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Chicago Housing Authority CEO Resigns for More Family Time
Following a number of closed meeting sessions dealing with “personnel-related matters,” Chicago Housing Authority officials Tuesday announced Charles Woodyard’s resignation as CEO following his two-year stint with the city agency. Having held board positions on other housing authority associations along the East Coast, Woodyard was appointed to the position September 2011, following the controversial resignation […]
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Whitney Young Dolphins Soars Over Amundsen Vikings
October 15, 2013 Comments Off on Whitney Young Dolphins Soars Over Amundsen Vikings
The (7-0) Whitney Young Dolphins kicked off their homecoming weekend with a 55-0 blowout win against the (0-7) Amundsen Vikings on Friday at Rockne Stadium. Whitney Young Coach Tim Franken told the team that the homecoming game was for them. “Our mindset was to take care of business,” Franken said. “I told the team all […]
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Orlando’s Salon: From Uptown to Downtown
October 15, 2013 Comments Off on Orlando’s Salon: From Uptown to DowntownNigerian salon owner Orlando Ogutoyinbo has lived in Chicago for 17 years, and said he’s tired of the shootings. His salon was originally located on Sheridan and Sunnyside Avenue, a few blocks away from where he witnessed a homeless person get shot. So, to escape gun violence in Uptown, Ogutoyinbo moved his self-named business to […]
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Obamacare is for everyone, even those who are bound for prison. “The Affordable Care Act is giving us an incredible opportunity to provide health care to individuals who have never had the opportunity to have health care,” said Circuit Court Judge Mary Colleen Roberts to the Cook County Board. “I think we can all imagine […]
