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Brian Skala Brings a Tradesman’s Perspective to Illinois Senate Race

Skala said he has been working on a program to create starter homes. He views that housing as a foundation for broader development: families establish themselves, neighborhoods gain residents and businesses have more reasons to invest. #election #illinois #senate

Cook County Clerk Urges Residents to Register Ahead of Sunday’s Online Deadline

Even on Election Day itself, Tuesday, November 3, unregistered eligible residents can still sign up. Voters can register and vote on the spot at their assigned home precinct or at any of the Clerk's specialized Election Day Vote Centers. #election #voting #voterregistration

Chicago Resident Faces Multiple Felonies Following Grooming and Indecent Solicitation Investigation

Back in June, investigators working alongside the Sheriff's Police received initial information that alleged Gonzalez had made unlawful contact with a teenage victim. #grooming #ccso #chicago #crime

Crisis Center for South Suburbia Names Siân Stevens as Next CEO

The search committee cited her commitment to the center’s mission, respect for staff expertise and collaborative approach to leadership as qualities that stood out during the selection process. #crisiscenter

Governor Candidate Collin Corbett Makes an Independent Bet on Illinois’ ‘Politically Homeless’ Voters

The former Republican strategist is campaigning on property-tax relief, affordability and local control while trying to build a political movement that lasts beyond November. #illinois #election #collincorbett

Illinois Opens Winter Heating Assistance Applications for Seniors, Disabled, and Families with Young Children

Nicor Gas and state agencies are urging early applicants to take advantage of the program, which is currently open for priority groups. #liheap #heating #winter #utilities

Lawmaker Proposes State Funds to Reimburse Local Governments for Summer Storm Cleanup

The push for state-level funding comes after the federal government denied disaster assistance to Illinois, despite approving aid for neighboring Indiana, which suffered damage from the exact same weather systems. #stormdamage

Skyline Orthopedics Highlights Role of Orthobiologics in Joint and Sports Injury Care

At Skyline Orthopedics, orthobiologics are generally incorporated into a comprehensive treatment plan alongside physical rehabilitation, or in some cases, as a complementary measure to procedures like arthroscopic surgery. #orthopedics #sportsmedicine

Chicago Leaders Launch Free Halloween Costume Store to Help Families Celebrate Without the Cost

Organizers are also emphasizing that the free store is open to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances. There is no requirement to demonstrate financial need, and families do not have to donate a costume to receive one. #halloween #costumes

The Ribbon Cutting Is Today. Who’s Paying for It 10 Years From Now?

Businesses fail. Markets change. Companies change direction. But that's exactly why communities negotiate development agreements. #business #development

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