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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

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

Park Forest Can Track the Money, But Says It Can’t Track the Mayor’s Miles

FOIA records show hundreds of dollars in payments to Mayor Joseph Woods, thousands of miles accumulating on Village administrative vehicles, and fuel purchases outside Park Forest — including one across the Indiana state line — while the Village says it maintains no trip logs, destination records, GPS data or records documenting after-hours vehicle use. #ParkForest #foia #joewoods

Park Forest Is Personal as Joshua Travis Makes Third Run for Village Trustee

The objective, he said, is making government more proactive instead of waiting for problems to reach a crisis. #parkforest #joshuatravis

Cook County Awards $4.2 Million to Support Gun Violence Survivors in Suburbs

Preckwinkle said the county's investment focuses on helping survivors heal rather than simply cope with the consequences of violence. #cookcounty #gunviolence

Cook County Sheriff’s Police Seek Public’s Help in Search for Missing Leyden Township Woman

According to police, Warchalowski is approximately 5 feet, 7 inches tall and weighs about 100 pounds. She has blue eyes and sandy blonde hair. At the time she was last seen, Warchalowski was wearing a black T-shirt featuring the number 4 and a cartoon pineapple. #missing

Corbett Criticizes IDFPR Over Missed Online Licensing Deadline

Corbett argued that licensing delays have consequences beyond the professionals waiting for approval. He said workers can lose wages while waiting, businesses can struggle to find qualified employees and the state can lose potential tax revenue. #licensing #online

Lawmakers Call for State Intervention Over Conditions in Cook County School District 130

The concerns reportedly followed the school district’s termination of SEIU Local 73 janitorial employees before the start of the school year. According to the legislators, schools have gone weeks without basic sanitation services. #cookcounty #schools

Cook County Clerk Gordon Welcomes Supreme Court Mail Ballot Ruling

“The Cook County Clerk’s Office will continue our preparations for a free, fair and accessible election,” Gordon said. “Voting by mail remains a safe, secure and available option for Cook County voters.” #cookcounty #ruling #mailballot

Randall White Outlines Mayoral Vision for Park Forest, Focusing on Taxes, Business Growth and Leadership

"We're not here for our personal agenda. We're not here to lash out when we disagree," White said. "We're here to sit down at the table and say we're the voice for the people." #parkforest #election

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