Mel Thillens, Republican candidate for Senate District 28 - Park Ridge, recently responded to news of Chicago’s large property tax hike with a statement on his Facebook feed, expressing frustration with aspects of the process.
Dan Gott, Republican candidate for Illinois State Senate from the 55th District, recently pledged to refrain from unflattering campaign tactics as he addressed his topmost priorities regarding school officials, budget health and term-limit solutions.
In a race tinged with small but significant changes almost daily, a recent poll by Basswood Research shows Senator Mark Kirk currently leading Rep. Tammy Duckworth by two points in the race for U.S. Senate.
Jillian Bernas, Republican candidate for House District 56, recently challenged Illinois’ “career politicians” to heed recent
research indicating that most residents favor term limits, and to address their
constituents’ needs once and for all.
Rep. Jan Schakowsky seeks to hire a dream candidate — someone willing to give up everything for seven days a week for $2,000 per month — yet advocates a $15/hour minimum wage, and something doesn’t add up.
Appealing for grass roots support, Republican Ninth Congressional District candidate Joan Lasonde recently reached out to her constituents via her Facebook page, stressing the need for solidarity at assorted upcoming weekend campaign events.
Abner Mikva, who received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2014, passed away on July 4, prompting a recent tribute from Ninth Congressional District Republican Candidate Joan Lasonde, campaigning from Winnetka.
The City of Park Ridge needs two commissioners — one for each of the Community Health and Planning and Zoning Commissions — and has extended its application deadline for the positions until Aug. 7 to widen the field.
In the first phase of a several-step process, the Glenview School District 34’s board of education recently agreed to work with School Exec Connect, a nationwide search firm specializing in public school personnel placement.
Utility company Nicor Gas, serving gas delivery needs for much of the North Cook area, is upgrading service lines throughout the month of July for approximately 300 Wheeling customers whose service lines consist of copper.
If Elgin residents hear the sound of jackhammers over the summer, they can be assured that the Spring Street Parking Deck concrete repair project, planned for late July through August, is most likely well underway.
The Village of Wilmette will sponsor a one-time recycling event for paper and electronics from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow, July 30, at the Wilmette Public Works Facility, 711 Laramie Ave.
Dan Gott, Republican candidate for House District 55, Park Ridge, recently reflected on senior citizens’ take on Illinois’ impossible budget impasse, taking time to share what he learned from constituents via his Facebook page.
Jillian Bernas, Republican candidate currently campaigning for a House seat in District 56, Schaumburg, issued a response to the nation’s recent police shooting incidents with a message to constituents via her Facebook page.
Mel Thillens, Republican candidate for Senate District 28, recently expressed frustration at the lack of stability faced by Illinois in the absence of a state budget and its perceived irrelevance for current legislators.
Drain covers, diaper changing, disinfectants and dodging drowning are topmost on the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) list of priorities as it issues reminders for staying safe and healthy during the summer swimming season.
Civic leader and state senate candidate Mel Thillens, multilingual library trustee and House candidate Jillian Rose Bernas and Sen. Christine Radogno (R-DIstrict 41) plan to gather for a June 28 dinner event.
Frustrated with Springfield’s repeated failures to produce a viable budget — especially following the state’s recent deteriorating bond rating by Moody’s — state Senate candidate Mel Thillens bluntly nailed Illinois’ drab financial picture with no-nonsense labeling today.
For the second time in as many years, the Illinois General Assembly wrapped up its spring session without a budget or any meaningful reforms, prompting a candid response from Senate District 28 candidate Mel Thillens.
Challenging a pair of bills passed last week in Springfield that appear to tip the scales in favor of undocumented college students residing in Illinois, Republican state Senate candidate Mel Thillens expressed tacit frustration with executive decision-making.