Waukegan school board members clash over how racial groups are served: ‘Youâre talking about your people; Iâm talking about my people’
Superintendent Theresa Plascencia said before the presentation on the planned support for the newcomers that...
![Molly Pinta was in middle school when she founded the gay pride parade in Buffalo Grove â the villageâs first. Now a young adult and heading off to college in the fall, she is passing the reins of the ever-growing, perennial parade on to her parents. On June 2, 2019, shortly before the first parade rolled, Pinta, who was 13 at the time, stood on a Buffalo Grove road that morning as a rising seventh-grader, posing with her parents Bob and Carolyn Pinta for a family portrait. Since then, the âBuffalo Grove Pride Paradeâ has been a milestone for the […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2022/06/06/2KMG63IBZFAE3GA6AT5LK7ACVA.jpg?w=135 "Molly Pinta was in middle school when she founded the gay pride parade in Buffalo Grove â the villageâs first. Now a young adult and heading off to college in the fall, she is passing the reins of the ever-growing, perennial parade on to her parents. On June 2, 2019, shortly before the first parade rolled, Pinta, who was 13 at the time, stood on a Buffalo Grove road that morning as a rising seventh-grader, posing with her parents Bob and Carolyn Pinta for a family portrait. Since then, the âBuffalo Grove Pride Paradeâ has been a milestone for the […]")
