Illinois unemployment surges in wake of coronavirus restrictions on businesses Unemployment Rate Dropped to New Historic Low in February, While State Sees Significant Increase in Unemployment Claims in March While the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced today that the unemployment rate fell -0.1 percentage point to 3.4 percent, a new record low, the…
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Chicago, Cook County, General Topics, Government, Health, Illinois Legislature, News, Orland Park, Politics, restaurants, Suburban Chicagoland, TaxesBusinesses , Coronavirus , COVID-19 , Gov. J.B. Pritzker , hiring , Illinois , jobless , Pandemic , surges , unemployment rate Radio Show: Illinois prepares to celebrate April Arab Heritage month Media professional Warren David joins The Arab street Radio and podcast on WNZK AM 690 Radio Friday March 13, 2020 to discuss Arab American Heritage month activities in April, and the politics of Senator Bernie Sanders. By Ray Hanania Arab Americans will be pushing to…
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Chicago, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, News, Podcast, Politics, Radio, rayhanania, Suburban ChicagolandApril , Arab American Heritage Month , Arab Americans , ArabAmerica.com , Arizona , Bernie Sanders , live Radio , Podcast , presidential election , Ray Hanania. WNZK AM 690 Radio , Warren David Illinois identifies 25 patients with Coronavirus The World Health Organization (WHO) declares COVID-19 a “Pandemic” The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) today is announcing six additional individuals have tested positive at the IDPH laboratory for coronavirus disease (COVID-19). “More cases in more places in Illinois means we are seeing growing transmission of the virus in…
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Chicago, Cook County, General Topics, Health, News, Orland Park, Suburban Chicagoland25 infections , 25 patients identified , Corona , Coronavirus , COVID-19 , Illinois , virus IL Department of Human Services Announces First Day to Complete the 2020 Census Online Illinois residents can complete the census online starting tomorrow March 12, 2020, at my2020census.gov. IDHS refuses to provide information, however, to Arab American organizations on how the state’s $20 million funding is being appropriated and which ethnic and racial groups are being prioritized or ignored…
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Chicago, Federal, General Topics, News, Orland Park, Politics, Racism, Suburban ChicagolandArab Americans , Census Count , Census Funds , funds , IDHS , Illinois Department of Human Services , incomplete count , State of Illinois , U.S. Census I feel better just whining about it all A look at the increasing hassles of life for baby boomers as they move from technology to the grocery deli islands, handicapped parking spaces and cramped airline seats. Life isn’t easy so why shouldn’t we complain about it? By Ray Hanania I’m not sure why I am…
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Baby Boomers, Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, Health, Humor, Opinion, restaurants, Seniors, Taxes, Technology, Travelairlines , baby boomers , cramped seating , curmudgeon , economy class , economy life , handicap cards , handicap parking , higher costs , RED MEAT , senior citizens , technology , trave;l , unreliable products , vegetarian O’Grady proposes using vacant Andrew land for popular Pioneers Football league Orland Township Supervisor Paul O’Grady called on the Village of Orland Park, residents and local leaders to join in supporting a plan to convert land vacated by the Andrew Corporation to be used as fields for the popular Pioneer Football League. O’Grady noted that…
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I feel better just whining about it all
By Ray Hanania |
I feel better just whining about it all A look at the increasing hassles of life for baby boomers as they move from technology to the grocery deli islands, handicapped parking spaces and cramped airline seats. Life isn’t easy so why shouldn’t we complain about it? By Ray Hanania I’m not sure why I am…
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