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Bolingbrook board votes to simplify village handbook

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 14, 2022

The village board voted on a couple of changes to their administrative code.

Wood Dale Police Chief Zito: 'Thank you for your trust in putting me in this position'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 14, 2022

The city of Wood Dale swears in new chief of police.

Adcock on event cancellation: ‘Across the country, the anti-free speech mob smears who they fear’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 13, 2022

Shannon Adcock, founder and president of parents rights group Awake Illinois, is disappointed the Hilton Oak Brook capitulated to phoned in threats of a planned protest against of an event sponsored by the organization.

‘This is absolutely disgusting’: Elmhust parents speak out against school violence against student with Down Syndrome

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 13, 2022

Several local parents have spoken out against disturbing video of several York High School students cheering and jeering the attack of a student with Down Syndrome in one of the school's bathrooms.

Woodridge trustees introduced to new employee in police department

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 13, 2022

The Woodridge Village Board of Trustees learned that a recent hire in the police department is receiving praise from Police Chief Brian Cunningham as well as the general public.

Woodridge trustees hold public hearing on proposed annexation, development

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 12, 2022

The Woodridge Village Board of Trustees held a public hearing during a recent meeting to discuss the proposed construction of a gasoline station on a 10-acre tract at 12S355 and 12S381 Lemont Road.

Proft on student attack at York HS: ‘Expect the school district to quickly erect a wall of silence and hide behind their lawyers' arguments’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 12, 2022

Chicago’s Morning Answer radio host Dan Proft highlighted the brutal takedown of a student who has Down syndrome in a bathroom at York High School.

Nebraske: ‘I find it very offensive to have a religious symbol decorated as a gay pride display’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 12, 2022

Community Unit School District (CUSD) 200 parent Don Nebraske is expressing his disappointment in the support of a gay pride Christmas tree in the school’s public area.

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Batavia City Council approves ordinance to charge businesses fee for single-use bags

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 11, 2022

The Batavia City Council recently approved an ordinance to impose a fee on single-use plastic bags in retailers.

Batavia FD promotes four firefighters at City Council meeting

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 11, 2022

During a recent meeting, the Batavia City Council recognized four veteran firefighters who received promotions.

Gun group: ‘The anti-gun crowd’s agenda has always been to incrementally peel back the Second Amendment rights’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 10, 2022

West Chicago-based Illinois Firearms & Ammunition Inc. is expecting litigation should a broad law that would make various guns and accessories illegal pass.

Hanover Park village manager: 'To do the work that is needed we will need to impose a rate increase at this time'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 9, 2022

At the Dec. 1 meeting of the Village of Hanover Park Board, the board discussed having heard from a resident about the proposed increase in the water rate for next year.

Hanover Park Board hears good news on 2023 budget

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 9, 2022

The Village of Hanover Park board met Dec. 1 to go over its budget.

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Glendale Heights' Flint on new workers' comp insurance policy: 'As injuries reduce hopefully next year, premium should go down along with that'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 8, 2022

Glendale Heights is changing insurance carriers for workers’ compensation cases after the previous company sought a significant increase in premiums.

Glendale Heights' Pojack on local convenience store expanding to hard liquor sales: 'Give them the hand, now they want the foot'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 8, 2022

Glendale Heights leaders have rejected a request that would have expanded the alcoholic offerings a village convenience store sells.

Roselle village administrator on changes to employee handbook: 'We’re now in an interesting area where it’s tough to know what benefits apply'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 8, 2022

The village board reviewed some changes to the employee handbook.

Caron Bricks touts merits of merging two village boards: 'The zoning board of appeals is kind of the black sheep of this one'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Dec 8, 2022

The village of Roselle is thinking about merging the planning and zoning commission with the zoning board of appeals as a way to make it easier for residents to take care of business on those matters.

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Bolingbrook board votes to simplify village handbook

Wood Dale Police Chief Zito: 'Thank you for your trust in putting me in this position'

Adcock on event cancellation: ‘Across the country, the anti-free speech mob smears who they fear’

‘This is absolutely disgusting’: Elmhust parents speak out against school violence against student with Down Syndrome

Woodridge trustees introduced to new employee in police department

Woodridge trustees hold public hearing on proposed annexation, development

Proft on student attack at York HS: ‘Expect the school district to quickly erect a wall of silence and hide behind their lawyers' arguments’

Nebraske: ‘I find it very offensive to have a religious symbol decorated as a gay pride display’

Batavia City Council approves ordinance to charge businesses fee for single-use bags

Batavia FD promotes four firefighters at City Council meeting

Gun group: ‘The anti-gun crowd’s agenda has always been to incrementally peel back the Second Amendment rights’

Hanover Park village manager: 'To do the work that is needed we will need to impose a rate increase at this time'

Hanover Park Board hears good news on 2023 budget

Glendale Heights' Flint on new workers' comp insurance policy: 'As injuries reduce hopefully next year, premium should go down along with that'

Glendale Heights' Pojack on local convenience store expanding to hard liquor sales: 'Give them the hand, now they want the foot'

Roselle village administrator on changes to employee handbook: 'We’re now in an interesting area where it’s tough to know what benefits apply'

Caron Bricks touts merits of merging two village boards: 'The zoning board of appeals is kind of the black sheep of this one'

David Pileski said that PACE 'is a great way for us to provide targeted financial vehicles for businesses'

Roselle Public Works Director: 'We’re not asking them to commit today and now'

Ives calls for Wheaton principal to be fired over 'sex tree' for middle schoolers

Enrollment Analysis: Multiracial students comprised 4.2% of DuPage County’s student body in 2023-24 school year

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