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John Paul Kostel Obituary - The Arizona Republic - Vimarsana News

John Paul Kostel Obituary - The Arizona Republic

John Paul Kostel passed away on May 22, 2023 in Scottsdale, Arizona at age 81. John was born January 5th 1942 in Berwyn Illinois where he was...

Laurance Fuller, former Amoco CEO, dies at 84 | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

Laurance Fuller, former Amoco CEO, dies at 84 | Crain's Chicago Business

Fuller worked at Amoco his whole career, starting in 1961, when it was known as Standard Oil of Indiana. He retired as a BP Amoco co-chairman two years after the merger with BP.

Chicago elected school board map updated after criticism - Vimarsana News

Chicago elected school board map updated after criticism

An earlier version of the map was criticized for overrepresenting white Chicagoans, as white children are less likely to attend CPS.

Third Downtown tower plans to switch from offices to apartments - Vimarsana News

Third Downtown tower plans to switch from offices to apartments

Chase Tower Downtown plans to convert all but three of its 25 floors into apartments, becoming the third Downtown tower to switch to residences.

Some Chicago School Advocates Say Proposed Elected Board Map Doesn't Accurately Reflect Latino Population | Latino Voices | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Some Chicago School Advocates Say Proposed Elected Board Map Doesn't Accurately Reflect Latino Population | Latino Voices | Chicago News

The glaring issue for many parent advocates is that they see the proposed map as not representative of the majority Latino student population in Chicago Public Schools. Instead, the maps are based on Chicago’s overall population, meaning fewer majority Latino districts.

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