Monthly Archives: January, 2022

Approval of motion of Keith Freeman as the new Village Administrator #dolton

James V. Capparelli, City Manager, spoke out against the development using several arguments dealing with issues Volunteers of America-San Diego had, including: not restricting housing to veterans; Federal VA requesting refund of $1.8 M in funding; and other charges of fraud. #Joliet #WillCounty

As a native son of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Gary Chambers Jr. leads, advocates and lives by the motto “Do Good, Seek Justice”, an excerpt from the gospel of Isaiah 1:17 which requires those in position to effect change to work diligently on behalf of the most vulnerable. #GaryChambers

“Thanks to the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, $1.4 billion is coming to our communities in Illinois’ Second Congressional District and beyond to bring transformative change to our bridges and our residents,” said Congresswoman Robin Kelly (D, IL-02) #RobinKelly

CPS allows for students to participate in planned civic actions, including student-led walkouts or protests. #cps

“I would like to welcome Aurora Mayor, Richard Irvin, to the governor’s race and to the Illinois Republican Party. After years of pulling Democratic primary ballots in years when Pat Quinn, Hillary and Joe Biden were top of the ticket, I am interested to hear what changed your mind on party affiliation." #GaryRabine

“Our schools need help, now more than ever,” said Mark Klaisner, IARSS President and Executive Director of the West40 ISC west of Chicago. #Schools

James Marter adds, “Representative Underwood is wrong on the major issues, her judgement is poor and her party politics overwhelm her ability to represent this district." #MarterForCongress

Soccer coach Steve Jones explained, his greatest regret is to see a soccer field not being used. #HomerGlen

The Bulls were unable to cover enough ground. #ChicagoBulls