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Cook County Officials Celebrate Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month
On Wednesday, October 15th, Cook County Commissioners and the Office of Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle celebrated Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month in the lobby of the Cook County… Read more
Together for Trees Invites the Community for a Day of Nature, Learning and Service
The Forest Preserves of Cook County invites residents to Together for Trees, a community event celebrating and caring for the region’s trees. The event will take place on Saturday, October… Read more
Community Savings Bank Hosted Popular Fall Events
Community Savings Bank once again hosted two popular neighborhood events in September. The annual fall Shred-a-Thon on Saturday, September 20 was appreciated by all who came and watched as their… Read more
ComEd Showcases Indoor Farming Tech in North Lawndale
ComEd joined the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and Young Men’s Educational Network (YMEN) for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday to celebrate successful food production of the agriculture pod (ag pod)… Read more
Peace and Unity March in Cicero
A candlelight walk is planned for Thursday evening, as the Town of Cicero comes together under the theme of “One Town. One Heart. One Prayer.” Residents, business owners, elected officials,… Read more
City of Chicago Announces Return of ‘Chicago Fall Fest’
City of Chicago announced the return of Chicago Fall Fest, a coordinated two-week-long series of cultural and community fall events designed to engage Chicago’s youth and residents of all ages…. Read more
SNAP Benefits Slated to be Cut Off on in November
Federal officials with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have informed all states that it will not fund November Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits if the federal government shutdown,… Read more
SNAP in Jeopardy
By: Ashmar Mandou Nearly two million Illinois residents are in jeopardy of losing their SNAP benefits next month if the government shutdown continues. “Nearly two million people in Illinois rely… Read more
Adapt to Daylight Saving Time Changes
As we prepare for Daylight Saving Time change, you may wonder how this shift will affect your sleep patterns. With the help of the Mayo Clinic, here are a few… Read more
New Suburban Cook County Suicide Report Shows Growing Disparities by Race and Ethnicity
Cook County Department of Public Health released its latest report, Suburban Cook County Suicide Report, highlighting local trends, disparities, resources and steps to support prevention and healing. Overall, suburban Cook… Read more
