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Plus: 422 cases confirmed in Illinois, relief for small businesses announced View this email in your browser Coronavirus In Chicago: Stay Home, Don’t Hoard Edition March 19, 2020 Good afternoon, Chicago. Here’s the latest on coronavirus. There are now more than 10,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States. As …
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The 9 Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings in Chicago, Spring 2020
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Read More »Press conference and mariachi walk through business corridor going west bound
Concern over escalated crime, immigration raids and deportations that is plummeting businesses on the second magnificent mile; What: Press conference and mariachi walk through business corridor going west bound When: Sunday, March 8, 2020 Where: 2600 S Albany (Little Village arch) Chicago, IL 60623 Time: 11:00 a.m. Chicago, IL- Little …
Read More »Richard’s Bar Victim’s Stab Wounds To The Back Don’t Suggest Mutual Combat, Judge Says
Kenny Paterimos and Thomas Tansey were witnessed fighting outside Richard’s Bar before the stabbing, prosecutors said. COOK COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE — The Marine veteran charged with murdering a Pilsen barista fought with the victim inside and outside Richard’s Bar in River West before slashing him to death, prosecutors alleged in …
Read More »Family and community angered over nurse’s memorial vandalized because of retaliation; want to rebuild memorial for slain nurse in Little Village
Family and community angered over nurse’s memorial vandalized because of retaliation; want to rebuild memorial for slain nurse in Little Village What: Press conference When Sunday, March 1, 2020 Where: 3200 S HamlinChicago, IL 60623 Time: 2:15 p.m. Chicago, IL-Frank Aguilar was a nurse that was murdered by multiple gun …
Read More »Heating Repair in Chicago
It’s that time of year, the brutal winter months that all Chicagoan’s know too well. As the temperatures drop, staying warm becomes ever more critical. Looking at the unpleasant situation of having to fix a heater, boiler, or furnace during these months seems like a nightmare, however there is a …
Read More »Chicago Broadcasting Network Showcases Lifestyle in the Windy City
Through videos and podcasts, ChicagoBroadcastingNetwork.com is striving to give a voice and added exposure to individuals and organizations who are not always in a position to get the attention they deserve, perhaps because they are emerging personalities or because their message is directed to a niche audience. The eclectic Chicago …
Read More »Chicago’s witches: A craving for magic and meaning drives millennials to spells, potions and rituals
By NARA SCHOENBERG Standing hand in hand, they form a circle around a smooth black cauldron, their voices setting off a reverberating hum as they repeat, “Omm, omm, ommm.” Outside twilight is approaching. Inside the Malliway Bros. witchcraft shop in Rogers Park, candles burn and the smell of incense hangs …
Read More »Violence in Chicago proves black lives don’t matter to liberal politicians
By Gianno Caldwel Last month, President Trump visited my hometown of Chicago to speak at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference. Sadly, the city’s top cop, Superintendent Eddie Johnson, skipped his event that day in protest. But he, and Chicago’s mayor, Lori Lightfoot, should have attended to hear …
Read More »A Queen’s Boutique Announces Casting Call for Fashion Show in Rockford on Oct 13
ROCKFORD-On one side are thousands of frustrated women who would love to get into modeling. On the other side is a life of beauty, fashion, and accomplishment. In the middle is a woman on a mission. Ericka Y. Davis has dedicated her life to helping women of all shapes and sizes …
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