Joliet Junior College, President Clyne Namuo and Kelly Rohder-Tonelli in Will County has been an especially prominent case of intentional exclusion and discrimination in the procurement process.
The dismissal of Counts I and II, that the NorthPoint Development would constitute a private and public nuisance, has been reversed by the Appellate Court and remanded back to Will County Circuit Court. #joliet
the Small business develompent center at Joliet Junior College was taken away from JJC because of racial discrimination against black businesses. JJC's history of so called diversity, equity, and incklusion with black businesses is god awful.
#PresidentClyneNamuo
"I know the Chairman doesn't like no-bid contracts, but we do," said Dr. Cornel Darden Jr. "I have a few Chamber members that would love a no-bid contract. Can someone point me in the right direction so I can get some of my guys some no-bid contracts too?"
#BlackChamber
Previously reported by the Southland Journal is a press release from Will County Clerk candidate, Gretchen Fritz, which similarly accused the Will County Clerk, Lauren Staley Ferry, of electioneering herself; for posting materials that had her name and face inside of the “campaign free zone”. Republican candidate Gretchen Fritz made an official objection on Friday, October 14.
#TimBrophy
“Our campaign is focused on people power,” Ventura said. “I am proud to have the endorsements of more than 20 advocacy and workers’ associations. I am honored to have not just their endorsement but their ideas and activism in my campaign - the district is vast and we are making great strides in every community.”
#RachelVentura