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The residential case concerned Lot 5 in Oak Meadow, a subdivision approved by Will County in 1987, well before Homer Glen incorporated in 2001. #homerglen
Citing information from the village’s finance director, Glotz put the library’s fund balance at approximately $20 million and argued that it could afford the additional expense. #tinleypark #library
Board members did not substantively address her spending figures or records concerns during the remainder of the meeting. #flossmoorschools #schooldistrict

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Lupe Fiasco, Malik Yusef to Headline Chicago’s 17th Annual Global Mixx Music & Film Forum

The intensive session will be co-led by five-time Grammy Award-winning producer Malik Yusef, Chief Keef’s producer and musical director Johnny 6bravo, and singer-songwriter Jameisha Trice. #globalmixx #chicago #film #arts #music

Brewing Change: Why Entrepreneur Sam Sparks is Challenging a 12-Year Incumbent in Chicago’s 7th Ward

Sparks has seen the ward's struggles firsthand. After opening The Brew, his establishment suffered up to 15 break-ins, with each incident setting the business back roughly $20,000. #samsparks #thebrew #steveharvey #chicago #elections

Chicago Jazz Philharmonic’s New Season Connects Jazz Legends With Chicago’s Black History

During Black History Month, the ensemble will turn toward a chapter of Chicago history that remains visible in the neighborhoods it affected. #chicagojazzphilharmonic #chicago #music

Ponchita Moore Prioritizes Youth Opportunities, Prevention and Community Participation

She also wants to strengthen communication between younger residents and elders, helping both groups better understand one another and reducing the fear that can develop between generations. #chicago #cpd

Ian Watkins Seeks to Bring Community-Centered Leadership to Chicago’s 25th Ward

From immigrant protections and affordable housing to food security and neighborhood investment, the 25th Ward aldermanic candidate outlines his vision for Pilsen and Little Village. #chicago #election #2027election #25thward

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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

Library Workers’ Health Coverage Divides Tinley Park Residents, Village Leaders

Citing information from the village’s finance director, Glotz put the library’s fund balance at approximately $20 million and argued that it could afford the additional expense. #tinleypark #library

Resident Presses District 161 for Spending Answers as Board Approves $2.3 Million in Bills

Board members did not substantively address her spending figures or records concerns during the remainder of the meeting. #flossmoorschools #schooldistrict

Lupe Fiasco, Malik Yusef to Headline Chicago’s 17th Annual Global Mixx Music & Film Forum

The intensive session will be co-led by five-time Grammy Award-winning producer Malik Yusef, Chief Keef’s producer and musical director Johnny 6bravo, and singer-songwriter Jameisha Trice. #globalmixx #chicago #film #arts #music

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