Jay Z to Get Out the Vote for Clinton Days Before Election Day NEW YORK–(ENEWSPF)–October 25, 2016. On Friday, November 4, just days before Election Day, Grammy award-winning artist, philanthropist and entrepreneur Jay Z will hold a Get Out The Vote (GOTV) concert for Hillary Clinton in Cleveland to encourage[Read More…]
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Over 500 People Vote In Park Forest on First Day of Early Voting
Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Mayor John Ostenburg announced at Monday evening’s meeting of the village board that over 500 people voted in the first day of early voting on Monday, October 24. This was confirmed by Village Manager Tom Mick. Mayor Ostenburg commented on the large voter turnout, saying that he[Read More…]
Early Voting for Park Foresters and Surrounding Communities
Park Forest, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Residents of Park Forest may now participate in early voting. Cook County residents can vote at Park Forest Village Hall. Early voting is not available at Village Hall for Will County residents, but there are locations close by where Will County residents can vote at this time.[Read More…]
Spring 2017 Registration Open at Prairie State College
CHICAGO HEIGHTS–(ENEWSPF)–October 24, 2016. Discover Prairie State College (PSC) this spring! Registration for the spring 2017 semester is now open. Students are encouraged to register early as classes will fill quickly. PSC offers convenient, flexible scheduling options for credit courses, including 16-, 14-, 12- and eight-week courses. Classes are offered[Read More…]
Former White House Press Secretary & McDonald’s VIP Robert Gibbs to Keynote Roosevelt University’s Real Estate Gala
Robert Gibbs CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–October 24, 2016. Robert Gibbs, chief communications officer and executive vice president, corporate relations, McDonald’s Corporation, will be the keynote speaker at Roosevelt University’s 15th annual real estate gala hosted by its Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate. The gala is considered to be the premier real estate[Read More…]
New Student Opera with Relevance for Millennials to be Premiered Oct. 29-30 at Roosevelt University
Jordan Jenkins CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–October 24, 2016. The world premiere of The Blind Date, a short opera about an awkward first date at an Italian restaurant for a couple who met through an online dating service, will be one of the highlights of the ninth annual OperaFest being held at Roosevelt University[Read More…]
Legendary Pianist Marc-André Hamelin to Lecture and Perform During Roosevelt University’s Oct. 31 – Nov. 5 PianoFest
Marc-André Hamelin CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–October 24, 2016. Marc-André Hamelin, one of the world’s most original and technically-brilliant classical pianists, will make two appearances at Roosevelt University in Chicago during the Chicago College of Performing Arts’ (CCPA) annual PianoFest celebration. This year’s festival, which is being held from Oct. 31 through Nov. 5[Read More…]
Cook County: Expanded Early Voting for Presidential Election Begins Today
Chicago, IL-(ENEWSPF)- Expanded Early Voting for the November 8 Presidential Election began this morning with an announcement by Cook County Clerk David Orr and officials from the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners at the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago. Orr and Marisel Hernandez, Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Chairwoman, spoke[Read More…]
Illinois Judicial Retention Election
ILLINOIS–(ENEWSPF)–October 24, 2016 By RealRick I never know quite what to do about voting in Illinois Judicial Retention Elections. Should I Vote “Yes” for all because most judges are hard-working and deserving? Vote “No” for all because if some group has a legitimate grievance it might help their cause? (or[Read More…]
National Education Association: Trump’s Threats to Reject Election Results Undermine Classroom Teaching
Educators, parents fear long-term harm from candidate’s divisive rhetoric saying it undoes ‘everything we teach’ about being a democracy, leaves ‘serious scar tissue’ WASHINGTON – October 24, 2016 – Educators largely consider the presidential campaign an important teaching tool and introduction for many students to how the U.S. government works.[Read More…]
