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Mother’s Day Reflection: Leadership Lessons from everyone’s First Counsel

Vasselli notes the strongest communities are built on principles that great mothers embody daily: protection, accountability, patience, adaptability, and selflessness. #mothersday #leadership

Joyce Advances Bill Strengthening Crematory Oversight Following Chicago Heights Investigation

House Bill 4695 would expand the comptroller’s authority to investigate licensed crematories, inspect records and review operations as deemed necessary. #crematory #bill #chicagoheights

Will County Clerk Conducts Lottery for Party Ballot Placement Ahead of 2026 General Election

Representatives from the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office, Matt Guzman and Erika Hamer, were present to observe the proceedings and help uphold the integrity of the process. #willcounty #lottery

Republican Party Secures Top Ballot Position in Cook County Gubernatorial Election

As a result, Republican candidates secured the top position, followed by Democratic candidates in the second spot and Libertarian candidates in the third position for applicable races. #ballot #republican #cookcounty

Will County Clerk to Hold Lottery for Ballot Placement in 2026 General Election

Representatives from the parties have been notified and may attend, along with a representative from the Will County State’s Attorney’s Office to observe the process. #willcounty #ballot #election

Cook County Clerk to Honor Student Election Judges at Orland Park Event

Cook County Clerk to Honor Student Election Judges at Orland Park Event (Cook County, IL) - The Cook County Clerk’s Office will recognize student...

Illinois Awards $325K for Public Art Projects Ahead of America 250 Celebration

Projects include murals, community-centered artworks, and cultural storytelling initiatives designed to engage residents and visitors alike. #art #projects #grants

Op-Ed: $137,500 Settlement Raises Questions About Pressure, Legal Work, and Taxpayer Risk in Thornton Township

According to court documents, Thrash’s refusal to comply with the directive resulted in his termination from his position as township maintenance manager. The lawsuit claims this action was retaliatory in nature. #oped #thorntontownship #settlement

Cook County Clerk, White Sox Partner to Offer Free Game Tickets for Veterans

“This partnership is about more than a day at the ballpark — it’s about recognizing the service and sacrifice of the men and women who have given so much for our communities and our country,” Gordon said. #whitesox #tickets #veterans

Jessica Biggs Launches Campaign for Chicago Public Schools Board President

Jackson praised Biggs’ leadership and commitment to equity. “She is the leader who can bring us together,” Jackson said, citing Biggs’ work in education and community advocacy. #cps #campaign

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