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Trinity Health Announces Plans for South Side Outpatient Center

Trinity Health Announces Plans for South Side Outpatient Center

Leaders at Trinity Health filed a Certificate of Need Application with the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board to pave the way to open the Mercy Care Center that will offer… Read more »

Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services Announces Equity-Centric Healthcare Transformation Plan

Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services Announces Equity-Centric Healthcare Transformation Plan

Building on Governor Pritzker’s renewal of the Hospital Assessment Program earlier this year, the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) unveiled a new equity-centric healthcare plan that addresses… Read more »

Villanueva Encourages Uninsured Illinoisans to Visit ACA Marketplace

Villanueva Encourages Uninsured Illinoisans to Visit ACA Marketplace

State Senator Celina Villanueva (D-Chicago) is encouraging uninsured and underinsured Illinoisans to visit the Affordable Care Act Marketplace during the open enrollment period, which runs from Nov. 1 to Dec…. Read more »

CVS Health Joins Chicago-Area Nonprofits to Launch Free, Rapid COVID-19 Testing

CVS Health Joins Chicago-Area Nonprofits to Launch Free, Rapid COVID-19 Testing

Together with the New Spiritual Light Missionary Baptist Church and Peer Plus Education and Training Advocates, CVS Health is launching rapid COVID-19 testing at the Chicago Baptist Institute.  CVS pharmacists… Read more »

Fig Factor Media Hosts First Young Latina Talks in Cicero

Fig Factor Media Hosts First Young Latina Talks in Cicero

Eleven young Hispanic women from Cicero took to the stage at J. Sterling Morton High School to share their personal stories of overcoming barriers, self-doubt, adversity who exemplify perseverance during… Read more »

CPS to Begin In-Person Learning

CPS to Begin In-Person Learning

By: Ashmar Mandou Earlier this week, the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) stated that all students will learn remotely through the end of… Read more »

City Colleges of Chicago Invites Students to Enroll in Spring Classes

City Colleges of Chicago Invites Students to Enroll in Spring Classes

With a new year just around the corner, it’s time to leave 2020 behind and make a new start.  City Colleges provides a quality, affordable education that helps prepare you for… Read more »

Wicker Park Kicks Off Holiday Shopping Season

Wicker Park Kicks Off Holiday Shopping Season

The nonprofit Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce announces a new WPB Virtual 5K throughout the week leading up to Small Business Saturday on November 28, 2020. All proceeds support… Read more »

Aldermen to Introduce Amendments, Ordinances to Mayor Lightfoot’s Budget

Aldermen to Introduce Amendments, Ordinances to Mayor Lightfoot’s Budget

A pool of aldermen plan to introduce a series of budget amendments and ordinances to Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s proposed 2021 budget. The package includes: a tax on Amazon and other… Read more »

Chicago Food System Fund Opens New Round of Funding Applications

Chicago Food System Fund Opens New Round of Funding Applications

The Chicago Region Food System Fund announced a new round of funding to support long-term food system resilience. The Fund addresses hunger and business disruption by bolstering the region’s communities… Read more »