Naperville community garden feeds residents, serving a higher purpose
"Many of those folks that have been around for three to five years. They donate from there as well. So we have sort of multiplied our efforts without multiplying our space."
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"Many of those folks that have been around for three to five years. They donate from there as well. So we have sort of multiplied our efforts without multiplying our space."
He heard a loud noise from inside the home during a gathering and noticed he had been shot in the thigh.
Residents say it's concerning but not surprising.
"Who is going to be held accountable for what happened to Nakari Campbell if the police won't even use the powers that we have given them to do so? They could bring this driver in. They could ask questions.
The staff and volunteers with Fox Valley Food For Health make free meals for about 100 people and take a mundane task off the plates of residents.
Cameras in the stands at Guaranteed Rate Field captured the moment a 41-year-old woman in section 162 realized she'd been shot in the leg.
City leaders previously chose to it shut down after denying plans to expand the market along Logan Boulevard.
For Casey's Safe Haven Holistic Horse Rescue, it's about survival, in more ways than one.
"Most of their belongings are outside, and so folks don't want to leave their belongings behind, and … they're pretty firm that they don't wanna lose the things that have been given to them," Pastor Eric Worringer said.
The competition featured 150 athletes between the ages of 45 to 74.
The robberies happened Friday morning within an hour between 6:40 and 7:40 a.m. in the Brighton Park, Gage Park, Englewood, and Back of the Yards neighborhoods.
Firefighters made a dramatic rescue down more than a dozen flights of stairs. But even before they arrived, neighbors tried to step in.
CBS 2 was there to witness the refueling process, a delicate operation considering the aircrafts travel around 600 miles per hour.
"It tells us that the need is that much greater, and we have to do more to fill that need. And that's OK. We are ready and prepared to do just that."
Pritzker said this law follows standards set in other industries.