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Monthly Archives: November, 2021

In the Wake of Water Issues Plaguing Dixmoor Rush Calls on EPA to Study Water Supply and Delivery Systems for Chicago South Suburbs

Rush: Dixmoor water issues are an “unacceptable and disgraceful state of affairs”

Weekly Cartoon: Adventures of Z-Linnie

Weekly Cartoon: Adventures of Z-Linnie

Rush Urges Secretary Buttigieg to Use Funding from Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill for CTA Extension

Rush: Termination of Red Line at 95th Street has “considerable equity implications,” “reminds one of the ‘colony’ and the ‘motherland’ divides of a past time”

Chamber of Commerce Update: Dr. Cornel Darden Jr. on the Economic Impact of Lost Digital Information in the Chicago Southland

The economic impact of certain information loss when it comes to businesses and government bodies can be analyzed in terms of legal issues, search traffic for businesses, and history. All three areas can affect businesses and government entities economically and thus the economy overall. 

Bulls Gain Momentum After Easy Victory Against Clippers

The Bulls came out aggressive in the first quarter, making shots all around the court and hitting 2 out of 6 shots outside the arc.

Sustainable BioWorks LLC Announces 17 Acre Eco-Friendly Anaerobic Digester Facility

This meeting took place Friday, November 12, at 5:30 p.m. at Progressive Missionary Baptist 13525 Keeler Ave, Robbins, IL 60472.

HBO Max’s New Black Story Initiative Launches in Chicago

The event featured the cast of HBO Max’s “South Side” and performances by two Chicago musical artist.

In a United Front Reverend Jackson to Join Savannah Alliance of Pastors in Georgia’s “Call to Action” regarding the Ahmaud Arbery Case

Attorney Robert Patillo, who is organizing the press conference and who is the executive director of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s Peachtree Project in Atlanta, said, “We appreciate the Savannah Alliance of Pastors for inviting Rev. Jackson to bring national attention to the concerns of racial injustice here in Savannah, Georgia.

Gary Rabine: Biden Administration’s actions reveal true intent of vaccine mandates

“The Biden Administration knows the vaccine mandate is not Constitutional and so they are leaning on businesses to implement the mandate on their own accord to get as many compliant companies as possible before the courts strike the mandate down,”

Calumet City Council: 11/8/2021

The meeting began with the pledge and a prayer. After no public comments were made, the board went on to approve minutes from previous meetings.

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