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Monthly Archives: April, 2023

Community

Orland Park Police Participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Silence DoGood -
The confidential and anonymous service is free of charge. Syringes, sharps, needles, glass containers, any type of liquids or illegal drugs will not be accepted. #prescriptiondrugs
Health

OpEd: Waiving IP Protections Hurts American Businesses

Dr. Cornel Darden Jr. -
World-wide, there continues to be efforts to undermine the protections the United States affords innovators. #ipprotections
Crime

Illinois Senate Bill Seeks to End Court Fines, Fees for Juveniles

Glenn Minnis | The Center Square -
In the end, all Senate Republicans voted to reject the measure, with the Illinois Sheriff's Association taking a similar stance. #illinois
Community

Joyce Announces Much Needed Improvements Coming to Interstate 57 and Illinois 17 in Kankakee

Silence DoGood -
Through the Illinois Competitive Freight program, this project will receive $40 million to assist with costs. #freight
Community

Prairie State College to Host Open House on Saturday, April 22

Silence DoGood -
Open House will be held from 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 22, on the College’s Main Campus Building at 202 S. Halsted St. in Chicago Heights. #psc
Community

Leader Haas Recognizes Child Abuse Prevention Month this April

Silence DoGood -
For over 30 years, Leader Haas has served her community as a social worker. #jackiehaas
Politics

Joyce Supports Bill to End Moratorium on New Nuclear Facilities

Silence DoGood -
Senate Bill 76 would appeal the moratorium on new nuclear facilities in Illinois. #nuclearpower
Politics

Mijente PAC and ICIRR ACTION Surpasses 85,000 Voter Contacts with Latino Chicagoans in Just Four Weeks

Silence DoGood -
Mijente made a $200,000 investment in Chicago this cycle – knocking doors, dialing numbers, and hitting the streets for Latino candidates committed to fighting for working families. #chicago
Community

OpEd: Moving Beyond the Politics of Race: A Call for American Values in Chicago

Pastor Corey Brooks -
I came to understand a simple yet profound truth: the only way to make progress in my community was to move beyond the politics of race. #chicago
Business

$200 Million Aimed at Improving the Movement of Freight Around Illinois

Silence DoGood -
IDOT officials said every year, 1.6 billion tons valued at $2.5 trillion of freight flows in and out of the state, making Illinois one of the top states for freight activity.
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