RTN_WHO ARE WE

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Who Are We?
Rockford Today Network Newspaper.
We are starting as an online bilingual newsletter. This newsletter aims to highlight the great things about our community and help bring the people together. We want to become an active member of the society and work with other communities such as Polish, African American, Vietnams, Congolese, Latino….etc to help expand to as many people as possible.  We want to support our local government, our city, and our nation as a whole. Many get easily stuck focusing on the negatives and that takes away from what is truly special about Rockford. 
In this newsletter, we want positives. Rockford has a lot to offer and with us working together as a group to help highlight the good in this city, we can create a place of peace and unity. 
The newsletter will also include current developments, contacts, women’s group, and other organizations, as well as a place to go for information. The Rockford Today Network newspaper will include information on where you can get free services such as Translation, Social Security benefits information, Green card information, Job openings, Opportunities for ESL classes and lots more.

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