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“You see it all the time with a veteran, get the two outs and all of a sudden rushing to get the third out,” La Russa said. “I see veterans, they go into the fifth inning with a four-run lead, they get an out or two and they’re ‘oh man, almost, one more out’ and you get distracted, and throws four balls to walk the guy. That’s just a learning experience for him.
There are at least 3,900 undocumented immigrants age 65 and older living in Illinois. But by 2030, the number of undocumented seniors in the state will top 55,000 — a 1,300% increase in just a decade, according to a report published by Rush University Medical Center last year.
After the state announcement, CTA, Metra and the Chicago Department of Aviation also lifted their mask requirements. All three agencies had initially continued to require masks despite the federal ruling, citing the state rules. They all asked riders to be courteous to other passengers once mask requirements ended.
With the pandemic easing, people have been finding other things to do, and other video streaming services are working hard to lure new viewers with their own award-winning programming. Apple, for instance, held the exclusive streaming rights to “CODA,” which eclipsed Netflix’s “Power of The Dog,” among other movies, to win Best Picture at last month’s Academy Awards.
Chicagoans get another chance to break records and contribute to research in global nature challenge
Like citizen science efforts, the City Nature Challenge, started in 2016 between Los Angeles and San Francisco, has grown. Last year, more than 1.2 million observations were made by more than 52,000 people around the world for upward of 45,000 species identified. This year, Chicago will be just one of hundreds of cities expected to participate.
At the time of the alleged fraud, Ye’s affinity for Donald Trump had been well documented. In October 2018, four months before putting Dhillon in touch with the White House, Ye had held court in the Oval Office, following a lunch meeting with the president, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, and Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown.
Maria Tremini arrived at Midway from Oklahoma City, visiting her brother, a member of the Air Force, before he shipped off to Africa. Tremini has already had COVID three times, but she was not wearing a mask as she loaded a trolley with her family’s suitcases. Her parents, Maria and Julio Pena, were wearing masks to be cautious.
“One, you’ve got to have that connection,” he said. “You both have to be on the same page with what concept you’re running and with what coverage you’re running into. And then the second thing is that ‘it’ factor, that mentality. It’s that dog mentality where no matter what the situation is, what coverage it is, who’s guarding you, your guy’s going to make a play. It’s just that mentality and having that mentality in big moments.”
The multimedia Jack & Jill exhibit, “Rooted in Legacy, Growing Toward the Future,” will have a garden theme to represent growth, hope and optimism while also highlighting the chapter’s work through the years, Jackson said. A 20-foot tall, 3-D tree will be prominent in between window panels featuring two televisions that will show a film of interviews with Jack and Jill members from every decade since the 1940s, sharing their experiences with the organization. Other parts of the show will include signs of affirmation, a sensory writing board for children to touch, and many Chicago Chapter photos from its 1947 inception to now. Four other Chicagoland chapters (Western Cook County, Magnificent Mile, North Shore and South Suburban) participated in the exhibit and will also have individual chapter videos included. The Chicago Chapter support also extends to a membership drive for the DuSable.
Gov. J.B. Pritzker speaks before signing the Fiscal Year 2023 budget that delivers $1.8 billion in tax relief and supports education, healthcare and human services with historic investments at the Emil & Patricia A. Jones Convocation Center on the campus of Chicago State University on Tuesday, April 19, 2022. (Jose M. Osorio / Chicago Tribune)











