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Participants of the program attend tuition-free and receive a stipend and other supportive, barrier reduction services to help enter the construction industry. #construction
Now armed with a $150,000 grant approved by the Illinois General Assembly in early January for Dolton 149, Tillman wants the district to use a portion of that funding to relaunch the annual summit. #district149
We support and welcome all legal actions that could result in restoring our 2nd Amendment rights and putting our out of control government in check. #gunrights
IARSS leaders say there are encouraging results this time that various efforts to provide solutions are working, but there is much more work ahead to rebuild a pipeline of future educators for classrooms across Illinois. #iarss #teachershortage
Oak Lawn Public Library has more than 7,500 romance novels in its collection, in addition to the jaw-dropping 100,000 romance e-books and e-audiobooks offered digitally through Libby and Hoopla. #romance #olpl
These opportunities are made possible by a grant awarded by the Illinois State Library (ISL), a division of the Office of the Secretary of State, using state funds designated for literacy. #ssc
Part-time students who have earned at least 12 college credit hours at PSC, earned three or more college credit hours with a term GPA of 3.75 or above in fall 2022, and maintained a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or above... #psc #prairiestatecollege
Every year since 2008, the Village has made sure the police department has funding for evidence testing, travel and any other resources it needs to solve the case. #lanebryantmurders #tinleypark
These vital projects boost economic development, build up regional transportation and improve the quality of life throughout Cook County. #cookcounty #transportation