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Monthly Archives: February, 2022

Community

Chicago Public Schools Celebrates Black History Month with District Alum, Chicago Chef Chloe Gould

Silence DoGood - February 16, 2022

“This year, as we celebrate Black History Month, it is an honor to be joined by a CPS graduate and former CPS culinary instructor to celebrate the cultural contributions of generations of African Americans everywhere.” #CPS

Politics

Tinley Park Seeks Eminent Domain Powers

Jason Allen - February 16, 2022

Eminent domain is when the government uses its power to take property belonging to private citizens for public use. #TinleyPark

Chicago

University of Chicago Looks to Tackle Cancer Rates and Treatment on the Southside

Ernst Lamothe - February 16, 2022

The plan for Chicago’s first freestanding clinical cancer center includes the addition of 128 beds. #UChicagoMedicine

Community

ACLU says Journalists and Citizens Should Not be Barred from Public Meetings

Ernst Lamothe - February 15, 2022

“Everyone should have the right to attend a public meeting,” said Rebecca Glenberg, ACLU Illinois attorney. #ACLU

Chicago

Bulls on 4 Game Win Streak

Russell Simmons - February 14, 2022

In the 4th, the Bulls scored 37 points while holding the Spurs to 20-points.

Community

Cruz: No Due Process from School Board

Silence DoGood - February 14, 2022

Regional school board superintendent, Vanessa Kinder, said that she was ‘unaware’ of Board District's 229 actions until she "heard it on the news". #RobCruz

Community

New Retailers Come on Board for SNAP Recipients to Buy Food Online and Shop Right from Their Mobile Device

Silence DoGood - February 13, 2022

"This latest round of expansion for online SNAP retailers is helping make that a reality for thousands of SNAP customers across the state." #SNAPBenefits

Crime