Year: 2013

Mayor Emanuel Announces $1 Billion in Reduced Parking Meter Charges, Free Sundays and Pay-By-Cell for Chicago Parkers

Dispute Agreement Between the City of Chicago and Chicago Parking Meters Results in Big Win for City and its Residents; $20 Million Per Year Over the Life of the Contract Will No Longer Be Billed to the City; Chicagoans Will Get Free Sundays in Neighborhoods, Convenient Pay-By-Cell Options CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–April 29,[Read More…]

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Amends Card Act Rule to Make it Easier for Stay-At-Home Spouses and Partners to Get Credit Cards

Amendment Allows Consumers Who Are 21 Or Older To Rely On Accessible Income For Credit Card Applications WASHINGTON, D.C.–(ENEWSPF)–April 29, 2013.  Today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) updated existing regulations to make it easier for spouses or partners who do not work outside of the home to qualify for[Read More…]

Fact Sheet: Administration Partners with Industry to Get Service Members Credentialed for High-Demand Jobs

Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–April 29, 2013.  Today, speaking at the White House Forum on Military Credentialing and Licensing, First Lady Michelle Obama will announce the IT Training and Certification Partnership, a new public-private partnership that will enable thousands of service members to earn industry-recognized information technology (IT) certifications before they transition from[Read More…]

College Students Urged to Donate Responsibly; Recognize Social Impact

Five pilot schools for the 2013 program are: Creighton University (Nebraska); Northern Illinois University; University of Toledo (Ohio); Franklin College (Indiana); and Trinity University (Texas) STAMFORD, Conn.–(ENEWSPF)–April 29, 2013 — As the college school year comes to an end, students leaving campus often leave perfectly good clothing, electronics, books and[Read More…]

impact of poverty on mental health of children

How Poverty Impacts Children’s Mental Health: DePaul University Forum

DePaul University/Ryan Johnson Educator Erin Mason, other experts to discuss topic May 2 CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–April 29, 2013.  Children living in poverty with mental health issues may adopt a negative worldview and be marginalized by society, according to a DePaul University education scholar. “Our society continues to promote strong negative stigma around[Read More…]

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