“This new law sets up Illinois to tap into clean energy jobs,” said Michael Hastings, one of the State Senators who championed of the bill. “We are furthering the state’s mission to end climate change while embracing innovative technology to create good paying jobs in our own backyard.”
Senate Bill passed will create jobs and stop climate change
Posted inBusiness, Business, Education
Despite years of payments, Black student loan balances go up – not down
“Cancelling $10,000 of federal student loans forgives only 22 percent of Black borrowers’ federal student loan debt and 28% of Latino debt,” states the report. “In contrast, cancelling $50,000 forgives more than 70 percent of these groups’ student loan debt.”
Posted inBooks, Living
Juneteenth Books for Kids
In this book, kids will learn about Juneteenth, the woman whose activism ensured that it would be celebrated across the nation, and why that was important. Meant for kids ages 4 to 8, this book also has further information for grown-ups to help a child understand its meanings, along with a recipe for traditional Juneteenth red punch.
Posted inHealth, National, News
RETIRED TRAUMA SURGEON TALKS HOW VITAMIN D3 PLAYS A ROLE IN POSSIBLY REDUCING VIOLENT INCIDENTS AMONGST ATHLETES SUFFERING FROM CTE
As the discussions surrounding traumatic brain injuries and concussions continue, athletic coaches and supporters are seeking ways to predict and possibly, prevent violent incidents from happening. While research on the links between traumatic brain injuries and violent behavior gets more in depth, Dr. Leslie Ray Matthews has discovered that a low dose of Vitamin D was prevalent in every case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) diagnoses. CTE has […]
Posted inBusiness, Business, News, Regional, State
AG files lawsuit against staffing agencies
“No-poach agreements allow employers to take advantage of workers by trapping them in low-paying jobs and limiting their ability to seek better employment opportunities,” Raoul said. “I am committed to holding companies accountable when they engage in unlawful employment practices that prevent employees from seeking opportunities that allow them to better support themselves and provide for their families.”
Posted inBusiness, Business, Local, News, Romeoville
Romeoville plans for more new business developments in the village
“We are excited to see more businesses coming to Romeoville,” said Mayor Noak. “Those projects continue to build on what has already been a successful year.”
Posted inEducation, Joliet, Local, Plainfield, Shorewood
Troy end-of-year celebration honors staff “Q Awards” for outstanding service, Service Awards presented
IEA Education Support Professional Star Awards were given to those support professionals who made a difference in the lives of Troy students, colleagues, and communities. Star Awards were given to Angelina Armenta, Susan Dubs, Pam Korn-Eigenheer, Deb Lewis, Mary Ann Nunez, Gina Schalk, Lora Soehlke, Sharman Strode and Stacy Trizna.
Posted inEntertainment, Living, Will County
Forest Preserve summer kayaking and connecting with nature
The Forest Preserve provides everything needed for people to try out kayaking including paddles, boats, and personal flotation devices. Only one program requires participants to bring their own boats. Everyone should take an instructional course, or a Kayak Kollege, to get started in the sport, Trobaugh said.
Posted inFood, Food & Wine
Cuban Sandwich Burgers
Cuban Sandwich Burgers Servings: 4 / Total Time: 30 mins Ingredients: Directions: Cuban Sandwich Burgers Recipe photo by Taste of Home
Posted inFood, Food & Wine
Sun-Dried Tomato Turkey Burgers
Sun-Dried Tomato Turkey Burgers Servings: 6 / Total Time: 25 mins Ingredients: Directions: Sun-Dried Tomato Turkey Burgers Recipe photo by Taste of Home
