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That s Weird, Grandma: House Par-Tay: Poetry Slam!
Directed by Artistic Director Brandon Cloyd
Monday, March 15 at 8 pm CST
That s Weird, Grandma: House Par-Tay: Happy St. Patrick s Day!
Directed by Artistic Director Brandon Cloyd
Monday, March 22 at 8 pm CST
That s Weird, Grandma: House Par-Tay: Women s History Month Pt. 2
Directed by Kaylyn Carter
That s Weird, Grandma: House Par-Tay: Happy Easter!
Directed by Artistic Director Brandon Cloyd
That s Weird, Grandma: House Par-Tay includes stories from PML s Submit Your Story Challenge, which encourages students from across the nation to submit stories from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information, visit playmakerslab.org/education.
Digital Forensics Firm 4Discovery To Service Illinois Higher Education Institutions
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Chicago-based firm selected to perform digital forensics, incident response, and security assessment services for the next five years.
We’re proud that we’ll be able to help support the high-education institutions in Illinois. CHICAGO (PRWEB) February 10, 2021 Chicago-based digital forensics firm 4Discovery announced that they have been selected as a vendor for the Illinois Public Higher Education Cooperative, “IPHEC”. The selection was awarded under solicitation IPHEC2110 to provide Incident Response, Security Assessment, & Digital Forensic Services for IPHEC’s 13 public institutions of higher education in Illinois.
The award allows 4Discovery to serve as a vendor to respond to cybersecurity and data breaches, security audits and assessments, and digital forensic services for IPHEC’s members through 20
South Suburban Mayors Rolling Out The Welcome Mat For Amazon, Despite The Costs
When Sheila Chalmers-Currin became mayor of south suburban Matteson in 2017, she had to govern a village that had seen a portion of its economy gutted. The spread of e-commerce contributed to a steep decline of the retail sector, especially among big-box stores. That hit Matteson especially hard. The village eventually lost its Target store, Sam’s Club, a Toys R Us and others. It even lost its only full-service grocery store when Dominick’s closed in 2013.
It was clear Matteson, like many towns dependent on brick-and-mortar shopping districts, needed a new strategy, according to Chalmers-Currin.
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When Harry Mark Petrakis began his writing career imagining characters he later admitted knowing little about, he earned nothing for 10 years but rejection notes. But when he turned his eye to his community of immigrants in Chicago’s Greektown and wrote a short story about an old Greek hot dog vendor, he finally sold a story in 1956 to the Atlantic magazine.
The story, “Pericles on 31
st Street,” launched a long career that made him one of Chicago’s best-known authors.
Mr. Petrakis, author of 24 books, most of them fiction, and numerous short stories, died Tuesday at his longtime home near Chesterton, Indiana, of what relatives said was old age. He was 97.