Chicago air is dirtier in July than smog-choked Los Angeles
Chicago air is dirtier in July than smog-choked Los Angeles. More bad air is forecas
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HELP US UPLIFT BLACK BUSINESSES @ THE SHOP, SIP AND SUPPORT BLACK BUSINESSES EVENT JULY 11TH, 10 AM TO 4PM
HELP US UPLIFT BLACK BUSINESSES @ THE SHOP, SIP AND SUPPORT BLACK BUSINESSES EVENT JULY 11TH, 10 AM TO 4PM
City accepting applications for ‘artist-in-residence’ program in four INVEST South/West neighborhoods
City accepting applications for ‘artist-in-residence’ program in four INVEST South/West neighborhoods
President Obama on Instagram…
President Obama on Instagram…
City of Chicago “My CHI. My Future” Concert For Youth May 23rd @3pm
My CHI. My Future., and to begin connecting youth to meaningful and engaging virtual opportunities, and connecting you to the content shared by your colleagues.
Healthy Marketplace Planned For Englewood Gets Boost With $1.75 Million City Grant
The funding for the grocery store and community area is earmarked from the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, which Mayor Lori Lightfoot is trying to revitalize.
Auburn Gresham COVID-19 Community VIRTUAL TOWN HALL (recap)
Couldn’t Tune in to the Auburn Gresham COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall (Click Below for the Entire Recorded Video).
Racial Equity Rapid Response Team Announces Latest Efforts To Address Health Disparities
To provide targeted information and receive direct input from residents in each neighborhood, the RERRT is hosting three tele-town halls, one for each of the priority communities. The town halls will be streamed live through each organization’s social media platforms of South Shore Works, Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corporation and Austin Coming Together.
As remote learning ramps up in Chicago, a high-stakes question: Should students be learning anything new?
Carla Jones, a teacher at Cook Elementary on Chicago’s South Side, weighs in on remote learning plans.
In Some Communities, Less Than 60% Of Households Have Internet. CPS’ New Plan Can’t Change That.
More than 100,000 households in the city lack a computer or tablet, and almost 200,000 don’t have internet access, according to 2018 U.S. Census data, the most recent available. Internet access varies widely from one community to the next.