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Chicago Jazz Philharmonic’s New Season Connects Jazz Legends With Chicago’s Black History

During Black History Month, the ensemble will turn toward a chapter of Chicago history that remains visible in the neighborhoods it affected. #chicagojazzphilharmonic #chicago #music

Ponchita Moore Prioritizes Youth Opportunities, Prevention and Community Participation

She also wants to strengthen communication between younger residents and elders, helping both groups better understand one another and reducing the fear that can develop between generations. #chicago #cpd

Ian Watkins Seeks to Bring Community-Centered Leadership to Chicago’s 25th Ward

From immigrant protections and affordable housing to food security and neighborhood investment, the 25th Ward aldermanic candidate outlines his vision for Pilsen and Little Village. #chicago #election #2027election #25thward

New Center of Hope Gives Humboldt Park Teens a Place to Learn, Create and Look Ahead

The center’s ongoing purpose is to give teen members a welcoming place to strengthen their academic skills and explore interests that could shape their futures. #boysandgirlsclub #chicago #pandaexpress #pandacares

Willie Wilson Urges Council to Reject Johnson’s Head Tax, Warns of Threat to Chicago Jobs

Johnson’s proposed 2027 budget would impose a $25 monthly tax per employee on companies with more than 125 workers. The measure is expected to generate approximately $100 million annually as part of the mayor’s $17.6 billion spending plan. #chicago #mayor #business #williewilson #election

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Joliet Junior College is Not Meeting Minority Participation Goals, Illinois House to Hold Subject Matter Hearing

Most are reporting less than 5% minority spend. #college #university #contracting

Diaper Drive Enters Final Week With Donations Bound for Five Local Food Pantries

Online donations through an Amazon wish list will remain open through Thursday, Nov. 5, giving community members additional time to contribute. #diapers #diaperdrive #repness

Bob Fioretti Makes Case for Experience, Independence in Illinois Attorney General Race

“People want jobs. People want education,” Fioretti said. “They want strong communities. And they want thriving businesses.” #election #attorneygeneral #bobfioretti

Chicago Jazz Philharmonic’s New Season Connects Jazz Legends With Chicago’s Black History

During Black History Month, the ensemble will turn toward a chapter of Chicago history that remains visible in the neighborhoods it affected. #chicagojazzphilharmonic #chicago #music

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