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Illinois Expands Grocery Initiative With $26 Million to Address Food Deserts and Protect Food Access

“The Illinois Grocery Initiative is a crucial program for helping our communities invest in improving residents’ lives,” Preston said. “Increasing access to fresh, healthy food saves residents time and money.” #senatorpreston #groceries

Goodman Theatre Extends ‘The Attic’ Through October 11 Following Strong Reviews

Carroll has subsequently directed, written and choreographed numerous productions for The 7 Fingers, including "Passengers", "Cuisine and Confessions", "Sequence 8" and "Traces". Her work has also extended to Broadway and Cirque du Soleil. #GoodmanTheater #TheAttic #ShanaCarroll

Willie Wilson Calls for Suspension of Chicago, County and State Gas Taxes

The state controls several major components of the tax burden imposed on gasoline, while Cook County and the City of Chicago levy their own taxes and fees that affect the final price motorists see at gas stations. #williewilson #chicago #mayor

Goodman Theatre Marks Centennial Season With Record Attendance and Expanded Community Reach

The world-premiere musical Iceboy! or, The Completely Untrue Story of How Eugene O’Neill Came to Write The Iceman Cometh became the Goodman's best-attended and best-selling production in its history. #theater #attendance

Cook County Clerk Gordon Welcomes Supreme Court Mail Ballot Ruling

“The Cook County Clerk’s Office will continue our preparations for a free, fair and accessible election,” Gordon said. “Voting by mail remains a safe, secure and available option for Cook County voters.” #cookcounty #ruling #mailballot

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Joliet Junior College is Not Meeting Minority Participation Goals, Illinois House to Hold Subject Matter Hearing

Most are reporting less than 5% minority spend. #college #university #contracting

Illinois Expands Grocery Initiative With $26 Million to Address Food Deserts and Protect Food Access

“The Illinois Grocery Initiative is a crucial program for helping our communities invest in improving residents’ lives,” Preston said. “Increasing access to fresh, healthy food saves residents time and money.” #senatorpreston #groceries

Will County Voters Can Now Access Personalized Sample Ballots for November Election

The ballots are designed specifically for individual voters and show the races, candidates and other contests for which each voter is eligible to cast a ballot. #elections #electionday #willcounty

Park Forest Can Track the Money, But Says It Can’t Track the Mayor’s Miles

FOIA records show hundreds of dollars in payments to Mayor Joseph Woods, thousands of miles accumulating on Village administrative vehicles, and fuel purchases outside Park Forest — including one across the Indiana state line — while the Village says it maintains no trip logs, destination records, GPS data or records documenting after-hours vehicle use. #ParkForest #foia #joewoods

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