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John Heiderschedit, Criminal Defense Attorney; Subscription Lawyer; Chicago Lawyer

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Rep. Rita Named Illinois Park Districts Legislator of the Year

Rep. Rita noted his dedication comes from seeing the importance of park districts to his family and the communities he represents, as a father, grandfather and elected official. #parkdistrict

Be In The Know: The Compatibility of Municipal Trustee and College Board Offices

When a conflict arises between the responsibilities of two public offices, it is not merely a private matter—it is a public conflict that cannot be resolved through recusal alone... #compatibility #elected

Be in the Know: Running as a Write-In Candidate in Cook County

This rule applies specifically to nonpartisan and established party villages, as well as established party cities... #elections

Fatal Incident in Glenwood Shows Need for Further Nonviolence Efforts in Suburbs

“The safety of our employees, customers, and the community is our top priority..." #chugalug

Department of Justice Must Enforce Voter Roll Maintenance: Los Angeles County Tells the Tale

Judicial Watch sued Los Angeles County in 2017 for failure to follow NVRA required voter roll maintenance... #lacounty

Will County Board Member and Homer Township Supervisor Steve Balich Honored with Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award

The event also included a powerful discussion on the state of energy in Illinois and the nation, highlighting the challenges and opportunities within the sector. #awards

ICC replaces controversial Peoples Gas System Modernization Program with new directive to retire high-risk, leak-prone pipes

“To be clear, the ICC's decision is not a green light for Peoples' Gas to return to business as usual. It is Peoples' and any utility's responsibility to safely maintain the infrastructure needed to run its system. However, these projects cannot come at unreasonable or unjustifiable costs to customers,” said Acting ICC Chairman Doug Scott. #gas

Statewide Coalition of Workers, Advocates, and Elected Officials Join Forces to Launch “Living Wages, Thriving Communities” Campaign

On Wednesday, February 26, at noon, advocates, community leaders, and human service workers will gather in the rotunda of the Capitol Building in Springfield, Illinois, for a pivotal rally and press conference. #coalition

OSFM Urges Immediate Fire Safety Action Following Deadly Fires

“During the winter months we see an increase in home fires caused by heating deceives or malfunctioning heating equipment,” said Illinois State Fire Marshal James A. Rivera. “This is why it is so important for people to test and inspect all smoke alarms monthly, review and practice their fire escape plans, and follow manufactures instructions on all home heating devices.” #fire

North Aurora Man Charged with Multiple Felonies Following Sheriff’s Police Online Exploitation Investigation

Earlier this month, SVU Investigators posted an advertisement on a website known for hosting commercial sex-related ads. While posing as a 16-year-old individual, they were contacted by Gregory White, of the 300 block of Dee Road in North Aurora, who engaged in explicit  conversations via text messages over the course of several days. #felonies

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