Monthly Archives: September, 2022

The owners' attempts to make a payment arrangement have fallen on deaf ears, as they say that emails and calls to the Village Clerk's office have been unanswered.

"I don't understand how the parties got together and decided that this was a good idea. That's an unsafe act."

“I’m looking forward to seeing everyone at this great, family-friendly event marking the beginning of the fall season,” said Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau. #OrlandPark

The updates have not been made, despite having received grant money to make the changes.

“The Village Trustees and I and our employees continue to work to resolve these water issues,” Roberts said. “We ask for prayers and patience as we work through these water issues.”

What does the future have in store for Illinois once cash bail is eliminated? The State of New York abolished cash bail for most nonviolent offenses in 2020. Since then, New York City has seen a massive spike in crime, while 20.1% of “felony arraignments” are rearrested, with 16.1% failing to appear at arraignment. This doesn’t bode well for Chicago which has already seen a 38% spike in crime since this time last year. #DonTracy

Illinois Supreme Court Assigns Hon. Sanjay Tailor to First District Appellate Court (Springfield, IL) - The Illinois Supreme Court has announced the assignment #SanjayTailor

Believe that Illinois will not waver in the battle for reproductive justice, because we trust and believe in women.  #LtGovernorStratton

Bleacher Bums is a play collaboratively written in 1977 by members of Chicago's Organic Theater Company from an idea by actor Joe Mantegna. #SouthSuburbanCollege

He could have put up 1 billion dollars. They would never have sold it to him. Let me tell you why... Believe it or not, Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood has a very rich history that no one speaks about. #AndrettaRobinson