The Village of Oak Park was among the first municipalities within Cook County to issue a shelter-in-place order.
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The mood was intimate and inviting at the Martin Luther King Exhibit Center as they hosted an open mic night signifying the kick-off of the Westside Wednesdays series just in time for Black History Month.
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The Department of Permits and Development drew names from a golden bingo drum to grant licenses to businesses that would allow them to sell recreational marijuana after Jan. 1, 2020 on Friday morning.
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Volunteers gathered on Oct. 12 at the preServe garden to help Slow Food Chicago achieve their mission of good, clean, and fair food.
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Behind Homan Square lies Homan Rails Farm, a beautiful garden in the center of the North Lawndale neighborhood where The Gardeneers provide the community with healthy food options and programs for youth.
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I decided to do a podcast on an overall review about Taqueria el Milagro. I brought two friends, Claritza and Bria, with me to help me eat all the food we ordered. We talked about the surroundings, the place itself, the wait, the prices, and of course the food itself. If you are ever in Little Village, Taqueria el Milagro is the place to go.
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Imagine exiting the realities of being incarcerated — an experience that has been proven to be traumatic for a lot of people — and facing the stress of re-entering society; to wake up, go about life and not be considered a citizen despite already paying one’s debt to society. There are many people who inquire about the effects of mass incarceration; how are people affected by it and what can be done to dismantle this system?
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