Community Voice: ICE Is A Tool, White Nationalism Is The Goal
Community, Immigration, opinionAnkur SinghTown of Cicero, Cicero Health Department, ICE, National Guard, Trump, IDF, Operation Midway Blitz, Governor JB Pritzker, Excessive force, El Grito, Genocide, Palestine, Military Ocupation, White Christian Nationalism, DNC
Berwyn Residents Mobilize Against Trump Attacks
Community, opinionIrene Romulochicago protest, daley plaza rally, national day of action, social service cuts, cicero illinois, berwyn illinois, undocumented immigrants, trans rights, disability justice representative abdelnasser rashid, donald trump protest, elon musk criticism, intergenerational activism, environmental justice, palestinian solidarity, anti-genocide protest, anti-fascism, tariff impact
Opinion Editorial: Another Term for Dominick, Continued Fight for Accountability in Cicero
Community, community voice, Government, Featured, opinionJesus J. MonteroTown of Cicero, Larry Dominick, Municipal Elections, Budget Hearing, Grassroots Organizing, Cicero Residents United, Transparency, Public Accountability, Taxpayer Dollars, Civic Engagement, Community Advocacy, HUD Grant, Flood Prevention, Cicero Independiente
Opinion: Cicero And Berwyn Continue To Have People Who Are Willing To Stand Up To Hate
District 201, Community, opinion, ImmigrationIrene RomuloCicero, Town of Cicero, Czech, immigrants, Larry Dominick, Berwyn, Central America, South America, St. Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church, asylum seekers, Reverend, Church, mental health services, free, resources, childcare, budget, funding, flooding, immigration
Community Voice: “No matter what he was involved in, what time he was out, he shouldn’t have gotten killed.”
community voice, opinionCicero Independientecommunity, Adam Toledo, Little Village, Cicero, Latinx, CPD, Police killings, healing, reflection
Opinion: Caring for Nature Takes a Village
Editorial: Local Government Transparency is Crucial, Especially During a Pandemic
Opinion: Mayor Lovero is Putting Our Community at Risk
Editorial: No, It’s Not that Latinx People Don’t Care, It’s Our Governments That Don’t
