Keri Carbaugh Stories | Dupage Policy Journal

Registration open for 'speed networking' event in St. Charles

By Keri Carbaugh | Jan 8, 2018

Registration is open for the Women in Business Multi-Chamber "speed networking" event and luncheon presented by the Carol Stream Chamber of Commerce.

Carol Stream Chamber multi-chamber luncheon slated for Jan. 18

By Keri Carbaugh | Jan 3, 2018

The Carol Stream Chamber of Commerce Multi-chamber Progressive Luncheon for January will be held on Thursday Jan. 18 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Bloomingdale Golf Club, 181 Glen Ellyn Road in Bloomingdale.

Free mentoring for businesses available in Bloomingdale

By Keri Carbaugh | Dec 27, 2017

SCORE, a national nonprofit association, will offer free mentoring to area businesses on the second Wednesday of every month starting in January.

Tickets on sale for the Chamber630 Boardwalk Ball

By Keri Carbaugh | Dec 27, 2017

The Chamber630 Boardwalk Ball will be held at 6 p.m. Jan. 27 at the Hilton Lisle/Naperville.

Hultgren joins fellow lawmakers fighting to save graduate tuition waivers

By Keri Carbaugh | Dec 20, 2017

The tax reform bill in Congress is divisive on many levels, including when it comes to waivers for graduate students against high taxes on their tuition.

Wehrli demands procedure for reporting sexual harassment

By Keri Carbaugh | Nov 2, 2017

Lobbyist and activist Denise Rotheimer was one of the women who described her alleged sexual harassment at the hands of Illinois lawmakers during a House Personnel and Pensions Committee hearing on Tuesday.

Ives: Silverstein 'abused his position and authority'

By Keri Carbaugh | Nov 2, 2017

Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) expressed disgust in response to allegations by activist Denise Rotheimer that Sen. Ira Silverstein (D-Chicago) sexually harassed her while they worked together on a bill.

St. Charles police offering a look inside law and order

By Keri Carbaugh | Mar 13, 2017

Anyone who's ever thought about being a police officer can live the experience for two months by joining the Citizens Police Academy being offered by the St. Charles Police Department, the City of St. Charles announced recently.

Highland Avenue Bridge project earns honors

By Keri Carbaugh | Feb 27, 2017

The Highland Avenue Bridge project near Downers Grove earned the Project of the Year award in the under $5 million category from the suburban branch of the American Public Works Association Chicago Metro Chapter.

Rush retires after 30 years with village of Woodridge

By Keri Carbaugh | Feb 27, 2017

Kathleen Rush, the village of Woodridge administrator, retired in January after working for the village for over 30 years, including seven years as administrator.