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Chicago Street Journal (CSJ) (formerly South Street Journal for 20 years) wants to provide jobs and a new media voice that connects people across the city of Chicago.
Well, on Saturday, June 7, 2014, CSJ will be hosting a fundraiser to propel this extraordinary new city-wide media voice.
Hopefully, you can be with us, if not, you can still support this vision by helping us re-launch and expand this new community newspaper.
Get more info on the GALA by clicking HERE.
Newspapers create jobs in the following categories and more.
Reporters.
Writers.
Bloggers.
Editors.
Proofreaders.
Clerical Personnel.
Managers.
Human Resource Personal
Marketers.
Graphic Artists.
Attorneys.
Social Media Personnel.
Researchers.
Drivers.
And, much more!
Jobs feed families, build security, while enforcing a strong community base.
"The Chicago GALA" is designed to raise funds for the re-launching of CSJ and will be held at "The Quarry Event Center located at 2427 East 75th Street starting at 6:00 PM 06.07.2014.
Make your contribution today join us on that day.
The next edition will be distributed the week after the fundraiser and we hope (with your assistance) that that outreach can be a minimum of 10,0000 copies.
We can distribute 25,000, 50,000 or 100,000 plus copies with your help.
AND THAT IS JUST THE BEGINNING!
We are going GLOBAL with distribution worldwide via Issuu.com.
CSJ was formerly South Street Journal for 20 years under the direction of Publisher Ron Carter. You may contact the publisher at [phone redacted]. Click the contact button, if you wish to receive a media kit.
We want to thank each of you in advance for your support.
If you can't be in Chicago on that evening for the event, we are sure that one of your Chicago connections would love to attend. (WHAT A NICE GIFT! Call a friend now.)
Columbia University is completing a book and documentary on this southside newspaper and its contributions to the community.
Read more here: >>>> Southside Chicago Documentation Project
View the latest issue of Chicago Street Journal here.
View old Chicago Street Journal issues online here.
Chicago Street Journal (CSJ) (formerly South Street Journal for 20 years) wants to provide jobs and a new media voice that connects people across the city of Chicago.
Well, on Saturday, June 7, 2014, CSJ will be hosting a fundraiser to propel this extraordinary new city-wide media voice.
Hopefully, you can be with us, if not, you can still support this vision by helping us re-launch and expand this new community newspaper.
Get more info on the GALA by clicking HERE.
Newspapers create jobs in the following categories and more.
Reporters.
Writers.
Bloggers.
Editors.
Proofreaders.
Clerical Personnel.
Managers.
Human Resource Personal
Marketers.
Graphic Artists.
Attorneys.
Social Media Personnel.
Researchers.
Drivers.
And, much more!
Jobs feed families, build security, while enforcing a strong community base.
"The Chicago GALA" is designed to raise funds for the re-launching of CSJ and will be held at "The Quarry Event Center located at 2427 East 75th Street starting at 6:00 PM 06.07.2014.
Make your contribution today join us on that day.
The next edition will be distributed the week after the fundraiser and we hope (with your assistance) that that outreach can be a minimum of 10,0000 copies.
We can distribute 25,000, 50,000 or 100,000 plus copies with your help.
AND THAT IS JUST THE BEGINNING!
We are going GLOBAL with distribution worldwide via Issuu.com.
CSJ was formerly South Street Journal for 20 years under the direction of Publisher Ron Carter. You may contact the publisher at [phone redacted]. Click the contact button, if you wish to receive a media kit.
We want to thank each of you in advance for your support.
If you can't be in Chicago on that evening for the event, we are sure that one of your Chicago connections would love to attend. (WHAT A NICE GIFT! Call a friend now.)
Columbia University is completing a book and documentary on this southside newspaper and its contributions to the community.
Read more here: >>>> Southside Chicago Documentation Project
View the latest issue of Chicago Street Journal here.
View old Chicago Street Journal issues online here.
Organizer
Sonja Perdue
Organizer
Chicago, IL
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