Wining/Dining in celebration of author Jeffrey Schiller’s new book, “Wine Hack,” a wine seminar was held at the Racquet Club of Chicago, a popular private social club & athletic club, featuring 8 different high-end varieties following by a wine pairing ...
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By: Nancy Abiera When a person causes pain to someone, it is because of feeling deeply wounded from within. The excruciating pain can bleed to death yet remain hidden. One needs help and healing, yet they receive judgment.This is ...
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DHS Summer Internship Program Overview The Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS) is looking for current undergraduate students interested in a career in public service for paid summer internships! DHS is one of Illinois’ largest agencies, with approximately 13,000 employees, five divisions, and ...
Read More »Filipina Focus: Lisa Tejero, Actor
By: Lou Maningas Cabalona Despite barely getting over my jet lag from my Manila trip, I was determined to catch all the “terrible things” by A. Rey Pamamat, staged by About Face Theatre. I was, like always, very curious ...
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Mark Mabaquiao is a Financial Advisor since 2005, currently an independent broker who is licensed in life & health and property & casualty. He has previously been recognized as a top sales agent for life and health products from multiple ...
Read More »Rest in Peace
By: James DC Anew business was opening and one of the owner’s friends wanted to send him flowers for the occasion. They arrived at the new business site and the owner read the card, which said: “Rest in Peace.” The owner was ...
Read More »Kayla Tejero Performs at the Piyesta Pinoy held in Navy Pier
Chicago’s local performers highlighted the recent Piyesta Pinoy at Chicago’s Crystal Gardens in Navy Pier on March 20, 2016. Our young Fil-Am singer Kayla Tejero performed the song, Open Arms by Journey to the delight of the audience. Kayla started ...
Read More »Bathroom Crimes on the Rise
By: Joe Mauricio Some people take bathrooms for granted, but over history, the bathroom has been a place where rights are fought. For most people. going to a public bathroom is no big deal, except falling long lines particularly ...
Read More »An Appeal From A Music Student
By: Veronica Leighton “Help a Chicago Filipino Student pianist perform in Iceland and achieve his European debut” Let me share with our dear readers a very interesting appeal letter from a very talented Filipino music student whose life’s dream ...
Read More »Ex-Spouse Benefits, Taxes & You
By: Mayra Salazar Mid-April features both Ex- Spouse Day and tax day. These two observances are extra important if you are an exspouse, because Social Security pays benefits to eligible former spouses. And, you may need to claim this ...
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