Englewood, Chatham
Anyone Who Receives Government Assistance Can Now Get A Big Discount On The Internet In Chicago
The Internet Essentials program is making it so anyone who participates in at least one government assistance program can get discounted broadband in Chicago.
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Englewood Block’s Peace Campus Grows After Home Transformed Into ‘Family Resource House’
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Police Trying To Find Driver Of Dodge Ram Who Killed Man In Burnside Hit-And-Run
By Kelly Bauer Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
3 More People Shot On Same Block Where Young Father Was Gunned Down
By Jamie Nesbitt Golden Englewood, Chatham Primary category in which blog post is published
Kids, Teens Get Free CTA Rides For First Day Of School On Sept. 3
By Kelly Bauer Downtown Primary category in which blog post is published
Want A Free Single-Family Home Renovated By HGTV’s Downing Brothers? Here’s How To Win It
You have until Sept. 15 to enter to win a free South Side home renovated by the famous Downing twins.
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.
My Block, My Hood, My City Hosting 5K With 400 Runners And Walkers Expected
The first My Block, My Hood, My City 5K will raise money for the organization, which helps and West and South Side teens.
New Edgewater, Auburn Gresham Metra Stations Finally Back On Track After State Funding Restored
The latest timeline has the project expecting to break ground in spring of 2020 and taking about a year to complete.
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.
After Park District Worker And 2 Moms Murdered, A Community In Mourning Asks Police: ‘Where You At?’
"We are all afraid. After a weekend of bloodshed in this country, we should be asking 'who's next?'' said MASK founder Tamar Manasseh as children and adults gathered around her. "None of us here want to die."
2 Thieves Targeting Mail Trucks In Englewood, Have Struck 7 Times In A Month
The thieves stole mail from each truck. It's part of a larger pattern of postal truck thefts, police said.
