News
African-Americans more susceptible to stroke
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Austin residents and the American Heart Association share risk factors and preventative methods for the condition that can lead to disability and death.
Opinion
Final school bells mark official killing season opener
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With the summer’s heat on the rise, columnist John W. Fountain III writes about the expected increase in violent acts across the city, and urges residents and leaders to reassess measures being taken to address the problem.
Community
Assistance is available to pay for Chicago Park District’s summer programs
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Eligible students must apply by the June 11 deadline.
Community
107 children, youth, young adults killed in Chicago in one year
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The Black Star Project calls for greater protection of citizens following the NATO Summit, as the city protected heads of state from other countries while more Chicagoans died.
News
Ald. Mitts looking to ban sagging pants
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If passed, the city’s indecent exposure ordinance would be amended to prohibit wearing pants three inches below the hip in public places.
News
Austin non-profits will be charged for water
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Learn how the Austin Green team will be affected.
Community
Embrace the Space heats up St. Martin’s Episcopal with mixed-ability dance workshop
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The program, which aims to offer opportunities to individuals with disabilities, will be closing the series May 20 with “Images of Disability in Films for Kids.”
Community
“So You Think You Can’t Dance” at St. Martin’s Episcopal Church Sunday
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Tomorrow’s free event, from 1:30 to 4 p.m., will feature Alana Hodges Smith (Wallace), disability advocate, multi-award winner, and founder and artistic director of Chicago’s Dance>Detour.
Opinion
Tell your alderman to vote “no” on the Infrastructure Trust Tuesday
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West Side advocate and community development consultant, Valerie Leonard, is urging residents to contact their alderman before tomorrow’s 10 a.m. special Chicago City Council meeting.
Community
West Siders travel to Brazil for cultural exchange
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Chicago West Community Music Center teachers and students participated in a series of musical performances and art projects with Santo Andre residents of low-income housing complexes.