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Local Politics

Chicago Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny

By Jack Lydon
March 17, 2012
Chicago Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny

Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny Chicago’s 56th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Ravenswood resident, Mayor Rahm Emanuel, welcomed Irish Taoiseach (the Irish word for prime minister) Enda Kenny to this year’s festivities in honor the patron saint of Ireland, Patrick.  Tens of thousands of Chicagoans celebrated the warmest St. Patrick’s...

Fritchey, Tobolski Propose Ordinance In Aftermath of Morgue Scandal

By Michael Volpe
February 2, 2012
Fritchey pix

A scandal at the Cook County morgue over the storage of bodies is leading to legislation to limit the appointment of the county medical examiner.

Local campaign fund raising- Part 2

By Patrick Boylan
January 30, 2012

A Bulldog study found area politicians are able to raise and maintain political campaign chests totaling millions of dollars, with some candidate going into debt to win races and other candidates losing, but maintaining campaign funds.

2011 Political fundraising nearly $6.4M

By Patrick Boylan
January 27, 2012
2011 Political fundraising nearly $6.4M

The top political candidates in the area, based solely on fundraising ability in 2011 were Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, follwed by Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Illinois Senate President John Cullerton.

Anticipated Cook County Board Meeting Delayed

By Michael Volpe
January 24, 2012

A key meeting of the Cook County Board’s Legislative and Intergovernmental Relations Committee has been postponed. The hearing was scheduled for this Thursday morning and was to hold public hearings on the controversial ordinance which effectively bars Cook County from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers. The hearing would have paved the way...

Last minute map approved by City Council

By Patrick Boylan
January 19, 2012
Last minute map approved by City Council

A remapping proposal has passed Chicago City Council by a vote of 41-8.

Local Citizen Activist Submits Hopeless but Utopian Map

By Michael Volpe
January 19, 2012
Local Citizen Activist Submits Hopeless but Utopian Map

    Enrique Perez, the former Aldermanic candidate in 2011 for the 2nd Ward, is crying foul over the process for redistricting all while submitting his own map in a desperate stunt that has no hope of succeeding. Enrique Perez is part of a growing pattern emerging in the 2012 redistricting battle in Chicago. It’s...

Smith Says Keep Lincoln Park Whole

By Michael Volpe
January 12, 2012
Smith Says Keep Lincoln Park Whole

Speaking in front of an overflowing crowd, 43rd Ward Alderman Michele Smith was clear and unequivocal, Lincoln Park must be protected and kept whole in any new redistricting map. Smith made her comments in front of a very friendly audience at DePaul University, currently in the 43rd Ward. It was the first of a...

Three map proposals for City Council

By Patrick Boylan
January 11, 2012

The three competing map proposals for Chicago City Council are presented through Google interactive maps.

John Curry: Candidate for Republican Committeeman in 32

By Michael Volpe
December 22, 2011
John Curry: Candidate for Republican Committeeman in 32

  Ever since William Hale Thompson, possibly the most corrupt politician in America’s history, ended his term as Mayor of Chicago in 1931, Republicans have become nothing more than an afterthought in the city. As political junkies and insiders prepare for several interesting committeeman races among Democrats, including one in 32, the Republican races...

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Trumbull Parents Sue to Stop Closure

By Patrick Boylan

Parents associated with Trumbull School’s Local School Council, Friends of Trumbull and the advisory boards of the school announced today they plan to sue...

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