Chicago Board announces member transition ahead of hybrid system implementation
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Board of Education have announced a transition plan for board members, with all current members set to step down later this month. This change is part of the move towards a hybrid elected and appointed board system. Both Mayor Johnson and the board emphasize the importance of establishing a strong foundation for this transition to best serve students and families in Chicago Public Schools.
Brad Stephens plans multiple community events this fall
Representatives from various offices, including Congressman Mike Quigley, State Representative Brad Stephens, Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs, Cook County Commissioner Sean Morrison, and Leyden Township offices, will be present at the upcoming Pet Fair. The event is scheduled for Thursday, October 10, 2024, from 9:00 am to noon at the Community Center located at 4501 N. 25th Avenue in Schiller Park, IL. Mary Maltese can be contacted for more information.
Mayor Johnson travels to London seeking stronger economic ties
Mayor Brandon Johnson is set to visit London this month, aiming to enhance Chicago's global presence and economic opportunities. The trip coincides with the Bears game, which is expected to boost tourism from a key international market.
- North DuSable Lake Shore Drive faces overnight closures due to resurfacing
- Entertainment events this weekend in City of Chicago: Friday, Oct. 4 - Sunday, Oct. 6
- Free flu shots offered in Rosemont on October 25
- Fall Fest event scheduled for October 12 at local office
- Chicago secures $4 million for non-congregate shelter program
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Rockford man receives eight-year sentence for illegal firearm possession
A Rockford man has been sentenced to eight years in federal prison for illegal firearm possession. Tyrone Smith, 37, admitted guilt earlier this year to the charge. As a felon, Smith was barred by federal law from possessing firearms. He confessed that in September 2022, while in Rockford, he had a handgun loaded with 13 rounds of ammunition.
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Chicago Hounds announce new assistant coaches ahead of upcoming MLR season
With the 2025 Major League Rugby season approaching, newly appointed Chicago Hounds Head Coach Chris Latham has been working on assembling his coaching staff. The Hounds announced today that Todd Dammers will serve as Forwards Coach and Noel Reid will take on the role of Backs Coach.
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Chicago Fire prepares for final road game against Charlotte FC
Chicago Fire FC is set to face Charlotte FC in their final away game of the 2024 MLS regular season at Bank of America Stadium. The match will begin at 6:30 p.m. CT and will be available globally on MLS Season Pass, with local broadcasts on wlsam.com in English and WRTO 1200 AM in Spanish.
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Chicago Fire narrowly defeated by Charlotte FC despite late comeback effort
Chicago Fire FC faced a narrow defeat against Charlotte FC, ending with a 4-3 scoreline at Bank of America Stadium. The match saw Charlotte take an early lead with Karol Swiderski scoring in the eighth minute. Chicago equalized in the 25th minute when Fabian Herbers redirected a cross from Ariel Lassiter into the goal. However, Charlotte scored two more goals in the first half and added another by Liel Abada in the second half.
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School events this October in City of Chicago
The following events are scheduled to take place in City of Chicago this month.
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A Time of Reflection: Howard W. Carroll's Death Anniversary Memorial (October 1)
Howard W. "Howie" Carroll died on October 1, 2021, following a prolonged battle with illness in Chicago, IL.
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Major League Rugby announces results of 2024 college draft
Major League Rugby announced the results of the 2024 MLR College Draft on The Rugby Network on Wednesday. The draft included three rounds with 12 picks each, totaling 36 selections by MLR franchises.
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Chicago opens applications for over 350 vacant lots redevelopment
More than 350 vacant lots owned by the City of Chicago are available for purchase and redevelopment into the winter, Department of Planning and Development Commissioner Ciere Boatright announced today.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month highlights early detection and ongoing search for a cure
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time to shine a light on the fight against breast cancer and to raise awareness about the importance of early detection. This month we honor those who have bravely fought against breast cancer and continue our search for a cure.
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Chicago hosts disaster preparedness training for houses of worship
Beginning October 2 through October 10, the Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC), the Chicago Police Department (CPD), and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) will conduct five disaster preparedness training sessions at various houses of worship in each of the city's five police areas.