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Chicago

Mayor Lightfoot, CPD and CTA Officials Announce New Public Safety Measures for Nation’s Second Largest Transit System

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"Though we are proud to have one of the best transit systems in the country, that reputation and everything we're doing to keep it will mean nothing if CTA customers don't feel safe taking public transportation," said Mayor Lightfoot.
Politics

Anna Valencia Wants to Continue to Open Doors and Opportunities

Ernst Lamothe -
“You take my own story. When I grew up in Granite City down in southern Illinois, I didn't have a lot of people that looked like me in government service, I didn't know that was an opportunity. They didn't have a booth at your career day that talked about people going into public service. #secretaryofstate
Community

Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital Recognized for Surgical Safety Program

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“Our team studied the effectiveness of our current smoke evacuation system in the operating rooms and conducted trials of add-on devices that can capture potentially hazardous particulates,” said Andrea Nelson, RN, surgical specialty leader at Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital #northwestern
Chicago

Chicago Public Schools Announces Move to Mask-Optional Model Beginning March 14

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Chicago Public Schools (CPS) will move to a mask-optional model for staff and all students, pre-k through grade 12, beginning Monday, March 14. #CPS
Politics

Joyce, Hurley Advance Measure to Give Back to First Responders

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The 100 Club of Illinois has been serving the first responder community for more than 55 years. We are grateful for the opportunity to further promote the mission of the Club #100Club
Politics

Claudia Silva-Herndandez Wants to Restore Confidence in the Judiciary System

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A licensed attorney since 2007, Silva-Hernandez' legal experiences involved highly contentious matters where a person’s livelihood, housing, and or reputation was at stake. #CookCountyCircuitCourt
Crime

Sheriff’s Police, Homeland Security Investigations Takedown Brothel Operation

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During the execution of the search warrant, Sheriff’s Police investigators found items consistent with the operation of a brothel including financial items and documents. Investigators also recovered two guns including a Glock with a switch that made that firearm fully automatic.
Politics

Cook County Democratic Party files over 100,000 signatures for 2022 slate

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“This has been a petition season unlike any other with our delayed primary, cold weather, and pandemic safety concerns, but I’m so proud of how the Party came together to support our slate and get our candidates on the ballot,” said Toni Preckwinkle, Cook County Democratic Party Chair.
Politics

Rep. Bobby Rush’s Emmett Till Antilynching Act Passes U.S. Senate Unanimously

Jason Allen -
The Emmett Till Antilynching Act would, for the first time in U.S. history, designate lynching as a federal hate crime. Despite more than 200 attempts since 1900 to codify federal antilynching legislation, it has never previously been done.
Politics

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller Files for Reelection

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“As a very diverse district, I have made it my mission to work with federal, state, and local leaders and organizations to bring services to our region.”
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