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PM Chicago (4/1) – Celebrating Our City of Neighborhoods | WLS-AM 890 - Vimarsana News

PM Chicago (4/1) – Celebrating Our City of Neighborhoods | WLS-AM 890

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Rob Fojtik, VP of Neighborhood Strategy for Choose Chicago, about their upcoming docuseries, “The 77: A City of Neighborhoods.” After that, Ret. Chief Tom Weitzel from Riverside shares his thoughts on a controversial police training program. Plu

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Choose Chicago Content Creators Promote Neighborhood Offerings – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Choose Chicago Content Creators Promote Neighborhood Offerings – NBC Chicago

Instead of promoting typical tourist attractions, Choose Chicago, the city’s tourism agency, is focusing on promoting unique neighborhood offerings, and they...

$5.5M grant aims to expand tourism in 12 Chicago neighborhoods - Vimarsana News

$5.5M grant aims to expand tourism in 12 Chicago neighborhoods

Choose Chicago's program helps neighborhoods that are typically underserved but whose cultures are key to Chicago’s rich diversity.

'Welcome to our Neighborhood' campaign reveals hidden gems in every Chicago neighborhood - Vimarsana News

'Welcome to our Neighborhood' campaign reveals hidden gems in every Chicago neighborhood

A new tourism campaign reveals hidden gems in every Chicago neighborhood.

Little Village's Mexican spirit may be ticket out of recession - Vimarsana News

Little Village's Mexican spirit may be ticket out of recession

Often cited as the second-highest grossing shopping district in Chicago after the Magnificent Mile, Little Village is synonymous with Mexican culture. As the city reopens, local businesses and community advocates say that Mexican identity will be key to the neighborhood’s recovery.