Robert Dold, the Republican candidate for Illinois’ 10th Congressional District, said immigration is “100 percent…
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Ald. Carrie Austin Calls on Educators, Parents to Curb Youth Violence
Educating people of all ages would be the most efficient way to curb violence on…
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Putting a New Face Forward in Belmont/Central
The Belmont – Central Chamber of Commerce is having a meeting for business owners about…
Lack of Libraries Could Leave Chicago Public Schools Lagging
There are currently more than 160 Chicago public schools without libraries, according to CPS spokeswoman…
Alderman Bet on Gaming to Bring Revenue to Chicago
A key Chicago alderman said last week that he hopes state lawmakers will consider a…
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Time for Words for Water
Blog Action Day 2010 is Oct. 15. The issue this year is “water.” It is…
Housing Ordinance Still Languishes, Frustrating Activists
Frustrated activists for Chicago’s homeless were stymied once more last week when the City Council again failed to address proposed ordinance that would funnel Tax Increment Financing funds into affordable housing programs.
Cook County Foreclosure Program Criticized
A Cook County-funded foreclosure program designed to keep people in their homes is being criticized…