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DeShawn Nelson loads a truck at a furniture warehouse in Niles on Dec. 7, 2021. Nelson, who had legal troubles as a teenager, got help from Lawndale Christian Legal Center, which gave him with a job after he was released from prison. He invested his earnings and started a moving business about 18 months ago. (Terrence Antonio James/Chicago Tribune)
“Bringing natural gas to the village of Hopkins Park is a longtime, organic initiative driven by the residents of the community and supported by numerous advocates,” Nicor spokesperson Jennifer Golz said, adding: “Without this fuel choice, residents are forced to use propane, wood burning and other dangerous heating methods that pose health risks and fire hazards.”
“Bringing natural gas to the village of Hopkins Park is a longtime, organic initiative driven by the residents of the community and supported by numerous advocates,” Nicor spokesperson Jennifer Golz said, adding: “Without this fuel choice, residents are forced to use propane, wood burning and other dangerous heating methods that pose health risks and fire hazards.”
Ayo Dosunmu, center left, is embraced by his brother Yakub after being drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the second round of the NBA Draft, during a watch party at Bracket Room, 1315 S. Halsted St., Thursday, July 29, 2021, in Chicago. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune) (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)
Nathaniel Barajas receives a COVID-19 vaccine from registered nurse Leyda Rojas at MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn on Nov. 24. Health officials say getting vaccines and booster shots are the the best way to control the spread of COVID-19 as cases grow again and the new omicron variant has emerged. (Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune)
At least half of 118 new licenses issued for craft growers, infusers and transporters have gone to companies majority-owned by nonwhite applicants, in contrast to the previous all-white ownership, said Danielle Perry, the state’s cannabis regulation oversight officer. Forty-three percent of the Department of Agriculture licensees are black-owned, 10% by Latinos, 9% by coalitions of people of color and 4% by Asians, she said.
At least half of 118 new licenses issued for craft growers, infusers and transporters have gone to companies majority-owned by nonwhite applicants, in contrast to the previous all-white ownership, said Danielle Perry, the state’s cannabis regulation oversight officer. Forty-three percent of the Department of Agriculture licensees are black-owned, 10% by Latinos, 9% by coalitions of people of color and 4% by Asians, she said.
“Agreements can take a lot of forms, and the Potawatomi do not get to dictate that we were required to come up with some particular form of agreement, some detailed development agreements, some detailed real estate acquisition agreements, a host of other agreements that would go into actually building out a casino,” Davis said.
“Agreements can take a lot of forms, and the Potawatomi do not get to dictate that we were required to come up with some particular form of agreement, some detailed development agreements, some detailed real estate acquisition agreements, a host of other agreements that would go into actually building out a casino,” Davis said.
The Stellantis sign outside is shown on Jan. 19, 2021 at the Chrysler Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Mich. Carmaker Stellantis announced a strategy Tuesday to embed AI-enabled software in 34 million vehicles across its 14 brands targeting 20 billion euros ($22.6 billion) in annual revenues by 2030. (Carlos Osorio/AP)