Maureen McIntyre, of Cary, was first appointed to a judgeship in McHenry County in 1996 By BJ Lutz | Friday, Jan 4, 2013 | Updated 6:30 PM CST Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/blogs/ward-room/judge-named-rj-vanecko-case-185621261.html#ixzz2H3oPr12H Maureen McIntyre’s […]
Document shows Emanuel administration had detailed school closing plans
www.chicagotribune.com/news/education/ct-met-school-closings-1217-20121219,0,4037886.story By Noreen S. Ahmed-Ullah and John Chase, Chicago Tribune reporters 8:19 AM CST, December 19, 2012 Reprint from Chicago Tribune An internal Chicago Public Schools document obtained by the Tribune shows for the […]
“The Village Gallery of African American Arts & Culture”
WSCAC Presenting “The Village Gallery of African American Arts & Culture” promoting “Art, Culture, Green and Wellness.” Our mission is to identify African American artists to showcase their talents and to inspire inner-city undeserved youth. […]
President Obama’s America Jobs Act 2012
Submitted by Madeline Sanders Although the resurgence of the American Economy has been proceeding at an anemic pace, the reason being that allegedly a number of business owners are uncertain as to the direction the […]
Englewood native put aside doubts to win Rhodes Scholarship
Reprint by Mary Mitchell marym@suntimes.com November 19, 2012 7:48PM When Rhiana Gunn-Wright walked into the Chicago History Museum as a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship, she was a bundle of nerves. Despite her stellar educational […]
South Side Unity Center
Submitted by Wanda Carter You are cordially invited to join your local Unity World Wide Ministries center for a day of Peace. South Side Unity is excited to participate in the Birth 2012 event focused […]
The Most Threatened President in History
By Nathaniel Patterson, Causes 27 November 12 Secret service says the number of threats against the president is overwhelming. President Barack Obama is the target of more than 30 potential death threats a day […]
Convicted Killer Sentenced to Church Instead of Prison
Posted by Ericka Sóuter So much for do the crime, pay the time. A teenager in Oklahoma, who was convicted of manslaughter after getting in an accident that killed his friend, was sentenced to […]