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Evanston City Council weighs arguments regarding proposed easement on MWRD property

By Timothy Stuckey | Oct 10, 2022

The Evanston City Council recently weighed arguments for and against a the construction of a roadway during its Sept. 12 meeting.

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Baker Tilly officials present results of Evanston's pay scale evaluation to City Council

By Timothy Stuckey | Oct 9, 2022

Representatives from Baker Tilly presented the findings of the City of Evanston's pay scale evaluation to the Evanston City Council during a Sept. 12 meeting.

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Mazzochi bill seeks changes to regulations for state-regulated professions

By Timothy Stuckey | Mar 4, 2022

State Rep. Deanne Mazzochi (R-Elmhurst) recently announced in a press release that legislation she sponsored to increase access to some state-regulated career fields has passed the Illinois House.

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Stephens offers prayers for 'firefighters and business owners affected by the fire in Albany Park'

By Timothy Stuckey | Feb 24, 2022

Rep. Brad Stephens (R-Rosemont) has offered his sympathies to those impacted by a recent fire that damaged an apartment complex and destroyed two businesses in Chicago's Albany Park.

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Murphy: Severance bill 'is a step toward making and keeping education affordable'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 8, 2021

State Sen. Laura Murphy (D-Des Plaines) proposed legislation to strengthen current laws against university administrators who take advantage of legal loopholes to receive substantial payouts after leaving their jobs, has passed both chambers and was sent to the governor.

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Murphy pushes bill to 'prevent our older neighbors from being locked into a policy they don’t need and can’t afford'

By Timothy Stuckey | Jul 6, 2021

Sen. Laura Murphy's (D-Des Plaines) legislation to provide Illinois seniors more alternatives while searching for Medicare supplement plans was recently approved by the state Senate and House.