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Over the last week, the Chicago Sun-Times has published several stories detailing the disparity in the way the city’s water-billing system works. See how much West Side aldermen pay for their water.
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Over the last week, the Chicago Sun-Times has published several stories detailing the disparity in the way the city’s water-billing system works. See how much West Side aldermen pay for their water.
Since mid-August, Lauren Shine has gone to the corner twice each day. The Chicago Tribune’s Barbara Brotman introduces us to Shine and her public talks with God.
State Sen. Kimberly A. Lightford is sponsoring the event, which will feature free school supplies and lunch. The first 500 people will receive free parking.
A coalition of West Side groups that includes the NAACP, Westside Ministers Coalition and South Austin Coalition Community Council will share its recommendations about Chicago Public Schools’ selective enrollment/magnet school policy.
State Rep. La Shawn K. Ford, the Westside Health Authority and the South Austin Coalition Community Council say more should be done to help Austin residents.
The Coalition For Community Banking wants local residents to speak Aug. 12 at a hearing in Downtown Chicago.
The first 150 children will receive free school supplies, and there will be food and games for everyone.
Don’t miss Chicago West Community Music Center students performing.
President and CEO Steve McCullough offers a different view.