Mina Bloom is a reporter for Block Club Chicago, focusing on local news in the Illinois and Chicago area. With a keen interest in community issues and neighborhood developments, Mina covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, urban planning, and business stories.
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Mina Bloom's coverage primarily revolves around local events, government announcements, and press releases in the Logan Square area of Chicago. The themes she covers include food & beverage, house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
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- Provide insights or expert commentary on local events such as festivals, farmers markets, historical homes tours.
- Offer perspectives on relevant government announcements or neighborhood developments related to housing issues like surcharges or zoning changes.
- Connect with sources involved in the local community who can provide unique insights into events impacting Logan Square residents.
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Casi dos años después de que empezaran a llegar a Chicago autobuses repletos de migrantes, muchos niños han llegado a escuelas con poco apoyo lingüístico de CPS.
By: Reema Amin, Mina Bloom
Many of Chicago’s migrant families are settling down in neighborhoods with underresourced, segregated schools that don’t have the proper language support for children learning English as a new language.
By: Mina Bloom, Reema Amin
The Chicago Teachers Union and education advocates say liaisons could help students arriving from other countries, but the district is facing a budget deficit that could limit hiring.
By: Reema Amin, Mina Bloom
A classroom at Erie Elementary Charter School in Chicago's Humboldt Park neighborhood. Erie is one of 43 dual language schools across the city, which means it offers English learners and native English speakers instruction in Spanish and English.
Gator trapper Frank Robb said Chance is the “beefiest and bossiest” gator at the Florida gator farm, where he’s been living since he was caught.
By: Mina Bloom
At Clemente Community Academy, students are missing critical instruction time because of absent teachers. It's one of a number of CPS schools struggling because of a teacher shortage.
By: Mina Bloom
Carolina Carchi, a senior, poses for a portrait at Roberto Clemente Community Academy in Humboldt Park on Aug. 8, 2024.
By: Mina Bloom
The Hermosa Neighborhood Association expanded thanks to a state grant program, one of the central components of the state’s marijuana legalization. The group has made a big impact, but it's out of money.
By: Francia Garcia Hernandez, Mina Bloom
The over 51,000 migrants who have arrived in Chicago since 2022 face a dwindling safety net and backlogs in work permit and immigration cases. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's border czar said deportations will start “right here in Chicago.”
By: Francia Garcia Hernandez, Mina Bloom, Colin Boyle, Ariel Parrella-Aureli
City officials are winding down Chicago’s emergency response to the new arrivals. But the seemingly endless line outside of a state resource center in Humboldt Park is a visible reminder of the daily struggles thousands still face.
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