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Chicago

Bulls Lose to the 76ers at the United Center

Russell Simmons -
The 76ers beat the Bulls 119 – 108. #ChicagoBulls
Politics

Illinois Emerges as Regional and National Leader in Startup Creation in 2021

Silence DoGood -
Report that shows Illinois is leading the Midwest, and is among the top ten states nationally, in business startups #Business
Community

Joliet City Council Meeting Brings New Group to Town

Jerry Bene -
Members of (ECCSC) were present to ask the council to endorse a resolution asking the United States Attorney for the Northern District to open a case against Jason VanDyke for Civil Rights Violations in the case of Laquan McDonald #JolietCityCouncil
National

Rush Workforce Diversity Amendment Passes House As Part Of America COMPETES Act

Silence DoGood -
Rep. Rush secured an amendment in the House-passed bill that would require any company applying for the pot of $52 billion in semiconductor incentives to provide data on the diversity of its workforce, which would then be aggregated and published in a biannual report.  #BobbyRush
Politics

Snowstorm Forces Chicago Heights to Close City Hall 

Jim Perez -
Snow was on everybody’s mind at Wednesday night’s Chicago Heights City Council meeting. #ChicagoHeights
Politics

Crestwood Approves Right of Entry Agreement With Metropolitan Water Reclamation District

Jason Allen -
The Board approved the consideration of a right of entry agreement with the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago in the area of 135th & Central. #MWRD
Chicago

Bulls Lose in OT to Raptors

Russell Simmons -
The Bulls struggled to gain major traction in the 1st quarter #ChicagoBulls
Politics

Jason Decker Runs for Cook County Commisioner District 5, Libertarian Party Sues Cook County Clerk to Get Candidates on the Ballot

Silence DoGood -
Cook County Libertarian Party Chair Justin Tucker said, “This is a true example of rigging elections through the elimination of choice." #CookCountyLibertarianParty
Community

Dr. Rhonda Sherrod’s New Book SHE Helps Heal Trauma Within the Black Community

Quinton R. Arthur -
“I think a lot of pressure is put on males, in particularly Black Males to be strong at all time, to be invulnerable, to be impervious to pain. It’s just not a real way that people can function,” said Sherrod. #DrRhondaSherrod
Politics

Carmen Quinones Discusses Her Candidacy as Cook County Judge With The Southland Journal

Quinton R. Arthur -
“I have still been able to grow a business to the point where I am probably one of best known attorneys in domestic relations especially when it comes to family and children,” Quinones shared. #CarmenQuinones
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