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Orland Park teen uses pageant win to promote fitness as a tool for mental health (opens the original)
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Dance and cheerleading have helped Julia Yock through some challenging times in her schooling and in her relationships. The activities have also given the Orland Park resident physical and mental stamina, which she relied upon recently to win the Miss Teen International pageant, beating out 15 other girls for the title. Julia is 15 and her competitors ranged from ages 13-18. The competition took place in July at the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts in Skokie. Contestants were judged on
Emotional literacy program in Riverdale gives students tools to ‘relate to their emotions’ (opens the original)
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Keana Shatteen is helping girls at Gen. George S. Patton School in Riverdale channel their emotions into something positive, rather than letting the pressures of growing up get the better of them. The way Shatteen sees it, mood swings and frustrations the middle schoolers sometimes experience are a normal part of adolescence. But Shatteen, an emotional literacy consultant, speaker and author, believes her mentoring at the school can help them learn how to communicate their feelings constructivel
Chicago Heights police Explorer program helps create path to law enforcement jobs (opens the original)
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Benjamin Jimenez, of Chicago Heights, said he used to be something of a wayward youth, though he hadn’t gotten into trouble yet. “I was a lot less respectable … and a little mean,” said Jimenez. “I was this high school angsty young man.” But Jimenez, a recent graduate of Bloom High School in Chicago Heights, has gotten his act together. He’s the commander of Law Enforcement Explorer Post #102, based in that city, after being a member for three years. Now he helps 21 other 14- to 21-year-olds fin
Longtime Moraine Valley art professor puts a decade of work on display ahead of his retirment (opens the original)
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Photography is more than a means of expression for Tyler Hewitt, a longtime professor at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills. It’s a calling for Hewett, whose portfolio is bolstered through walks in downtown Chicago where he photographs buildings, scenes and people. “It keeps me connected to both my city and the world,” he said. “It keeps me grounded in the world.” Hewitt is set to retire in about a year, but his photography will outlast his vocation as professor of Studio Art, where
Bremen District 228 students get an early look at careers in healthcare through Cook County program (opens the original)
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Aaliyah Zuniga, a senior at Bremen High School in Midlothian, handed out produce and vegetable plants, along with information about food pantries and assistance programs recently at TCA Health in Dolton. She was there as part of a hands-on program for students interested in healthcare careers. “I liked that we all got to get an insight into the medical field,” said Zuniga, who hopes to one day become a nurse working with newborn babies. She was one of 19 students from Bremen High School District
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