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Tenants of troubled, foreclosed apartment building hope to vacate its units
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While some repairs have been made by a temporary property manager appointed earlier this month, residents say mold and pest problems have not been fixed.
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While some repairs have been made by a temporary property manager appointed earlier this month, residents say mold and pest problems have not been fixed.
The bill sponsored by West Side Illinois State Sen. Kimberly Lightford passed both the House and Senate; now it’s up to Gov. Pat Quinn to sign it.
The event was part of Circle Urban Ministries’ LIFT program designed to empower youth through the arts.
Health and safety renovations, technology investments and athletic upgrades are among the many repairs to be completed at West Side schools.
The bill’s sponsor, state Sen. Kimberly Lightford, is also working on a measure to increase the drop out age from 17 to 18.
If passed, the city’s indecent exposure ordinance would be amended to prohibit wearing pants three inches below the hip in public places.
First-grade teacher Monique Blakes was one of 10 educators throughout the state to receive the award recognizing outstanding performance.
The welcome news comes two years after the city canceled the area’s only market.
Learn how the Austin Green team will be affected.
They showed off their new table manners learned in the six-week course with a lunch celebration at Alice’s Soul Food May 3.