Des Plaines City Council
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Des Plaines voters to determine future of city clerk position
Cook County Board Commissioner and GOP Chair Sean Morrison says Des Plaines voters will be in an enviable position when they go the polls next spring to decide whether the city clerk's job should become an appointed post rather than an elected office.
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Council candidate Wilson sees property taxes as biggest issue in Des Plaines
Earl Wilson is all about continuing to uplift the people of his Des Plaines community.
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Des Plaines City Council met April 2.
Des Plaines City Council met Monday, April 2.
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Des Plaines City Council met July 17.
Des Plaines City Council met at 7 p.m. Monday, July 17.
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Des Plaines change of heart on minimum wage hike called 'a matter of economics'
Des Plaines has changed its mind on increasing its minimum wage.
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Des Plaines City Council met April 17.
City Council met at 6:30 p.m. Monday, April 17.
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Des Plaines City Council purchases replacement parkway trees
The Des Plaines City Council met Jan. 17 to purchase replacement parkway trees.
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Des Plaines City Council approves liquor licenses
The Des Plaines City Council met Jan. 3 to approve liquor licenses.
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Fake news “nudges way” into Park Ridge school board election
Todd Wessell has been editor of the Journal & Topics Newspapers, which cover northwest Cook County, for more than 40 years.
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Des Plaines City Council holds budget hearing
The Des Plaines City Council met Oct. 26 to hold a budget hearing.
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Des Plaines City Council extends conditional use permit
The Des Plaines City Council met Oct. 17 to extend a conditional use permit for an assisted living project.
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Des Plaines City Council reviews budget
The Des Plaines City Council met Oct. 26 to review the budget.
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Des Plaines City Council reviews tax fund
The Des Plaines City Council met Oct. 13 to review the Motor Fuel Tax Fund.
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Des Plaines City Council to hold budget hearing on Oct. 26
Des Plaines City Council will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26.