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Black History Month events center Black wellness, community - Vimarsana News

Black History Month events center Black wellness, community

As Black History Month kicks into gear, campus groups are prioritizing Black wellness and community in several events planned for February. To kick things off, the Black Poetry Society has partnered with Medill Prof. Ava Thompson Greenwell to host a poetry workshop on Feb. 1. Greenwell, the South Area Faculty-in-Residence, will host the workshop in...

Wellness group lays out goals – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Wellness group lays out goals – Brandon Sun

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It's time to write a new story for West Garfield Park, all of West Side - Vimarsana News

It's time to write a new story for West Garfield Park, all of West Side

Neighborhood disinvestment and violence usually go hand in hand. That’s the case in West Garfield Park, a neighborhood with the city’s worst violence, as the Sun-Times’ Andy Grimm reported.

West Garfield Park grocery pop-up opens to fill gap during Save A Lot's temporary closure - Vimarsana News

West Garfield Park grocery pop-up opens to fill gap during Save A Lot's temporary closure

The Garfield Park Grocery Store Pop-Up opened Monday and will run until Dec. 21. The storefront will ensure residents have access to groceries while a nearby Save A Lot closes for renovations.

Food deserts plague Chicago neighborhoods. Could the city run its own grocery stores to fill in the gaps? - Vimarsana News

Food deserts plague Chicago neighborhoods. Could the city run its own grocery stores to fill in the gaps?

Following the city’s announcement that it was exploring the possibility of a publicly owned store, one grocer said his “first thought was, great. My second thought was, ‘How is that going to look?’”