Christopher Columbus’s journey through history has hit more turbulent waters.
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CivicLab calls for abolishment of City’s TIFs
CivicLab, a local civic collaboration institute that describes itself as a “do-tank,” has accelerated efforts to end tax increment financing (TIF) districts.
Byrne interchange construction will continue through 2022
Officials expect the Jane Byrne Interchange expressway improvements, which began in 2013, to conclude in 2022 as the financial cost increases to $790 million.
Teens need mental health support during ‘Stay at Home’
With the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic forcing schools to shift to online learning for the rest of the spring semester, Chicago Public School (CPS) students and educators are pushing to give students better access to mental health services.
LATE BREAKING EDITORIAL
Federal troops in Illinois; not wanted, not needed, and against our Constitutional rights
We have said it numerous times during the past four months, and once again we reference the fact we are living in unprecedented times.
EDITORIAL
A time to reflect, look deeply within, right the wrongs, and look to the future: step by step and brick by brick
The adjectives “unprecedented” and “uncertain” were often used to describe the times in which we were living during the early days of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic when it became obvious that this coronavirus strain was no ordinary flu.
AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Around the Neighborhood: July 2020
Editor’s note: At press time, future events listed in Around the Neighborhood still were scheduled, but changes are happening on a daily basis due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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HONORING 2020 GRADUATES
Honoring the achievements of your 2020 graduate
Gazette Chicago helps you recognize the accomplishments of your graduate of elementary, high school, college, professional, and specialty schools.