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Monthly Archives: August, 2024

Chicago

CTA Extends #9 Ashland to Connect Directly to Ravenswood Metra Station

Silence DoGood -
Beginning at the start of service on Tuesday September 3, the extension will reach an additional 21,000 residents and 15,000 jobs (within ½ mile) as compared to the current routing. #extenstion
Chicago

First Illinois West Nile Virus Death of 2024 is Reported by IDPH in Lake County

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There were six deaths from WNV confirmed in the state in 2023 and an additional 119 non-fatal cases reported (although human cases are underreported). #virus
Chicago

Bally’s Chicago Casino hosts ‘Vision to Reality’ Demolition Event at Former Chicago Tribune Freedom Center to Mark Major Construction Milestone

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“The future begins today as we bring our vision for Chicago’s first and only casino one step closer to reality,” said Soo Kim, Chairman of Bally’s Corporation. #construction
Community

Madigan seeks to limit evidence from prosecutors in corruption trial

Brett Rowland | The Center Square -
He faces 23 counts of racketeering, bribery, and official misconduct as part of a federal indictment. Madigan has pleaded not guilty. #trial
Chicago

Chicago Public Schools Welcomes Back Students for First Day of School Monday, August 26

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“The first day of school is a wonderful time for students to reconnect with teachers and friends and explore the possibilities of the year ahead,” said Board President Shi. #school
Community

OpEd: Senator Patrick Joyce (August 2024)

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Earlier this month, I was proud to join the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity in announcing millions of dollars for helping connect people to good careers. #oped
Chicago

Chicago ranked fourth among major metros for biggest inflation problem

Jim Talamonti | The Center Square -
“Supply chain disruptions, energy prices and labor market issues, which could be anything from increased wages that are pushing up production, which is always a key to contributing to high consumer prices,” Lupo said. #inflation
Politics

No ‘slated’ GOP candidates will be kept off ballot after rulings from Supreme Court, elections board

Jerry Nowicki | Capitol News Illinois -
The Illinois Supreme Court and State Board of Elections each made rulings Friday ensuring that a law rushed through by Democrats in May wouldn’t throw a wrench into the filing process for the current election cycle. #election
Community

Lawsuit Against Mayor Bryant and Village of Robbins Dismissed

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According to the lawsuit, Sheppard's firing violated his First Amendment rights, as he had raised concerns he had about Mayor Bryant with state and federal law enforcement... #robbins
Community

Attorney General Raoul Charges Five Men in Statewide Video Gaming Theft Ring; Over $100-000 Allegedly Stolen

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According to the Attorney General’s office, from January to November 2023 the men worked together to steal over $100,000 from video gaming machines in Cook, the Collar and Central Illinois counties. #burglary
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