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Monthly Archives: March, 2025

Java Rogers Aims to Revitalize Hazel Crest in Mayoral Run

One of Rogers’ key campaign promises is revitalizing Hazel Crest’s economy. #hazelcrest

Illinois House Republicans Slam Democrat Supermajority for Budget Shortfall and Policy Priorities

“We have to focus on the important things—budget, ethics, and voter disenfranchisement...” #illinois

Burnham Residents Crushed by Relentless Property Tax Hikes Under Current Leadership

The median home value of $150,000 now comes with a crushing $4,800 tax bill—far surpassing the burdens faced by homeowners in neighboring Calumet City ($3,500) and Lansing ($4,000). #burnham

Illinois Appellate Court Reinstates Antoine Bass on Ballot for Rich Township Supervisor

However, upon review, the Appellate Court determined that the Electoral Board’s decision lacked clear and convincing evidence. #election

South Suburbs Struggle with Violence: A Mother’s Mission to Bring Resources and Healing

And through her efforts, the Southland may finally see the support and resources that are so desperately needed. #violence

L.E.G.O. Black Family Wellness Expo to Promote Health and Empowerment in South Suburban Chicago

Members of The Links, Incorporated contribute more than one million documented hours of community service annually, strengthening communities and enhancing the nation. #thelinks

Wanted Chicago Man Facing New Charges Following Sheriff’s Police Fugitive Task Force Arrest

In October 2022, 48-year-old Jorge Mondragon-Bahena was court-ordered on the Sheriff’s  Electronic Monitoring Program after he was charged with Predatory Criminal Sexual Assault of a  Minor under the age of 13. #arrest

New Bill Aims to Ease Vaccine Requirements for Older College Students

DeLuca introduced the bill after hearing concerns from constituents about the challenges older students face when trying to provide vaccine documentation. #vaccines

Cook County Clerk Monica Gordon Marks 100 Days in Office with New Initiatives Focused on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

These measures come as the office experiences a significant rise in public demand for Vital Records, especially birth certificates and marriage licenses, amidst growing national uncertainty about legal and civil rights protections.

Flynn Rush Seeks Trustee Position in Lansing, IL: A Vision for Economic Growth and Community Safety

One of his key goals is to stimulate local business activity, particularly in the downtown area... #lansing #flynnrush

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