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Ann Nash Honored by Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre

February 13, 2023

Ann Nash, an attorney and manager at Nash Disability Law, has been named this year’s recipient of the prestigious Adler and Sullivan Award given by Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University. The annual award is given to recognize individuals whose contributions have been pivotal in the theater’s survival over the last 134 years and is

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Elmhurst Teen Speaks Out Against Bullying of Special Needs Student

February 10, 2023

A video of an Illinois student with special needs being thrown into a bathroom by classmates has sparked outrage and prompted a York Community High School student from Elmhurst to speak out against the bullying of children with disabilities. The video was posted on social media in December. It showed laughing students shoving another student

In an Abusive Relationship? Help is Just a Phone Call Away

January 4, 2023

Everyone deserves relationships free from abuse. Sadly, domestic violence continues to increase in Illinois.* Abuses that can occur in relationships are not only physical, but they can take many forms, including emotional, psychological, economic and social harm. Help is just a phone call away. If you are a victim of domestic violence and need safety

See “The Nutcracker” 25 Feet High and for Free at Chicago’s Art on theMart

December 1, 2022

In a one-of-a-kind exhibition of public art in Chicago, you and your family can thrill to a 25-foot-high video projection of the Joffrey Ballet’s presentation of the beloved holiday classic The Nutcracker. Set to the music of Tchaikovsky’s masterful score, The Nutcracker is presented as part of Art on theMart, which uses an array of

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