The Balkan Voice starting off this week’s edition on a somber note with a touching tribute from Culture Editor, Milos Rastovic, to the late Miroslav Michael Djordjevic, one of the most prominent Serbian-Americans.
Meanwhile in Chicago, as the Lightfoot administration makes way for the new Mayor, the city is on the hunt for a new police superintendent to keep the communities safe.
In a world where negativity can often overshadow the good, this edition of The Balkan Voice is all about celebrating excellence and reminding readers to live their best lives. Take a moment to pause, reflect, and appreciate the good things in life, whether it’s a delicious cup of coffee, time spent with loved ones, or the simple pleasures of a good book.
In the end, it’s the little things that add up to a life well-lived. So grab your coffee and enjoy this week’s edition, as we honor those who have made a difference and celebrate the excellence that surrounds us.
Happy reading. Sunday is made better with the Balkans Voice.
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