Articles By Pascal Sabino
Revamped Neighborhood Opportunity Fund Accepting Applications With A Priority On South And West Sides
Improvements allow the grant to cover up to 100 percent of project costs for locally-owned businesses that hire from the neighborhood.
New ‘West Side Wednesdays’ Open Mic Night Lets Artists Perform, Inspire Others
"We impact culture on a very large scale, even if it means one open mic at a time," said Alexie Young, of the Martin Luther King Exhibit Center, which will host the events for AMFM.
MLK Day Celebration Honors King’s Legacy As An Agitator Who Paved The Way For Restorative Justice
Restorative justice remains an uncomfortable change for our legal system, Chief Judge Timothy Evans said, as some "are more interested in revenge than they are in the solution."
This School Created A Parent University So Moms And Dads Can Learn To Be A+ Parents
The school plans to offer the parenting conference twice a year.
Martin Luther King’s Birthday Is Not A Day Off But A Day Of Service For This West Side Nonprofit
The celebration hosted by BUILD will reflect on the power of civil disobedience and the importance of service in improving communities.
Driver’s Licenses Will No Longer Be Suspended For Non-Moving Violations
The law will also automatically reinstate the licenses of over 50,000 people who are barred from driving due to ticket debt.
Celebrate MLK Day At The West Side Church Where King Spoke
Stone Temple Missionary Baptist Church in North Lawndale is honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King's legacy in Chicago.
6 North Lawndale Projects Selected As Finalists For $10 Million Chicago Prize
Renovating the Lazarus Apartments and building a transitional housing center for at-risk youth are part of the plan.
Douglass Library’s New Book Club Will Feature Afrofuturism And Other Black Literature
The first book on the list is "How Long 'til Black Future Month?" by N.K. Jemisin.
