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Some say the right data isn’t being used, leaving the West Side out once again.
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Some say the right data isn’t being used, leaving the West Side out once again.
The USPS says changes must be made, but the closures could harm communities and may be illegal.
Many at forum oppose the change, which started Monday at six schools.
With simple needlepoint crosses, Charlotta Pritchett aims to inspire youth by encouraging a spiritual foundation.
The support will be used to fund Speak Up, Speak Out for Austin, a new program for middle and high school students to share their stories and report on issues important to the West Side.
Residents are encouraged to meet Sept. 27 at the Thompson Center. Free round-trip transportation is offered, and a town hall meeting will take place afterward.
Earlean Collins, who represents Austin on the 17-member Cook County Board, reversed her earlier decision. Most of the county’s 23,000-some workers are taking furlough days to help balance the budget.
Come to La Follette Park on Saturday for a 5K walk, lunch and fitness expo.
Community members are encouraged to join and discuss whether or not more time should be added to the day.
The Target Hunger Now! program will serve meals Sept. 22, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Christ the King Prep School.