Articles By Jamie Nesbitt Golden
Are You An Englewood Resident Looking For A Job? This Wednesday Job Fair Is For You
Starbucks, Amazon, AT&T, FedEx and St. Bernard's Hospital are among the 30 companies that have signed on so far.
Englewood Block’s Peace Campus Grows After Home Transformed Into ‘Family Resource House’
An Englewood mother who has lived in the neighborhood all her life will be the Resource House’s first resident.
3 More People Shot On Same Block Where Young Father Was Gunned Down
A section of Englewood that's been guarded by a group of mothers for years was targeted again Thursday night.
‘Love Like He Loved’: Calvin Seay Laid To Rest As Residents Wait For Police To Find His Killer
Mourners remember a young man known for his calming presence and big heart.
Peace Festival At K.L.E.O. Center In Washington Park Saturday As Nonprofit Marks End Of Summer
There will be music, backpacks filled with school supplies, free haircuts for kids and more at the 11 a.m. festival at the nonprofit's center at 119 E. Garfield Blvd.
Englewood Back-To-School Parade Kicks Off Saturday With El Hitta, Free School Supplies
According to parade organizers, 3,500 backpacks and school supplies were given to 8,000 attendees at last year's event.
Collaboraction’s Peacebook Festival Is Back And Heading To Kennedy-King College
Featuring 21 submitted works — each seven minutes or less — Peacebook provides a platform for new or established artists typically overlooked in the local theater scene.
Free Document Shredding At 10 A.M. Friday At 71st And Yale
Take your junk mail to its final resting place.
Some Black Kids Don’t Feel Welcome On The North Side. ‘Folded Map’ Artist Collaborated With Students To Find Out Why
A Chicago Park District program led by Tonika Johnson gives teens and young adults an opportunity to learn about the city — and themselves.
