Tag Archives: Irving Park Road
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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A Typical Illinois Governmental Fiasco
So IDOT just finished the contract on restoring the road surface and concrete curbs on Irving Park Road in Schiller Park, and now less than a week later the Illinois Tollroad Commission is tearing up the work. #Illinois #taxpayer #dollarsatwork … Continue reading
Posted in #taxation, Economic Development, Economy, Finance, Illinois, illinois politics, political satire, politics, Rauner, referendum, Schiller Park, Schiller Park Commentaries
Tagged budget, Illinois, Irving Park Road, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, transparency, Village of Schiller Park
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Flight 191 Remembered
My thoughts will be with everyone who lost a loved one this week…39 years ago, especially this week. I will visit the Memorial in Lake Park this week to honor those lost and the first responders who served. God Bless … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, flight 191, Illinois, illinois politics, Leyden Fire Protection District, Northlake, O'Hare Noise, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Social Media, Uncategorized
Tagged #flight191, airplane crash, Bensenville, Chicago, cook county, flight 191, Franklin Park, Illinois, Irving Park Road, Memorial Day weekend, Norridge, Norwood Park Township, O'Hare Airport, Rosemont, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park, Village of Schiller Park
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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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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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Pedestrians’ Safety Is In Jeopardy At Scott and Irving in Schiller Park
East bound approach from Mannheim Road to Irving Park and Scott Street intersection (Above) West Bound from 25th Avenue approach to Irving Park Road and Scott Street intersection (Above) Scott and Irving is a major street … Continue reading
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 →