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All Signs point to Rhymefest Running for 20th Ward Alderman
by Marah Eakin, A.V. Club Chicago After he alluded semi-coyly to a “big announcement” in a…
Alderman Bet on Gaming to Bring Revenue to Chicago
A key Chicago alderman said last week that he hopes state lawmakers will consider a…
Housing Ordinance Still Languishes, Frustrating Activists
Frustrated activists for Chicago’s homeless were stymied once more last week when the City Council again failed to address proposed ordinance that would funnel Tax Increment Financing funds into affordable housing programs.
Tea Party-Endorsed Republican Newcomer Takes on Schakowsky
Republican Joel Pollak is said to be the new face of the local GOP establishment,…
In Illinois, Little Help for Unemployed Workers with Experience
Waking up to a fresh cup of coffee before work used to be routine for…
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Voter Lowdown: Don’t Get Left Out of the Process.
People often say that, in a democracy, decisions are made by a majority of the…
GOP presses Gov. Quinn on union’s campaign contributions
Illinois GOP Chairman Pat Brady is calling for more transparency from Gov. Pat Quinn about…