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A Grandmother’s Memory Inspires Richton Park Letter-Writing Project

That effort has taken shape as a “Dear Elder” mailbox at the Richton Park Public Library, where residents can leave handwritten notes for delivery to local senior communities. #richtonpark #letters #seniors #dearelder

Days from Election Day, New Research Reveals Medicare Advantage Is a Defining Issue for Senior Voters

The findings reveal a senior electorate that is engaged, financially pressured, and paying close attention to where candidates stand on the program that shapes their daily lives. #medicare

Mayor Billy McKinney Urges Zion Residents to Exercise Their Right to Vote and Stop by an Election Night Party at Violet’s in Zion

Who we have representing us at the local level is important,” McKinney said. “Zion’s future belongs to the people who call this city home. Make a plan to vote, encourage your neighbors to participate.” #zion #illinois

Lupe Fiasco, Malik Yusef to Headline Chicago’s 17th Annual Global Mixx Music & Film Forum

The intensive session will be co-led by five-time Grammy Award-winning producer Malik Yusef, Chief Keef’s producer and musical director Johnny 6bravo, and singer-songwriter Jameisha Trice. #globalmixx #chicago #film #arts #music

Federal Prosecutors Outline Voter Protection Plan, Complaint Hotline Ahead of Nov. 3 Election

People who witness or have direct knowledge of potential election fraud, voter intimidation or other unlawful voting activity in the district can call 312-469-6157. Assistant U.S. attorneys and other staff will monitor the hotline and respond to complaints. #election #voterfraud

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

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

Court Rejects $66,780 Legal Fee Request in Pekin Accessibility Case

City Attorney James Vasselli credited city employees, officials and legal counsel with documenting Pekin’s work and responding to the concerns raised during the litigation. #pekin #court

Free Vehicle Light Repairs Reach 1,000 Cook County Motorists Through Lightsaver Program

The initiative takes a preventive approach, helping motorists correct a problem before it becomes an enforcement matter. #lightsaver #cookcountysheriff

Amazon Plans More Than 300,000 Holiday Hires, Expands Seasonal Worker Health Benefits

The hiring campaign follows Amazon’s September announcement of more than $1.5 billion in higher pay for its U.S. core operations workforce. That investment included a $1-an-hour increase for eligible employees. #amazon #jobs #hiring #seasonalworkers

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