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Of toilets and contractors: Is Pritzker up to the job of renovating Illinois? – Chicago Tribune
Of toilets and contractors: Is Pritzker up to the job of renovating Illinois? – Chicago Tribune — Read on http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/editorials/ct-edit-pritzker-toilet-unions-mansion-20181015-story,amp.html Advertisements
Posted in #madigoon, #metoo, #taxation, Chicago, Crime, Education, election fraud, Elections, foia, gun control, Horse Racing, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, marijuana, News, political satire, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Social Media, Taxation
Tagged #city politics, advocates, Chicago, cook county, Crime, Illinois, income tax, Madigan, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, transparency, unemployment
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Morton Schapiro, Northwestern officials say Harvard trial won’t affect admissions
As the Harvard admissions lawsuit placing a microscope on the practice of affirmative action in higher education goes to trial, Northwestern officials say the outcome shouldn’t affect University admissions. The lawsuit charging Harvard University with systematic discrimination against Asian-Americans … Continue reading
Norridge SD 80 Moves Forward on Leaving LASEC
Posted in #taxation, Autism, Education, Elections, IEP, Illinois, illinois politics, Leyden, Leyden Area Special Education CoOp, News, Norridge, Norridge School D80, Pennoyer School District 79, political satire, politics, robert martwick, Rosemont School District 78, senator Mulroe, Social Media, Special Education
Tagged advocacy, advocates, Autism, Board of Education, education, Illinois, Leyden, parents, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, school, Special Education, special needs, Special Needs children, transparency
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Help support the Van Dyke girls
https://www.gofundme.com/mdb4be The recent verdict in Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke’s criminal trial had a devastating impact on our community and law enforcement around the world. But this verdict has impacted Jason’s wife and two daughters more than words can … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Crime, Elections, gun control, Illinois, illinois politics, political satire, politics, Union
Tagged #chicagopolice
#secondcitycop, #city politics, #cpd, advocacy, behind the scenes, budget hearing, bullets, City of Chicago, Crime, Rahm Emanuel, Roy F. McCampbell, van dyke
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The Dangers of Febreze ??? Does the Extensive Usage of the Synthetic Air Freshner Pose a Significant Health Risk ?
If you use synthetic air fresheners in your car and/or living space and or associated with your clothes, you should know that you’re likely increasing risk of developing a variety of health problems. Headaches, earaches, depression, an irregular heart beat, … Continue reading
Posted in color, Economy, febreze, fire protection, foia, Food, health risk, Illinois, illinois politics, Leyden, Social Media
Tagged air freshners, air pollution, aldehydes, asthma, band uniform, benzene, birth defects, cancer, chemical eczema, chlorinated hydrocarbons, cologne, COPD, DDT, deodorizing, febreze, football, formaldehyde, health, health endangerment, infertility, leukemia, Leyden, liver cancer, lung cancer, medical, mothballs, mucous membrane, music, P & G, parents, phthalates, Proctor and Gamble, Product Safety Data Sheet, Roy F. McCampbell, school, students, testing, testorsterone levels, toxic
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O’Hare Area Is Getting a New Highway: I 490
I 490 is currently under construction to link I 90 (Jane Addams Tollroad) to I 294 (TriState Tollroad) with interchanges at Green Street/Franklin Avenue and at the intersect of I 294 and County Line Road, with the major interchange at … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Economy, Franklin Park, I 294, Illinois, illinois politics, Illinois Tollroad, Leyden, Leyden Fire Protection District, Mayor Caiafa, News, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Commentaries, schiller park police, Social Media, Taxation, Transportation, West Leyden
Tagged budget, Chicago, cook county, education, Franklin Park, Illinois, Irving Park Road, Kennedy School, Leyden, Nick Caiafa, politics, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Village of Schiller Park
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Questions and Answers About The I 294 Expansion in The Schiller Park Area by Illinois Tollroad Commission Representatives
Questions and answers were asked by residents of Schiller Park after the Illinois Tollroad completed their presentations, which can be seen at this link:
Posted in driveways, Economic Development, Economy, I 294, Illinois, illinois politics, Illinois Tollroad, Leyden, politics, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Commentaries, schillerparkblog, Social Media, Taxation
Tagged budget, Chicago, cook county, Illinois, Irving Park Road, Leyden, Nick Caiafa, politics, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Village of Schiller Park
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I 294 Construction Projects 2018-2025 as Presented by the Illinois Tollroad Commission Representatives to Schiller Park Residents on 9/19/2018
Go to this link to see the presentation by representatives of the Illinois Tollroad Commission of the I 294 expansion projects designed and scheduled to be built from 2018 – 2025 and understand how this will impact you as a … Continue reading
Franklin Park Police Department Executes a Search Warrant for a Drug Investigation at a Home in Schiller Park
At 1:15 pm today, Sept 12th, the Franklin Park police executed a search warrant for drug activity at 3719 Ruby Street in Schiller Park, without a SchillerPark police car in sight. For weeks the residents of Twi-Lite Condos were complaining … Continue reading
Posted in Franklin Park, Illinois, Latin Kings, marijuana, Mayor Caiafa, politics, Schiller Park, schiller park police
Tagged advocacy, cook county, Franklin Park, Illinois, Leyden High School District 212, Lincoln Middle School, Nick Caiafa, politics, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Board of Education, School District 81, school district.
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The “Magic” in School District Education Settlement Agreements
As any lawyer or hearing officer will attest, it is almost always better to settle a case than to go to hearing. There are several reasons for this. First, it avoids the delay, expense, uncertainty, and emotional strain associated … Continue reading →