Category Archives: Illinois
Chicago Is The Canary In The Coal Mine of America’s Big Cities
FROM 2ND CITY COP….. More Manpower Cuts This will impact all of us in the suburbs in a bad way ! A lot of interesting links in this article: Chicago is the canary in the coal mine for America’s big … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Elections, foia, gangs, gun control, Illinois, illinois politics, Latin Kings, murder, News, politics, schiller park police, schillerparkblog, Social Media
Tagged #chicagopolice
#secondcitycop, #city politics, #cpd, Chicago, Crime, Illinois, McCampbell, Roy McCampbell
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A Letter From The Widow of Commander Bauer
Please share: A letter from Erin Bauer: “One man almost stole my faith in humanity, but the City of Chicago and the rest of the nation restored it and I want to thank you for that,” Erin Bauer as she … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Commander Bauer, Crime, Erin Bauer, gangs, Illinois, illinois politics, murder, politics, Rauner, Social Media, Terrorists
Tagged advocacy, Chicago, Commander Bauer, cook county, Erin Bauer, Illinois, murder, politics, Rauner, work force
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Questions, Speaker Madigan Will Have To Answer !
Three key questions that will dominate Illinois politics in the days to come. What did the Speaker know? When did he know it? What did he do about it?
Posted in Chicago, Crime, Elections, Finance, foia, gambling, gangs, gun control, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, mike madigan, political satire, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park Commentaries, schillerparkblog, sexual harrassment, Social Media, Taxation
Tagged advocacy, advocates, Chicago, Illinois, Madigan, McCampbell, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell, transparency
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Someone Can’t Count !!!
Far cry from 12,000 police officers that the Mayor says are deployed. Someone can’t count. #cpd #chicago #chicagopolice Everyone knows but nothing is said. The media doesn’t report this, only spouts the pablum Rahm puts out . Media makes a … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Crime, Economy, Elections, gun control, Illinois, Latin Kings, murder, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park Commentaries, Social Media, Taxation, Terrorists, Transportation, War on Terror
Tagged Chicago, commercials, Illinois, Irving Park Road, McCampbell, murder, politics, Roy McCampbell, transparency
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Our Congress hard at work….
Our Congress hard at work….
Posted in Crime, Economy, Education, Elections, Finance, foia, gangs, gun control, Health, Illinois, political satire, politics, Religion, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Commentaries, Social Media, Taxation, USCongress, War on Terror, Weather
Tagged advocacy, advocates, budget, Chicago, Common Core State Standards, cook county, facebook, Illinois, income tax, main stream, McCampbell, politics, Roy McCampbell, school, special needs, State of the Union, unemployment, US Congress, work force
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A Solution For Snow Plows Blocking Driveway Entrances
Public Works snow plow drivers are working 12 hour shifts due to the current snow event. Avoiding driveway entrances when snow plowing streets is not possible, however residents can help minimize the snow pushed into their driveways by clearing a … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, driveways, Franklin Park, Harwood Heights, Illinois, Leyden, News, Norridge, Northlake, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Commentaries, schiller park police, schillerparkblog, snow plows, Social Media, Transportation, Weather
Tagged budget, Chicago, driveways, Franklin Park, Illinois, Irving Park Road, Leyden, Norridge, Norwood Park Township, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy McCampbell, snow, snow plows, Village of Schiller Park, work force
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Another #Madigoon Bites The Dust
For the second time in a week, Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan has parted ways with a top lieutenant in his Democratic political organization, this time citing “inappropriate behavior by a volunteer toward a candidate and staff” during a 2016 … Continue reading →