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Bartlett Trustee Deyne: 'Both audit firms have extensive government auditing experience'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 7, 2023

The Village of Bartlett Board of Trustees discussed the future of its auditor contract during its Feb. 21 meeting.

Elmhurst Alderman Dunn: 'O'Hare now is the only airport in the world that can have four simultaneous landings'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 7, 2023

The Elmhurst City Council discussed the decreased noise output from Chicago's International O'Hare Airport during its Feb. 21 meeting.

Residents oppose Canadian Pacific - Kansas City railroad merger: 'We don't have a plan of action in place'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 6, 2023

Dave Kaptain, Mayor of Elgin, Illinois, recently joined other mayors to create a coalition to oppose the Canadian Pacific - Kansas City railroad merger.

Principal of Glenbard West: 'We feel like Hadley students, when they come to Glenbard West, are prepared'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 3, 2023

The Glen Ellyn school board gets an update on their students going into other districts.

Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Operations: 'We're confident that our kids are going to thrive here'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 3, 2023

The Fenton High school district prepares for the incoming class of freshman.

D99 board candidate’s wife hired by district as 'permanent guest teacher'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 2, 2023

The wife of Community High School Board District 99 Board of Education candidate Ken Dawson was recently hired by the district.

Lincoln teacher: ‘Some of the best things that we see is we get to see other teachers teach'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 2, 2023

The Addison School District learned details about a new professional development program at one of their schools during a recent board meeting.

Papanicolaou: 'All of these career paths can require education and some of them don't'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Mar 2, 2023

The Fenton High School District updated the public on its College and Career Pathways efforts at it latest board meeting.

DuPage HS District 88 School Board candidate Galivan: 'Some curriculum people have suggested are not appropriate at school'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 28, 2023

Oak Brook Terrace resident Gail Galivan is running for a seat on the DuPage High School District 88 School Board.

Pekau: 'Ultimately, the people get the choice. They should get the representation they want to have'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 24, 2023

The Village of Orland board voted unanimously on Jan. 16 to put a proposal on the April 4 ballot that will read: “Shall the Village of Orland Park retain the managerial form of government?”

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Stoller: 'We cannot continue to increase our spending year after year'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 24, 2023

Sen. Win Stoller (R-Peoria) is blasting Gov. J.B. Pritzker's budget proposal.

Bennett: 'The reckless spending and partisan pork projects of the last few years have to come to an end'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 24, 2023

Sen. Tom Bennett (R-Morris) is blasting Gov. J.B. Pritzker's proposed $49.6 billion spending plan.

Mayor Pileski: 'I still believe Roselle’s future is bright'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 23, 2023

Despite the address normally being given in a chamber of commerce dinner, Mayor David Pileski gave the annual state of the village address at the Feb. 13 Village of Roselle board meeting.

Pileski: After railway merger decision, 'We will provide the necessary relief and protection for our residents and businesses'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 23, 2023

The village of Roselle continues their opposition to the major railway merger.

Tucci: ‘OPPOSE HB 1286 which will require ALL bathrooms become ALL GENDER’

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 23, 2023

Critics are lining up against a bill detailing specifications of public bathrooms and opening all public restrooms to people of all genders.

West Chicago school superintendent to board on additional SRO: 'You can decide as to whether or not you want to move forward with that'

By DuPage Policy Journal Report | Feb 22, 2023

During its January meeting, the West Chicago Elementary School District Board of Education considered an amended version of an intergovernmental agreement with the city of West Chicago.

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Bartlett Trustee Deyne: 'Both audit firms have extensive government auditing experience'

Elmhurst Alderman Dunn: 'O'Hare now is the only airport in the world that can have four simultaneous landings'

Residents oppose Canadian Pacific - Kansas City railroad merger: 'We don't have a plan of action in place'

Principal of Glenbard West: 'We feel like Hadley students, when they come to Glenbard West, are prepared'

Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources and Operations: 'We're confident that our kids are going to thrive here'

D99 board candidate’s wife hired by district as 'permanent guest teacher'

Lincoln teacher: ‘Some of the best things that we see is we get to see other teachers teach'

Papanicolaou: 'All of these career paths can require education and some of them don't'

DuPage HS District 88 School Board candidate Galivan: 'Some curriculum people have suggested are not appropriate at school'

Pekau: 'Ultimately, the people get the choice. They should get the representation they want to have'

Stoller: 'We cannot continue to increase our spending year after year'

Bennett: 'The reckless spending and partisan pork projects of the last few years have to come to an end'

Mayor Pileski: 'I still believe Roselle’s future is bright'

Pileski: After railway merger decision, 'We will provide the necessary relief and protection for our residents and businesses'

Tucci: ‘OPPOSE HB 1286 which will require ALL bathrooms become ALL GENDER’

West Chicago school superintendent to board on additional SRO: 'You can decide as to whether or not you want to move forward with that'

DeSantis to Elmhurst crowd: ‘You have politicians putting woke ideology ahead of public safety’

Elmhurst City Council approves request to purchase rescue vehicle for fire department

Meet & Greet, Feb. 20: Naperville City Council candidate Nate Wilson

Community Development Director Bastian presents new website aspects to Carol Stream Village Board

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