Monthly Archives: July, 2022

The Cook County GOP in concert with the Chicago GOP slated over 30 Republican candidates for county offices, state representative and state senate.

To apply, individuals can nominate themselves or others by filling out a simple application describing the transformational impact that the nominee has made on their community, as well as the name of the nonprofit organization

Mayors from Chicago Heights, Homewood, and Hammond, Indiana gathered yesterday, July 26, in Homewood to inaugurate the flow of water to Homewood as well as the Village of Flossmoor.

The Housing Fair is a collaborative effort between NHS, R.A.G.E., Teamwork Englewood, St. Bernard Hospital, Growing Home, IMAN, and will be held at Saint John Evangelist Missionary Baptist Church located at 1234 West 63rd Street.

“We are proud to partner with i.c.stars in support of their efforts to develop future leaders and create a diverse tech industry. By investing in these young people and providing them with a robust technological training program at no cost, i.c.stars is helping them to transform their futures – and are also furthering the development of a workforce skilled in information technology.”

Starting Thursday, July 28 and running through Sunday, July 31, Metra will provide extra trains, expand passenger capacity and adjust schedules on most lines to accommodate the increase in ridership anticipated during the festival.

“This recognition is a direct reflection of our Patients First mission and our relentless quest to improve, innovate and deliver world class outcomes to the patients we are privileged to serve,” said Dean M. Harrison, chief executive officer, Northwestern Memorial HealthCare.

Started in 1970, NACo’s annual Achievement Awards program is designed to recognize county government innovations.

Illiteracy can be debilitating in many ways for adults who never received the proper instruction. Adults who are unable to read experience difficulty completing many daily activities that others may take for granted, along with a disadvantage in today’s competitive job market.

The Cook County Republican Party expects a challenge of their newly filed candidates from Chicago Democrats who are well-known for the cottage industry they have developed in Cook County by aggressively challenging prospective opponent's petitions, in order to knock them off the ballot and sail right back into office.