Ride a Trolley, Sip a Cocktail, Change a Neighborhood
In a double decker bus on a gorgeous day, the only place to ride is in the top.
In a double decker bus on a gorgeous day, the only place to ride is in the top.
4 simple tips will make your next barbecue a big hit with all your guests.
What You Should Know About Back to School Health Screenings. Listen in to WVON 1690AM, 1:00-2:00PM. Call in to ask any questions about health screenings for your children’s back to school needs!
A physician offers 3 creative solutions for staying healthy at work
The ComEd Energy Efficiency program is offering up to $100 in rebates on select Smart Thermostats.
CHICAGO (July 31, 2017) – A combination of six business associations and social have been named as recipients of funding for the development and administration of future energy jobs training as a part of the Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA).
Artful changes inspire local hope and pride.
The Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA), legislation passed by the Illinois Legislature in 2016 and effective June 1, 2017, allocates $10 million every four years in 2017, 2021, and 2025 — a total of $30 million —for solar pipeline training programs, craft apprenticeships and multicultural training for individuals from diverse and/or underserved backgrounds.
ComEd recently filed the FEJA Jobs Training plan with the Illinois Commerce Commission. Six business associations and social organizations have been named as recipients of funding for the development and administration of future energy jobs training.
The FEJA is expected to pivot Illinois to a new clean energy economy, creating thousands of clean energy jobs while creating important environmental and consumer benefits.
Watch this video to learn more about the clean jobs ahead in Illinois thanks to the FEJA: http://bit.ly/2fa0KUn
Future health care professionals complete internships at Advocate Trinity Hospital
The Icebox Derby is a program sponsored by ComEd that brings together young girls from diverse backgrounds to learn about STEM by building race cars out of old refrigerators. We spoke with one of the competitors, Miya Clay, about her experience:
http://rollingout.com/2017/07/28/miya-clay-talks-comeds-icebox-derby-stem-important-girls/