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West Side credit union fundraising effort surpasses $100,000
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The Leaders Network is still seeking donation as the group works to reach its fundraising goal of $150,000. The aim is to have a credit union up and running in 2022.
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The Leaders Network is still seeking donation as the group works to reach its fundraising goal of $150,000. The aim is to have a credit union up and running in 2022.
Members of the LEADER’s Network call for at least one lay person to serve on the Independent Police Review Authority.
West Side ministers urge West Siders to participate in next month’s reprise of MLK’s March on Washington.
Local leaders and advocates talk about solutions to the problems behind the violence plaguing the West Side. Some say building hope – like youth centers and community gardens – is a step toward finding peace.
Yasmin Acree’s family and local ministers urge police to stay vigilant, both on her case and the recent robberies and assaults on the West Side.
The Chicago News Cooperative reports some South and West Side neighborhoods have twice as many violent crimes per officer than North Side communities.
The USPS says changes must be made, but the closures could harm communities and may be illegal.
The Chicago News Cooperative’s Hunter Clauss reports today that the minister has dropped his bid to challenge Ald. Deborah Graham in the Feb. 22nd election.
Hearings for both races start Wednesday at the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners. Check out the schedule.
Rev. Marshall Hatch writes in this week’s Austin Weekly News that residents must get involved and demand much from Chicago’s next mayor.