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State Senator Jacqueline Y. Collins Honored for Improving Urban Neighborhoods | Chicago Defender

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Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago has named State Senator Jacqueline Y. Collins (D-Chicago) as its recipient of the 2022 Gale Cincotta Community Visionary Award for her many years of work improving urban neighborhoods. NHS selected Collins for the award due to her recent success in reining in predatory lenders in lower-income communities, as well as … Continued

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