As local veterans groups work to help the growing number of jobless and homeless…
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Chicago Libraries May Lose Some Hours
Chicago public libraries would reduce hours as a result of cuts in the 2012 city…
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In Chicago, A Slowly Building Beninese Community
Dieu Donne, a Beninese immigrant who lives in Chicago’s South Side, emigrated to the states because he wanted an opportunity to earn a better education.
Q&A with Controversial Author Chris Crutcher
Chris Crutcher is a name commonly heard around the libraries of junior highs and high…
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Talman School Parents Look for Solutions to Overcrowding – CPS Mum on Matter
Parents at Talman Elementary in Gage Park look just over a mile away to a…
OccupyChi Protesters Still Fired Up, Despite Arrests
Occupy Chicago protesters relocated back to the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago following the arrest of more than…
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63rd Street Gets “One Stop Shopping” for Careers, Digital Literacy
The 63rd Street Corridor Center for Working Families at Kennedy-King College, is now officially open….
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Emanuel proposed budget would cut library hours
Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced his first budget proposal on Wednesday to the City of Chicago…