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Monthly Archives: November, 2024

Community

South Suburban College Addresses Potential Faculty Strike with Commitment to Resolution and Transparency

Silence DoGood -
Under the current proposal, faculty are anticipated to receive an average salary increase of approximately 13% by mid-2025, implemented in two increments in January and August 2025. #strike
Community

Project HOOD Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner for O Block Residents

Silence DoGood -
“Our mission at Project HOOD is to uplift and transform lives through love and service,” said Pastor Corey Brooks. #thanksgiving
Business

Illinois Capital Development Board and Department of Corrections Seek Qualified Team for Construction Management & Owner’s Advisor for New Facilities

Silence DoGood -
This RFP follows the 2024 announcement regarding allocation of capital funds to address the critical infrastructure needs at Logan and Stateville Correctional Centers. #construction
Community

West Suburban Mayors bring youth to NLC in Florida

Silence DoGood -
The youth program is planned by youth for youth, focused on the issues and skills that are important to their peers. #nlc #youth
Business

CUB prepares to argue against ComEd rate hikes

Silence DoGood -
Oral arguments in the ComEd rate case (Docket 24-0181) are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, and the ICC’s final order in the case is expected Dec. 5. #cub #comed
Community

South Suburban College Affirms Commitment to Staff, Students, and Community Amid Negotiations

Silence DoGood -
SSC has presented proposals designed to balance fairness and fiscal responsibility, recognizing the vital role of faculty while safeguarding the financial integrity of the College #negotiations
Chicago

CTA Red Line Extension Project to Provide Financial Assistance to Far South Side Residents Seeking Training and Careers

Silence DoGood -
“The Red Line Extension Project is creating new pathways to training and careers that support families and strengthen neighborhoods on the Far South Side,” said CTA President Dorval R. Carter, Jr. #redline
Community

FEMA Extends Application Deadline for Mid-July Severe Storms; Disaster Recovery Centers to Close This Week

Silence DoGood -
FEMA has extended the application deadline to December 13, 2024, for residents in Cook, Fulton, Henry, St. Clair, Washington, Will, and Winnebago counties. #fema
Crime

‘Make it a federal court suit’: Jurors hear wiretap of McClain describing subcontracts alleged to be bribes

Hannah Meisel | Capitol News Illinois -
A federal jury on Thursday heard from agents involved in those searches – both of whom said they found no evidence of work product Olivo or the other subcontractors did on behalf of ComEd. #trial
Chicago

Legislator pushes back on higher hotel taxes as part of Chicago tourism plan

Glenn Minnis | The Center Square -
"I think even if the Tourism Bureau needs more money they need to find it out of existing funds,” Ugaste told The Center Square. #tax
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