Like Share Tweet New summer opportunities available for Chicago’s teens and young adults. Jobs, volunteer opportunities and arts programs will be available at Chicago Public
Like Share Tweet Thank you State Representative Brady, City Clerk Anna Valencia, and Alderman David Moore for joining us last week at our Illinois Secretary
Like Share Tweet “The program could be renewed for up to three if this run is successful,” Hadden wrote. Dining in the streets returns Friday
Like Share Tweet General Assembly Passes Occupational Licensing Reform Occupational licenses can create unnecessary barriers for Illinois residents looking to start new jobs. Occupational licenses
Like Share Tweet “Through these bold new initiatives, all of our residents can play a critical role in keeping our communities safe,” said Mayor Lightfoot.
Like Share Tweet “The activation of underutilized West and South side properties is a key strategy to revitalize neighborhood commercial corridors with active, people-oriented activities,”
Like Share Tweet We did it! Legislation amending the Regulatory Sunset Act passed the Senate unanimously! This bill lowers barriers for licensed applicants while still
Like Share Tweet Illinois Policymakers Should Support Small Businesses The pandemic and COVID-19 mitigations began inflicting immense damage to small businesses in March 2020. Thousands
Like Share Tweet How can we cut red tape for small businesses through zoning? In the City of Chicago, every business license, location expansion and
Neighborhood Development and Investing with Community Investment Corp. & Woodlawn Like Share Tweet Please join the Woodlawn Chamber of Commerce and the Community Investment Corporation