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Monthly Archives: August, 2022

Politics

IL Freedom Caucus Calls for Policy Change to Combat High Unemployment in Illinois

Silence DoGood -
We need to substantially reduce business regulations and make it easier for businesses to get the licensing and permits they need.
Politics

OpEd: Why We Should Oppose Bills Like the American Innovation and Choice Online Act

Dr. Cornel Darden Jr. -
Any prohibition on services promoting their own tools could hinder these valuable services and make it harder for customer to patronize Black-owned businesses.
Community

Dixmoor Water Main Repairs Underway

Silence DoGood -
“I appreciate the help we are getting from Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle,” Roberts said.
Community

Southland Leader Monica Gordon Named a ‘Woman of Excellence’

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“Being an award recipient is exciting, humbling, and gives me encouragement to continue to fight for women’s rights, economic development, infrastructure, and everything else we need in our communities to ensure positive growth,” Monica declared.
Politics

Southland Black Chamber Regretfully Announces Death of Member

Silence DoGood -
I am deeply saddened to announce the death of one of our beloved chamber members, Elizabeth Jones," said board member Sarah Brown. "Her spirit was fierce...
Crime

Illinois Doctor Indicted for Tax Crimes

Silence DoGood -
If convicted, Sriram faces up to five years in prison for tax evasion, and up to three years for each count of filing a false tax return and aiding in the filing of a false tax return. #FBI
Community

More Water Main Breaks in Dixmoor

Silence DoGood -
More updates to come.
Community

UPDATED: Dixmoor Water Main Break Fixed

Silence DoGood -
“The break has been fixed and originally we thought schools would reopen tomorrow morning, but we have been informed by the IEPA that tests need to be performed and so the two schools that were closed today will be closed tomorrow,” Roberts said.
Community

Calumet City Ald. Monet Wilson Gives Back Beyond her Ward

Silence DoGood -
"I just love getting out there and seeing the residents. Talking to residents. Finding out what they need through real human contact is so important."
Crime

Illinois Man Sentenced to 55 Years in Federal Prison for Killing Special Deputy U.S. Marshal Jacob Keltner

Silence DoGood -
A jury earlier this year convicted FLOYD E. BROWN, 43, of Springfield, Ill., of second-degree murder of a federal officer, attempting to kill additional federal officers, assault of federal officers, and multiple firearm offenses. #FederalCourt
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