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Shawn Walsh on Will County Dealing with Teacher Shortage

“This is no longer a potential crisis. It is impacting schools in our region on a daily basis,” said Walsh, Will County Regional Office of Education superintendent. #IARSS

Tavio Headley, Vice-President of XPO Logistics in Chicago Heights Looking to Expand its Workforce in 2022

“The truck driving shortage has been around for decades,” said Headley, vice president of investment relations at XPO Logistics, Inc #XPOLogistics

Station One Smokehouse in Plainfield Focuses on Being the Best for Customers

“Whenever I worked in these restaurants I always fell in the meat area of the kitchen. I would be responsible for the butchery, sauce making and cooking of meats." #StationOne

Cruz Congratulates Breyer and Asks for Quality Replacement

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"Justice Breyer is an acknowledged scholar of the law and has more than earned our respect and tranquility in his retirement,” said Cruz. #RobCruz

Hazel Crest Mustangs Honored with Resolution by the Village

“It’s about doing everything in our power to let these kids know that there is somebody out there that cares about them,” said Wilkes. #HazelCrest

Cook County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar Hosts Town Hall on ARPA Funds for the 16th District

“The American Rescue Plan Act has been instrumental in providing funds to cities and townships throughout the 16th District,” said Cook County Commissioner Frank J. Aguilar. #FrankAguilar

Pat Dowell Racking Up Endorsements for First District Congresswoman

“I am very humbled by the growing support for our campaign. There is a lot of work to be done on this campaign and in Congress. I am so grateful to have the help of so many folks,” said Pat Dowell. #DowellforCongress

Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant Bans Dr. Cornel Darden Jr, Owner of the Southland Journal Newspaper and Robbins Native from Village Hall

Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant Bans Dr. Cornel Darden Jr, Owner of the Southland Journal Newspaper and Robbins Native from Village Hall #

Village of Robbins Blackballs the Southland Journal Newspaper for Months, Mayor Bryant Responds to Denying Permit of Dr. Darden

"The Southland Journal is providing a niche service to the community. Why this administration decided to blackball Robbins' own newspaper from the beginning is unsettling," said Darden.

Mayor Bryant of Robbins Capriciously Denies Building Permit to Robbins Native

"I was born and raised in Robbins, Illinois. It is my home. The only home that I know and I'm moving back, " said Darden.

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