Back-To-School Supplies, Tablets For South Side Kids Stolen From Peace Academy In Englewood
Tablets, snacks, diapers and water were stolen from the M.A.S.K. Peace Academy site early Thursday, according to its founder.
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Green Mill Reopens With New Outdoor Patio — But No Live Music
By Joe Ward Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago Preparing For Coronavirus Vaccine — But Lightfoot Says She’d Be ‘Shocked’ If It Happens By Election Day
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
After ICE Postpones Chicago Citizens Academy, Local Immigrant Groups Breathe A ‘Sigh Of Relief’ — For Now
By Mauricio Peña Pilsen, Little Village, West Loop Primary category in which blog post is published
‘Can’t Pay Cafe’ In Logan Square Calls On Federal Government To Extend Unemployment Benefits
"If the benefits aren't extended, people aren't going to be able to pay rent, keep the lights on," said organizer Chris King, a furloughed Lula Cafe worker.
Emmett Till House Moves One Step Closer To Landmark Status
The home at 6427 S. St. Lawrence is where Till lived with his family at the time he was killed in Mississippi in 1955.
Coronavirus Kills 25 More People In Illinois
Among the victims were seven people in Cook County. At least 8,115 people have died across Illinois from coronavirus.
‘Windy City Rehab’ Returning To TV As Nearly Half The Show’s Homes Are Tied Up In Court Cases, Inspections
Of the 15 "Windy City Rehab" properties, three are subject to court hearings next month and four await inspections.
More Affordable Apartments Could Come To South, West Sides With New $330 Million Loan Program
Landlords are expected to use the money to buy and rehab about 7,000 affordable rental units, most of them on the South and West sides.
After Police Kill Miguel Vega During Alleged Shootout, 100 Gather In Pilsen To Support His Grieving Family: ‘We Want Justice’
While police and a witness say someone in Vega's group opened fire on officers, sparking a shootout with police, the slain man's family is skeptical of his involvement. “They haven't told us anything,” his mother said of police.
A Just Harvest Brings Locally-Grown, Affordable Farm Stand To Rogers Park
A Just Harvest's produce is farmed at the corner of Ashland Avenue and Jonquil Terrace and is available on a sliding scale based on ability to pay.
Uptown Merch Line Raising Money To Help Businesses Struggling Through Pandemic
Uptown-branded shirts, hats and coffee mugs are available through the local business association.
West Side Mutual Aid Groups Need Donations To Give Away To Neighbors In Need
The groups are collecting donations at the Humboldt Park Boathouse and will help families fill out the census as they give away supplies.
