Filing Taxes Just Got (A Little Bit) Easier
Now that it’s March, your annual tax filing deadline is fast approaching. If you receive Social Security benefits, one of the documents you need to file your federal income tax … Read more
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Tweeting Isn’t Just For The Birds
Ten years ago, on March 21, 2006, the CEO of Twitter sent out his first tweet. It’s appropriate, with spring coming, that the famous CEO was chirping in a format … Read more
CPS Contingency Information Regarding School Openings April 1st
This Friday, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) will be working with partners to open more than 250 contingency sites. These sites will be supported by trained staff, and will ensure students in attendance are safe, fed and engaged and will be available for families who are unable to keep their student(s) at home April 1.
Cancer The Path to Survival, Community Grand Round March 2016!
There’re still open slots! Join the University of Chicago Medicine and Community Partners for this important conversation around those impacted by cancer and survived! March 31st, Holy Cross Hospital, 2701 W. 68th Street, 6-8pm, Dinner will be served! Please RSVP.
CARES Program Aims to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening
The goal of Cook County CARES is to improve colorectal cancer screening. Our organized approach to colorectal cancer screening partners the University of Chicago with community health clinics, public health departments, and insurers.
Sel Is Helping To Fight Filth In The Community The Old Fashioned Way…
The Nation of Islam’s Chicago “Justice Or Else” Local Organizing Committee is asking 50 people to come out to 7355 South Stony Island, Chicago, Illinois to help clean up the community between 10:30 am and 12:00 noon on Saturday, March 26, 2016.
79th St. Corridor and 79th/Vincennes SBIF – Small Business Improvement Fund Closes March 31, 2016!
Last week to apply for the 79th Street Cooridoor and 79th/Vincennes City of Chicago TIF districts in which the SBIF has been authorized and their respective application acceptance periods. Call GADC 773-483-3696 for info and assistance applying!
30 Hours On The Road to Clark Atlanta University…
One determined student refusesrefuses to be a young African American male statistic. Read his story, as he earns his 30 hours of service, needed for graduation and why it means so much to him to really work for every volunteer hour.
Chicago Resident Service Fairs
City of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Invites ALL Chicago Residents to Attend the Chicago Resident Service Fairs. These free Resident Service Fairs will begin on Saturday, March 19th and run over the next two months in different locations throughout Chicago. These will be one-stop workshops where residents can speak with experts from different city agencies to learn more about the many services that are already available, as well as new initiatives that we are launching.
City Promotes Temporary Pop-up Passive Park and Local Jobs In Auburn Gresham
The City of Chicago’s plans to develop a “temporary”, commemorative walking park at 7901 South Halsted where the old Walgreens once sat. It would exist only until the site is developed.