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Column: Corean Davis-Banton

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

Corean Davis-Banton -
Businesses fail. Markets change. Companies change direction. But that's exactly why communities negotiate development agreements. #business #development
Community

A Lifetime of Service: Walter Mosby’s Unwavering Vision for District 163 Champions Equity, Innovation, and the Whole Child

Cornelisa Darden -
Under Mosby’s leadership over the past four years, District 163 has transcended traditional educational boundaries, launching dynamic programs that inspire and motivate students. #school #education
Community

Closer to Home: What Makes a Good Mayor

James Vasselli | Attorney -
Leaders who are true public servants and who have earned your support and appreciation need your vote and your support. #elections #politics #mayor
Community

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

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

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

Cornelisa Darden -
"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
Politics

‘Park Forest Is Worth Fighting For’: Randall White Announces Run for Mayor

Silence DoGood -
“I’m not a perfect man—but I’m perfect for Park Forest.”
Politics

Liz Doody Gorman Calls for Accountability Following Reports and Released Footage

Silence DoGood -
Gorman said the reports and footage raise questions that she believes Cook County voters should consider when evaluating the candidates. #cookcounty #footage
Politics

‘I’m embarrassed by it’: Speaker Welch apologizes for interactions with former staffer

Ben Szalinski | Capitol News Illinois -
The staffer, who once served as an intern in Welch’s office, told the paper she had several interactions with the speaker that made her “uncomfortable” after she left Benton’s staff. #staffer #chriswelch #capitolnewsillinois
Community

Representative Patrick Sheehan Launches Back-to-School Supply Drive for Southwest Suburban Students

Silence DoGood -
"For my office, supporting local education is not just a policy issue, it's something that we can directly support through our service." #patricksheehan #school #supplydrive
Community

Op-Ed: “I Hate Illinois Nazis”: Why Bipartisan Opposition to Extremism Matters

James Vasselli | Attorney -
Op-Ed: “I Hate Illinois Nazis”: Why Bipartisan Opposition to Extremism Matters Most political disagreements are healthy. The simple truth is reasonable people can and often do...
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