Englewood, Chatham
Hundreds Of Holiday Decorations For Sale From ‘Wreaths Of LUV’ Program Teaching Workplace Skills
Twelve youths and young adults are being paid an $800 stipend for the 10-week program, where they create holiday decorations and learn workplace skills and etiquette.
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Coronavirus Kills 155 More Illinoisans As 11,832 Cases Reported
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
There’s Still Time To Change Holiday Plans, Officials Plead: ‘Better To Have A Zoom Thanksgiving Than An ICU Christmas’
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Shop Local 2020: An Auburn Gresham, Chatham And Englewood Gift Guide
Jamie Nesbitt Golden Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
With No Help From D.C., Indie Music Venues Launch Virtual Concerts To Help Save Struggling Clubs
Jake Wittich Lincoln Park, Old Town Primary category in which blog post is published
Coronavirus Kills 125 More Illinoisans, Bringing Death Toll To 11,677
Among the most recent victims were 43 people in Cook County, including two women and one man in their 30s. At least 11,677 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois.
As Community-Supported Farms See A Pandemic Boom, A Midwestern Farmer Prepares To Pass The Torch
Farmer John Peterson upended tradition when he converted his family’s northern Illinois dairy farm into an organic vegetable operation that depends on its shareholders, many of whom are Chicagoans.
Nursing Home Workers Go On Strike For Hazard Pay As Coronavirus Outbreak Surges
Nearly 700 nursing home workers who are employed by Infinity Healthcare Management and are members of SEIU Healthcare Illinois went on strike.
City Would Extend Regulatory Relief For Restaurants, Businesses Into 2021 Under Proposed Ordinance
A newly proposed ordinance would extend the city's Expanded Outdoor Dining Program and further delay the expiration of some licenses to help businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
City Council Set To Vote Tuesday On 2021 ‘Pandemic Budget’ With $94M Property Tax Hike
The tax hike is part of an effort to close an unprecedented $1.2 billion shortfall next year. The budget also seeks to refinance debt, a tactic known as “scoop and toss” budgeting.
‘A Story On Dark Days’: How One Chicago Student’s Anime Club Is Creating Community During A Pandemic
Chalkbeat reporters are documenting the stories of high school freshmen across the United States at telling moments throughout this unprecedented school year.
Coronavirus Kills 47 More Illinoisans And 8,322 Cases Reported
Among the most recent victims were 34 people in Cook County. At least 11,552 people have died from COVID-19 in Illinois.
Free Turkeys Available Monday, Tuesday From Chance The Rapper’s Charity, SocialWorks
The turkeys are being given away on a first-come, first-served basis to people in need ahead of Thanksgiving.
Closed Ashburn School Will Become Pete’s Fresh Market Grocery Store
The old Luther High School South was closed in 2014 due to low enrollment.
