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DuPage County Home Advisory Group met May 3
DuPage County Home Advisory Group met Tuesday, May 3.
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DuPage County Public Transit Committee met May 3
DuPage County Public Transit Committee met Tuesday, May 3.
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Amendment 1 property taxes are too low for Illinois unions political cartoon
Amendment 1 property taxes are too low for Illinois unions
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Sexual assaults, car thefts and shootings: A growing new reality for Chicago’s lakefront communities
The ongoing North Side crime wave in Chicago brought three armed robberies on one day this week to Edgewater on the city’s North Side.
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DuPage County Environmental Committee met Aug. 2
DuPage County Environmental Committee met Tuesday, Aug. 2.
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DuPage County Judicial/Public Safety Committee met Aug. 2
DuPage County Judicial/Public Safety Committee met Tuesday, Aug. 2.
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DuPage County Transportation Committee met May 3
DuPage County Transportation Committee met Tuesday, May 3.
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DuPage County Zoning Board of Appeals met July 27
DuPage County Zoning Board of Appeals met Wednesday, July 27.
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DuPage County Health & Human Services committee met May 3
DuPage County Health & Human Services Committee met Tuesday, May 3.
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DuPage County Emergency Telephone System Board Ad Hoc Finance Committee met July 27
DuPage County Emergency Telephone System Board Ad Hoc Finance Committee met Wednesday, July 27.
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DuPage County Stormwater Management Committee, Planning Committee met Aug. 2
DuPage County Stormwater Management Committee, Planning Committee met Tuesday, Aug. 2.
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DuPage County Sheriff's Merit Commission met July 21
DuPage County Sheriff's Merit Commission met Thursday, July 21.
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DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee met May 3
DuPage County Judicial and Public Safety Committee met Tuesday, May 3.
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More failure at Chicago Public Schools: About one-third of traditional schools are half empty or worse
Teachers union power politics, weak administrations, and absent political leadership have left Chicago Public Schools with a glaring and intractable problem: increasingly empty, failing schools. Of CPS’ 478 stand-alone “traditional” or non-charter, non-contract schools, one third of them, 150, are less than half-full, according to CPS.