VIA Times – November 2021 Issue Vital News, Vibrant VIews for Asian Americans in Chicago & Midwest

By: Doug Nguyen   We have exciting news to share: we’ve redesigned your Social Security Statement (Statement) to make it easier to find the information you need. Who gets a Statement? You will get a Statement if you are an ...

By: Veronica Leighton   In our vibrant Fil-Am community of Chicago, dancing is the foremost go-to activity of individuals with different purposes in life, mainly for health (physically, emotionally and mentally); for lively expression of the dance itself with music; ...

By: Nancy Abiera   You can buy a clock but you can’t buy time. You can buy health insurance but you can’t buy health. There are things in life that you just can’t purchase. I want to remind us of ...

By: Bob Boyer   There is much to write about this year, for me personally, as we approach Veterans Day, November 11. That is why I started with the October issue in which I wrote about Father Brendan (Jack) McKeough, ...

By: Faye Mendiola   Adrian Cadavillo THEN: Adrian Cadavillo, a 12-year-old Philippine child actor in the 80’s. NOW: Adrian. at 52 years-old, 6’3”, still handsome, married with two daughters. He works as Nurse Manager of Behavioral Health Department, also at Kindred Hospital.   Francis Mon ...

By: Edward Cortez   The gnawing feeling of guilt and shame overpowers him. The possibility that his enemies would expose some dark secrets of his past haunts him. Several times, David implores God not to put him to shame. David ...

By: Boom Boom Cabalona, “X” Divinagracia, Christopher Miranda   Giving a toy to a needy child. It is a small gesture but participating in The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree will make this Christmas memorable for you as well as the children in need. ...