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While it’s good to see family and friends, remaining safe can be a challenge, some tell the Chicago Tribune.
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While it’s good to see family and friends, remaining safe can be a challenge, some tell the Chicago Tribune.
The 11-year-old program has been a haven for many, including Sebastian Longstreet, who shared his story at last week’s event.
Rickie P. Brown Sr., president of the West Side Historical Society, says the National Guard is not the answer to stopping violence; it’s up to residents and leaders to make changes to restore order and improve the quality of life for citizens.
Beginning Monday, June 25, area faith-based organizations will offer daily play and learning activities to students until Aug. 3.
Facility administrators say the problems have been fixed, but health officials say there are still unresolved issues.
Some push for Illinois to adopt a law allowing residents to conceal weapons in public, while others urge no change at a town hall organized by Rep. La Shawn Ford.
Teens attend workshop at Marshall High School to learn how to stay safe on the road.
Anna Friedman Herlihy objects to the way Chicago Tribune reporters compared Englewood to Austin. Find out what else she has to say.
Rev. Ira J. Acree wants elected officials to better fund West Side schools.
Dozens attended the celebration last weekend. See what the new facility looks like.