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Foxx’s office made its argument in briefs filed with the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, where a three-judge panel will hear oral arguments Nov. 12 in a challenge to the county’s assault weapons ban. #ban
Lindop Staff Responds to PTA President’s Criticism of Lindop as “Headed Downhill” (Broadview, IL) – The following statement was delivered during the three-minute public comment...
Notice is hereby given that Room 1233, the Office of the Secretary to the South Suburban College Board of Trustees—Patrick Rush, Vice President of Administration—will be open for the purpose of accepting candidate petitions or certificates for the Consolidated Election to be held on April 1, 2025. #filingnotice
"For more than a decade, the Jones Center has been proud to partner with Comcast to help bridge the digital divide in our community,” said Juana Morales, Jones Center Executive Director. #donation
“Being recognized locally in The Times by the people who know me and my firm’s work best, is, however, an even more important distinction,” said Del Galdo. #survey
Currently, four in ten Illinoisians are from racial and ethnic minority populations. However, disease burdens such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, stroke, HIV, substance abuse, infant mortality, and COVID-19 infection and deaths rates remain higher among these populations. #health
Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson and Bellwood Mayor Andre Harvey presented Lil Durk with the keys to the city.Broadview Mayor Katrina Thompson and Bellwood Mayor Andre Harvey presented Lil Durk with the keys to the city. #birthday
New data shows how successful universal test prep can be. Many prestigious universities such as New York University (NYU) and several Historically Black Colleges and Universities have embraced free test preparation... #licensing