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Monthly Archives: September, 2026

CTA and City Partners to Host Major Fall 2026 Career Fair at Kennedy-King College

With more than 60 employers and resource agencies expected to attend, the fair represents thousands of available jobs in fields such as transportation, construction, manufacturing, healthcare, security, retail, education, banking, and government. #careerfair #jobfair

Cook County Clerk’s Office Calls for Suburban Election Workers Ahead of November 3 Election

There is a particularly urgent demand for staff in the North and West Cook County townships. Residents living in or near Barrington, Elk Grove, Hanover, Lemont, Leyden, Lyons, Maine, Northfield, Palatine, Proviso, Schaumburg, and Wheeling are highly encouraged to apply. #electionjudge #election

Renee Hawthorne Campaigns for Park Forest Village Trustee with a Focus on Youth, Seniors, and Restoring Trust

With over twenty years of dedicated involvement with the Park Forest Chicago Heights School District and her pivotal work as a youth commissioner, she is already a highly respected and trusted pillar of the community. #parkforest #election

Amazon Plans $100 Million Greenwood Facility, Bringing 300 Advanced Manufacturing Jobs to Indiana

Amazon said the positions will have an average annual salary of nearly $100,000. The range of occupations also reflects the changing nature of manufacturing, with traditional production positions being combined with engineering, robotics, automation and technology-related roles. #amazon

Cook County Approves Nearly $26 Million in Transportation Projects Across the Region

The approved work adds to the county's efforts to address infrastructure needs before deterioration becomes more extensive and potentially more expensive to repair. #infrastructure

Illinois Health Officials Urge Residents to Check Measles Vaccination Status as Cases Rise

Measles is among the most contagious infectious diseases and can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. It can also be transmitted through direct contact with respiratory secretions from an infected individual. #measles #vaccine

Sheehan to Host Mokena Shred Event and Food Drive on October 3

Residents attending the event can bring unwanted documents containing personal or financial information for secure shredding at no charge. #shred

Park Forest Mayor Demands Taxpayers Foot the Bill for His Altercation in Unprecedented Lawsuit Against His Own Village

Park Forest has formally asserted in court that the alleged tortious conduct attributed to Woods was committed outside the scope of his elected office. #parkforest #joewoods

Willie Wilson Calls for Investigation Into Chicago Gas Prices as Some Stations Top $5 a Gallon

The latest request also adds another economic issue to Wilson’s campaign for mayor. Wilson has repeatedly focused on the cost of living in Chicago and has positioned himself as an advocate for residents struggling with rising expenses. #election #gasprices #chicago

Sheehan Invites Tinley Park Homeowners to Property Tax Appeal Seminar

Cook County Board of Review Commissioner Larry Rogers Jr. and representatives from the Board of Review are expected to explain how the appeal process works and answer questions from residents. #propertytaxes

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