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Monthly Archives: October, 2021

Chicago

Knicks take the Bulls undefeated record in close game 

Russell Simmons -
Tonight, the Bulls traveled back home to the United Center to face the Knicks.The Bulls and Knicks were fighting throughtout much of the game to maintain a point lead.
Politics

Marter Campaign Announces Endorsement from Michele Bachmann

Silence DoGood -
“I am proud of all the issues James supports. We need a member of Congress from this district who stands in support of these issues,” Bachmann said.
Politics

Harvey regular city council meeting: October 25, 2021

Noah Johnson -
The city of Harvey held a regular city council meeting on Oct. 25. The board started the meeting by agreeing to amend the agenda and striking items from consideration in the interest of time.
Politics

Midwest EPA union declares climate emergency, calls on President Biden, EPA to take immediate steps

Silence DoGood -
The union’s declaration included a list of demands for the Biden Administration
Politics

Deidre Baumann runs for Cook County Circuit Court Judge

Noah Johnson -
“The judge has to make sure that all of the staff within the courtroom (including) the clerk, the sheriff, any translators, everyone, has to know this is a place where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. If you start from the top and insist on that, the people appearing before you appreciate that."
Politics

Village of Robbins Council Meeting: 10/26/2021

Erica Darden -
Tuesday's Village of Robbins regular council meeting was called to order by Mayor Darren Bryant at 7:06 PM.
Politics

Hazel Crest Deputy Police Chief earns prestigious certification

Quinton R. Arthur -
"You have demonstrated a high level of competence, professional excellence, and community service, and have achieved the standards of performance in areas of leadership, management, public relations and ethics," said Chief Mitchell as he read the plaque.
Politics

$13 Million for Dolton School District 149

Silence DoGood -
South suburban Dolton School District 149 is planning to overhaul the “quality of life” in its school buildings by investing approximately $13 million from federal COVID relief money into installing new windows, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems into district facilities.
National

Rush Calls for Federal Investigation into Disappearance and Death of Jelani Day in Letter to AG Garland and FBI Director Wray

Silence DoGood -
Today, U.S. Representative Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill.) called on Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray to launch a federal investigation into the disappearance and death of Jelani Day, a 25-year-old Illinois State University graduate student who was reported missing on August 25.
National

Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Rush’s Legislation to Diversify Physical Therapy and Related Health Professions

Silence DoGood -
Today, the House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Health Subcommittee held a hearing on the Allied Health Workforce Diversity Act (H.R. 3320), legislation introduced by U.S. Representative Bobby L. Rush (D-Ill.) in May.
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