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VOL. 6, ISSUE 5 CHICAGO SPORTS JOURNAL PG. 3 FROM THE PUBLISHERS DESK... hicago Sports Journal continues to expand in more retail stores, convenient centers, restaurants and into Du Page, CKane, Lake and Will Counties. Chicago Sports Journal newspaper is the only newspaper that lists where you can pick up copies of our newspaper in print and online also. Some newspapers list only online where to pick up copies of their newspaper. No other newspa- per offers advertising bonus also like we do. The Randolph Tavern at the corner of Randolph Street and Wells Street will be opening up sometime the first week in April, 2021. There will be strict rules on how many customers will be allowed inside the place. Please wear mask and be safe and stay safe and social distancing of 6 feet or more. Cicero Auto Repair is located at Cicero Auto Repair, Inc. 3739 N. Cicero Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60641 773.202.0097/0098. Here are some special offers for you the owner and the driver of your vehicle. 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How did you get involved in baseball: My first job in professional sports Three words that describe you best: Motivated, Hardworking and Reliable. was with the Birmingham Barons . After my first season was over I fell in love with the game and all that goes into making the season a success. I Personal Heroes: My dad has always been my personal hero. He had the knew that baseball was my passion and after 16 years in sports I know I most unbelievable work ethic and he was always there for you when you have chosen the right path. needed him. Your duties: I was a Group Sales Account Executive and my role was to sell One thing you can’t stand: One thing that I can’t stand is for people to be tickets and hospitality group areas. late. You know what time you need to be there so make sure you get there on time. Most enjoyable: My most enjoyable job so far would be working for the Pawtucket Red Sox the AAA team for the Boston Red Sox. 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    jnu JWCCCIHIMJF Daley's Hispanic Democratic Org. All Roads Lead to South Street Member Indicted th Prosecutors announced an indict­ ment in the inquiry of the hiring 13 Year Anniversary And Fundraiser practices of Mayor Daley's political organization. In this gutsy and bold move, the prosecutors indicted a Saturday, December 9th Hispanic Democratic Organization (HOD) coordinator for lying. The Hispanic Democratic Or­ ganization, a powerful street team for Mayor Daley, is being investi­ gated for hitting up city officials for jobs for the HDO. John Resa, a worker in the Water Management Department, pleaded not guilty to lying about seeking city jobs as \rewards for campaign workers. Hundreds of workers in the HDO received jobs with the city in those oh-so-desirable jobs in the water department and streets and sanita­ tion department. Resa was put on paid administrative leave following Follow the leaders, Cheryle Jack- derman Arenda Troutman; Rev. Al Bill "Dock" Walls and Clerk of the Year Anniversary and fundraising the indictment. Resa just returned to son, new president of the Chicago Sampson (ordained by Dr. Martin Circuit Court Dorothy Brown; Illi­ affair for The South Street Journal work for the city from disability Urban League; 3rd Ward Alderman Luther King, Jr); Morgan Carter nois State Senator Kwame Raoul; Newspaper. leave on November 15th as a watch­ Dorothy Tillman, Eddie Read, presi­ ("The World's Conversation and the list goes on and on, and we man. dent of The Black Independent Po­ Starter"); Park National Bank's Bill hope that many others will follow the (Continued on page 3) litical Organization; 20th Ward Al- Norels; Chicago Mayoral Candidates leaders and supporters to the 13th (Continued on page 8) Community activist "Queen Sis­ Inside South Street ter" confronts a Chicago Police Officers after a man was shot by the police after he refused to drop his weapon.