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South Shore Residents Discuss Generational Wealth With Financial Experts
Topics ranged from demystifying the stigma and fear associated with financial institutions within the Black community, budgeting, and navigating today’s economy and job market.
COVID’s Long Shadow
Post-COVID clinics in Chicago provide specialized care for people experiencing COVID symptoms long after infection.
Free COVID tests by mail
Free COVID tests by mail You can once again order four free rapid COVID tests per household via covidtests.gov. Those interested will need to enter their name and address into the website, and the tests will be delivered by the USPS for free. This is the second time the Joe Biden administration has invested in […]
Families Reflect on the End of Money Bond
The Weekly spoke to people in bond court before and after the Pretrial Fairness Act abolished money bond.
The Gift of Space
Pilot program fosters space sharing between artists and sacred places of worship on South Side.
Workers at Museum of Science and Industry Unionize
PPE accommodations and pay inequity were among the issues that spurred the union drive.
Blissing Out: Ling Ma’s ‘Bliss Montage’ Stretches the Familiar into the Surreal
The University of Chicago professor and author of ‘Severance’ on inspirations for her new book of short stories
Conozca al candidato del Distrito 10: Óscar Sánchez
El organizador comunitario que se enfrentó al General Iron quiere llevar la cogobernanza a la oficina del distrito.
Neighborhood park pools to reopen
Park pools to reopen After the great majority of the seventy-seven pools managed by the Chicago Park District were closed during the hottest days of June, this week the agency announced that it would reopen thirty-seven of them starting July 5. In response to public pressure, the new parks superintendent, Rosa Escareño, said a national […]
