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Gov. Pritzker and Department of Defense Announce New Defense Innovation Unit in Chicago

Chicago will be the fifth DIU office located in technology ecosystems #DoD

Adult Literacy at South Suburban College: Free Learning Opportunities are Available and Volunteer Tutors are Needed

These opportunities are made possible by a grant awarded by the Illinois State Library (ISL), a division of the Office of Secretary of State, using state funds designated for literacy. #adultliteracy

National Osteopatic Medicine Week Begins

“Our institutions focus on the whole person, and that influences our education from the first day we enter school. This includes mind, body, and spirit,” said Harriel. #osteopathicmedicine

Fourteen CPS Students Each Receive $40,000 Scholarship and Internship Offer from Amazon to Pursue Undergraduate Degree in Computer Science

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Recipients were chosen based on a variety of criteria, including their academic achievement, demonstrated leadership, participation in school and community activities, work experience, future goals, and financial need.

Delivering Meals and Human Kindness: Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital Celebrates Volunteers

Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital’s Home-Delivered Meal program provides access to nutritious food, in addition to a wellness check for participants. Over 8,000 meals were delivered in 2020.

Tinley Park Trustee Galante Abstains from Vote Approving Village Budget

I had sent some questions, prior to that I asked for meetings. With the new rules that I can’t meet with village employees without management approval, it made it very difficult. There was a lot of errors, I was told. #tinleypark

Joyce Proposal will Maximize Federal Dollars for Broadband Expansion

“Striking a balance in closing the digital divide between both unserved and underserved areas will give our children access to more opportunities and put them on a path for success,” Joyce said.

Cook County Sheriff’s Police Celebrate 100 Years of Service

In December 1921, Cook County Sheriff Charles W. Peters proposed the Sheriff’s Office create a police force responsible for patrolling the roadways and other areas of suburban Cook County. #cookcountysheriff

Rush Statement on U.S. Attorney’s Decision to Not Press Charges in the Laquan McDonald Case

The statement given by U.S. Attorney John Lausch regarding the McDonald family’s wishes are inconsistent with what Laquan McDonald’s mother and grandmother have told me, directly.

Homer Glen Mayor George Yukich, Upset Over Post, Calls Facebook ‘The Devil,’ Trustee Pazmino Responds

Facebook’s the devil. … Anyone can throw anything out there and see if it sticks to the wall and, if not, they try it again, but Jesus, how many times do you have to do it?

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