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This year’s 100 Blocks & 100 Churches ended a month of prayer with a unity chain as West Side residents continue their fight against violence.
Planned Parenthood of Illinois, Black Women for Reproductive Justice and other groups urge Chicagoans to call their aldermen if they’re upset.
There are alternatives to simply sending troubled teens to jail, says the Illinois Juvenile Justice Initiative.
Move N’ Crunch, operated by Westside Health Authority and funded by BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois, will continue at several Austin sites over the next school year.
Just one of the four local leaders who represent Austin respond to the chance to detail their plans for the 24th, 28th, 29th and 37th Wards.
No other Chicago neighborhood recorded as many housing units taken over by the bank from January 2010 through March 2011.
Don’t miss Saturday’s performance, which aims to increase awareness among African-American youths who are at higher risk for the disease.
The Chicago Board of Education is expected to vote this week on the expansion plan.
The 2nd graders received honorable mentions for what they wrote about their stepfather and uncle.