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

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20th Ward Aldermanic Candidate Tshey Gebre Promises 72-Hour Response Time, Rent Caps, and Greater Transparency

Gebre also committed to establishing a strict policy requiring his administration to respond to every constituent inquiry within 72 hours. #chicago #alderman #election

Chicago City Council Approves Revamped Parking Meter Deal With Stonepeak in 46-3 Vote

Aldermen voted 46-3 Tuesday to approve the transfer of Chicago Parking Meters LLC to New York-based infrastructure investment firm Stonepeak Partners, clearing the way for a $2.53 billion transaction after months of negotiations over concessions for the city. #parking #chicago

Grocery store closures reignite debate over taxpayer-funded food access

The stores, operated by Yellow Banana, closed after Save A Lot ended its operating agreement with the company, citing financial challenges that included a sharp decline in SNAP purchases. #grocery #food #centersquare

Chicago mayor to Trump: “Consider this a call”

“Consider this a call, Mr. President. I’m calling on you to invest in building more affordable homes across this country. I’m calling on you to respond to the needs of people who cannot afford grocery and gas,” the mayor said. #trump #chicagomayor #centersquare

Preston Pushes Reforms to Illinois Property Tax Sale and Redemption Process

“This bill gives people more time to get back on their feet while making sure the system is more transparent and fair when properties do have to be sold.” #senatebill #propertytax #williepreston

Structural Flaws Drive Unequal Property Tax Burdens, Cook County Official Says

One of the key reforms being pushed is the creation of a countywide assessment manual with binding standards. #cookcounty #propertytax #

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