecimiento de Illinois Fresh Food Fund el lunes. El recién creado fondo fue anunciado por el Gobernador Pat… Read more
Lighten Their Backpack Overload
If you’ve ever watched children walking to school, you’ve seen that some of them look like they’ve packed for the entire year, not just the school day. Carrying overloaded backpacks… Read more
Montes’ Fight for His Children: Part II
By: Daniel Nardini Even though the U.S. Department of Homeland Security had him deported, had separated his children from him and his disabled wife, and North Carolina’s Department of Child… Read more »