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Illinois Department of Public Health Shares Tips to Prevent Lead Poisoning
Lead poisoning is one of the most prevalent and preventable environmental health hazards and is known to contribute to learning disabilities, developmental delays, and behavioral problems. During National Lead Poisoning… Read more
Cook County Health Approves New Inpatient, Outpatient Facility on Hospital Campus
On October 22, the Illinois Health Facilities & Services Review Board approved Cook County Health’s (CCH) Certificate of Need (CON) to build a modern and efficient inpatient and outpatient facility… Read more
System VP Jose Feliciano of Advocate Aurora Health Earns Recognition
Chicago United recently announced that Jose Feliciano, System Vice President, Environmental Services and Linen Distribution of Advocate Aurora Health is one of 50 local business executives to be featured in… Read more
Calling all Volunteers: Seniors Training Academy Recruits (STARS) Program
The Cook County Sherriff’s Police Training Academy and Triton College’s Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) are looking for older adults who want to volunteer for a new instructional program… Read more
CPS Teachers March in Loop
By: Ashmar Mandou Thousands of Chicago teachers made their way downtown to protest while Mayor Lori Lightfoot delivered her budget address as the Chicago teacher strike entered its seventh day… Read more
Museum of Science and Industry’s Resident Physicist Becomes AAA IF/Then Ambassador
The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) is proud to announce that Senior Exhibit Developer and resident physicist Olivia Castellini, Ph.D., has been selected as an AAAS (American Association… Read more
Ford Announces $500,000,000 for Illinois College-Bound Students
State Representative La Shawn K. Ford, D-Chicago, and Michele Clark Academic Prep Magnet High School Principal Charles Anderson are encouraging high school seniors to get an early start on both… Read more
Advance Illinois Examines Statewide Education Progress, Ongoing Challenges in New Report
Advance Illinois continues its work as a leading independent, research-based education policy and advocacy organization with the release of The State We’re In 2019: A Report on Public Education in… Read more
City Announces New Strategy to Revitalize South and West Sides
Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot announced an unprecedented neighborhood investment initiative to support revitalization of key corridors on the South and West Sides of Chicago. INVEST South/West will marshal the resources… Read more
Social Security Q&A
By Josephine Mueller, Social Security Administration-Public Affairs Specialist Social Security is constantly expanding and improving our services to put you in control. In addition, Social Security is here to help… Read more
