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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Brewing Change: Why Entrepreneur Sam Sparks is Challenging a 12-Year Incumbent in Chicago’s 7th Ward

Sparks has seen the ward's struggles firsthand. After opening The Brew, his establishment suffered up to 15 break-ins, with each incident setting the business back roughly $20,000. #samsparks #thebrew #steveharvey #chicago #elections

Raynetta Greenleaf Puts Neighborhood Ownership at Center of 17th Ward Campaign

Greenleaf described the alderman’s role as a continuing exchange between City Hall and the community. #chicago #election

Park Forest Is Personal as Joshua Travis Makes Third Run for Village Trustee

The objective, he said, is making government more proactive instead of waiting for problems to reach a crisis. #parkforest #joshuatravis

Greater Chicagoland Black Chamber Endorses Alexi Giannoulias for Chicago Mayor

It cited limited access to capital, lengthy permitting processes and other bureaucratic barriers as obstacles that prevent businesses from surviving or expanding. #alexigiannoulias #chicago

Illinois, UAE Leaders Convene in Rosemont to Strengthen Innovation and Investment Ties

Illinois, UAE Leaders Convene in Rosemont to Strengthen Innovation and Investment Ties (Rosemont, IL) - Business and government leaders from Illinois and the United...

Illinois Reports Record $1.62 Billion in Diverse Vendor Spending for FY2025

The report evaluates participation across state agencies, boards, commissions, and public universities subject to the BEP Act. #spending #diverse

Olive-Harvey College Launches Barbering Program for High School Students

The event will include a haircut demonstration by licensed barber instructors and participation from students, faculty and administrators. #barber #students

Black Bench Chicago Launches Third Cohort, Welcoming 30 Emerging Leaders

“These individuals come from every corner of the city, bringing with them a wide range of experience in business, community engagement, and public service,” Black Bench Chicago said in a statement. #blackleaders

Op-Ed: Tech Access is Critical to the Future of Chicagoland’s Black-owned Businesses

In Illinois, 11 percent of all businesses are Black-owned, and Chicago now ranks second in the country for venture capital-backed startups with at least one Black founder. #business

Black Business Organization Endorses O’Neill Burke in State’s Attorney Primary Race

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Southland Black Chamber has been deeply concerned with the high number of retail thefts, burglaries, and violent crime in the streets of Cook County... #cookcountystatesattorney

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