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Plunkett’s establishes Pest Management Foundation scholarship

Jan 8, 2025 | mypmp.net | Heather Gooch |Joey Ciccolini |Julia Pentasuglio

Fridley, Minn.-based Plunkett’s Pest Control provided an endowment to the Pest Management Foundation for an annual $1,000 scholarship to support students in the pest control field. “Plunkett’s believes strongly in investing in education,” Stacy O’Reilly, owner of Plunkett’s Pest Control, said in a news release. “We have invested heavily in our employee training over the years.
L-Stop Musts: Hot Dog Edition

Nov 13, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio

The Red Line offers a network of Chicago’s famous dogs topped with everything a ketchup-hating native could ask for — yellow mustard, neon-green sweet pickle relish, chopped white onion, tomato slices, a dill pickle spear, pickled sport peppers and celery salt — all on top a tasty poppy seed bun. Granville: Sam’s Chicken & Ribs (1102 W.
Conflict Resolution Circle Makes a Somber Space for Post-election Fears

Nov 13, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio

The Student Rights, Responsibilities and Conflict Resolution Team in the Dean of Students Office held a “Processing Election Results Circle” Nov. 7 in tandem with the Center for Diversity and Inclusion as part of their Community Circles series. The circle, styled after the Indigenous healing practice of Circle Keeping, made space for students and faculty to share their fears, hopes and anxieties following the victory of President-elect Donald Trump Nov. 6.
Blue Skies Ahead

Oct 30, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Lilli Malone |Julia Pentasuglio

Happy Halloween! Get in the mood for spooky season with a fall or Halloween themed event like the New Belgium Pumpkin Carving Contest or a free haunted house at Pottawatomie Park. Not in the mood to be scared? Check out the Chicago Kurdish Film Festival or the Craft and Vendor Market outside Wrigley Field instead. Head over to Easy Bar, located at 1944 W. Division St., tonight at 7 p.m. to carve a free pumpkin — already scooped out — provided by New Belgium.
Blue Skies Ahead: Ghostly Comedy, Boo! At the Park and Fall Jam

Oct 23, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio |Lilli Malone

Fall is upon us, so get ready for a list of spooktacular events designed to help you take full advantage of the Halloween season. Spend some time outdoors as the temperature starts to drop at Boo! At the Park, or check out a showing of Hotel Transylvania at the “Haunted” Drive-In. Ghostly & Ghastly Tales Sketch Comedy Performance: Oct. 26Check out this Halloween-themed sketch comedy show by the PlayMakers Laboratory Saturday from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Auditorium located on 2045 N.
Loyola Jesuit Alum Directs Emergency Migrant Shelters Following Israeli Ground Incursion in Lebanon

Oct 23, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio

Across the globe in Beirut, Lebanon, Loyola alumnus and Jesuit in formation Michael Petro S.J. is using his talent for language and passion for ministry to direct the Jesuit Refugee Services’ emergency efforts to mitigate the displacement caused by Israel’s ground incursion of Lebanon. The fighting in Lebanon escalated early Sept.
John Vincent III Takes Thalia Hall on a Nostalgic Road Trip to the Mountains

Oct 16, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio

Indie musician John Vincent III turned Thalia Hall into a musing, musical mountainside by bringing touching nostalgia and playfulness to the intimate space. The Oct. 2 show was Vincent’s first time playing in Chicago, having only ever visited the city once before for his 21st birthday. He opened with “City Rain,” a wistful song featuring painful anecdotes about growing up and losing childhood splendor.
Blue Skies Ahead: Oct. 16

Oct 16, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Lilli Malone |Julia Pentasuglio

Halloween is fast approaching, and the end of October means fall festivities and spooky activities are in full swing. Try not to get spooked by this week’s lineup of events. If you are in the mood for a scare, you can visit the Nightmare on Clark Street haunted house, or Arts in the Dark for a Halloween themed parade. Alternatively, savor the best of the fall season before winter arrives by taking a look at the Lincoln Park Zoo Fall Fest, which offers family friendly activities.
Fire & Police Employees Removed From Chicago’s Mental Health Emergency Response Team

Oct 16, 2024 | loyolaphoenix.com | Julia Pentasuglio

Chicago’s Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement program, an emergency mental health response team, transitioned Sept. 23 to being staffed solely by Chicago Department of Public Health employees, including behavioral health clinicians and emergency medical technicians.
Pest Management Foundation establishes two new scholarship opportunities | Pest Management Professional

Oct 14, 2024 | mypmp.net | Joey Ciccolini |Julia Pentasuglio |Heather Gooch

The Pest Management Foundation recently established two new scholarships: The Masters Talents Scholarship, established by industry consultant Kevin Lemasters and his wife, Kimberly; and the Gary D. Curl and Carol Jones-Curl Scholarship, established by Specialty Consultants’ Gary Curl and his wife, Carol Jones-Curl. The Masters Talents Scholarship aims to provide opportunities to those who don’t always know where their help will come from. This $2,000 scholarship will be awarded annually.