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We've Launched Proviso Votes

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By Michael Romain
| Illinois Press Association
IPA HEADLINES By Michael Romain, publisher Village Free Press The Village Free Press has joined with several nonpartisan organizations—from local nonprofits to libraries—to form Proviso Votes, an initiative dedicated to providing information and awareness about critical community issues ahead of elections in Proviso Township.
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Proviso Sees A Slate Of Business Openings As Others Close Or Sell - Village Free Press

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By Michael Romain
Berkeley village officials cut the ribbon for Mi Monarca, a new business at 5817 St. Charles Rd. that sells charcuterie boards. | Courtesy Village of Berkeley/Facebook Monday, September 25, 2023 || By Michael Romain || There was a slate of ribbon cuttings for new businesses in the Proviso Township area on Sept. 23, while some companies closed their doors for good. Berkeley village officials cut the ribbon for Mi Monarca, 5817 St. Charles Rd. on Saturday.
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Black studies degree prepares graduates for a wide range of careers

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By Michael Romain
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
Calvin Holmes , who majored in African American studies at Northwestern University, says he stumbled into the academic discipline. The discovery would change his life. "I took a class my junior year and fell in love with it," says Holmes, 58. "It spoke to me." Holmes is president of the Chicago Community Loan Fund, a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution certified by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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