Monthly Archives: March 2018
Remember Earl J Field
Today marks the 9th Year Anniversary of the passing of Former Mayor and President Earl J. Field. Earl’s passion for the Village of Norridge along with his leadership and caring ways will never be forgotten. He has done so many … Continue reading
Posted in Norridge, Norridge School D80, paramedic services of illinois, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Earl J Fields, Mayor, Norridge, politics
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Covert Government Taxation! Feeling Ripped Off Yet ?
We all know the government taxes our income. But what about the many other ways the government covertly drains money from our wallets? Total personal income taxes in fact represent less than half our total tax burden. Every year, Americans … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Economy, Elections, foia, Illinois, illinois politics, legal services, political satire, politics, referendum, senator durbin, Social Media, Taxation, Transportation
Tagged advocates, budget, Chicago, cook county, Illinois, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, transparency
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Spending bill could quash Minor League Baseball players’ wage claims
I really hope fans get as upset by this proposed legislature, which would keep minor leaguers’ salaries from increasing, as they did about the new MiLB extra-inning rules. A massive government spending bill that Congress is expected to consider this … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Finance, Illinois, illinois politics, Kemper Sports, minor league, News, political satire, politics, salary cap, Taxation, USCongress
Tagged #chicagodogs, baseball, budget, cook county, Illinois, income tax, minor league, politics, Rosemont, spending bill, transparency, US Congress, work force
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Illinois Democratic Polling in Governor Contest
NEW #ILGov Dem Poll: Pritzker: 32% Kennedy: 26% Biss: 22% Undecided: 16% Victory Research, conducted Mar 13-16 Margin of Error: 2.82% Total polled: 1204 statewide
Posted in Chicago, Crime, domestic violence, Economic Development, Economy, Education, election fraud, Elections, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, political satire, politics, Rauner, referendum, Taxation, Union
Tagged advocacy, Biss, Chicago, education, governor, Illinois, income tax, Kennedy, Madigan, politics, polling, Pritzker, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, unemployment
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Have you ever wondered why so many kids these days are allergic to peanuts?
Have you ever wondered why so many kids these days are allergic to peanuts? Where did this allergy come from all of a sudden? Before 1900, reactions to peanuts were unheard of. Today almost a 1.5 million children in this … Continue reading
Posted in allergies, peanuts, politics, Social Media, vaccines
Tagged allergy, peanuts, vaccine
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The Real Meaning of St Patrick’s Day
Today should NOT be a day of drunkenness and stupor. Instead, today should commemorate Saint Patrick on the day of his death AND more importantly, the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. This is his story. Patrick was born around 385 … Continue reading
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Tagged #stpatricksday, children, Illinois, Roy F. McCampbell
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East Leyden Ground Breaking on Dodge Field for New Addition
On Thursday, March 15, 2018, The Leyden Board of Education celebrating of a new addition ($48,000,000) to East Leyden High School on Dodge Field at 5 PM. The opening of the Ground Breaking with the Leyden Band The speeches at … Continue reading
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Vote “YES” For Leyden Fire Protection District’s Referendum on March 20, 2018
For those that live in the Leyden Fire Protection District it is very important that you come out and vote in the March 20, 2018, primary. Not only should you vote but make sure you vote “YES” for the … Continue reading
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Why Should You Vote ?
Make your voice heard … Every Vote Counts! The Importance of Voting Voting is one of the most important rights and responsibilities that U.S. citizens have. About 150 million American citizens are qualified to vote. Unfortunately, many don’t. They give … Continue reading →