Monthly Archives: May 2011
Delta Airlines Hiring Now!
Airport Customer Service is hiring for full-time seasonal positions in many airports across the U.S. including all domestic hubs. ACS is looking for candidates committed to providing exceptional customer service in customer check-in and baggage handling capacities. Successful candidates will work 40 hours a week from June 1 through Aug. 31.
To Apply
go delta.com/careers, and then select Airport Customer
Service Ticket/Gate or Baggage Handler/Ramp Operations
Rihanna On Today Show + Pics!
Singer Rihanna performs on the NBC “Today” television program
in New York, May 27, 2011.
Clerk Dorothy Brown Community-Based Adult & Juvenile Expungement Summit
CHICAGO – The Honorable Dorothy Brown, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County; the Honorable Anita Alvarez, State’s Attorney of Cook County; the Honorable Abishi C. Cunningham, Cook County Public Defender, Dr. Byron Brazier, Pastor of Apostolic Church of God, and an array of governmental, legal, community and religious organizations and agencies, will sponsor an Adult and Juvenile Expungement Summit at Apostolic Church of God, 6320 S. Dorchester Ave., Chicago, IL, on Saturday, June 4, 2011; registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
This full-service, community-based Expungement Summit has been extremely successful for the last six years, attracting each year 2,500 to 3,000 people who sought to improve their ability to obtain employment by having expungeable offenses removed from their criminal histories. Previous summits were held at Eisenhower High School, Austin High School, DuSable High School, Chicago Vocational Career Academy, and twice at Roberto Clemente Community Academy.
At the summit, volunteer attorneys assist participants with the preparation of applications for the filing of petitions that qualify for expungement and sealing. The State’s Attorney, Chicago Police Department and Illinois State Police hold information sessions on their expungement petition review process
Individuals who do not qualify for expungement may attend a panel discussion conducted by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board to learn about Certificates of Good Conduct and Relief from Disabilities, as well as how to prepare letters for clemency and/or pardons from the governor.
Other agencies will provide information on employment, job training, health care, housing, voter registration and other services for ex-offenders. The Illinois Department of Employment Security will hold an information session on job placement for ex-offenders.
“This is an opportunity for individuals to expunge their court records; a second chance for them to be law-abiding, productive members of society,” said Clerk Brown. “We are attempting to remove as many impediments as possible for people who are attempting to better themselves and their quality of life.”
Former WNBA Player Margo Dydek Dies @ 37!
BRISBANE, Australia — Former WNBA player Margo Dydek has died after suffering a heart attack a week ago and being placed in a medically induced coma.
Cathy Roberts, the operations manager for the Northside Wizards in the Queensland Basketball League, where Dydek was head coach, told The Associated Press that Dydek, 37, died early Friday.
The Poland-born Dydek, who was pregnant with her third child, suffered the heart attack on May 19 and collapsed at her home in Brisbane. Roberts said that Dydek was at an early stage in her pregnancy and that her unborn child had also died.
Dydek was the No. 1 pick in the 1998 WNBA draft by the Utah Starzz. She also played for San Antonio, Connecticut and Los Angeles.
