Murer says poll shows closing gap with O'Brien in 4th district
Murer Consultants released a poll showing Michael Murer narrowing the gap with incumbent U.S. Rep. George O'Brien in Illinois Fourth District races. Murer claims leads in Joliet and most Cook County areas except Will County, while O'Brien cites low name recognition in Cook County. Both campaigns project a tight race as unemployment and interest rates dominate voters concerns.
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Will County
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Joliet Township
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Chicago Heights
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Aurora
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Kendall Counties
Plans for industrial sewer extension fail in Frankfort
Irv Korngoot, former Frankfort Chamber of Commerce president, told the village board the industrial sewer project is down the drain after 12 of 41 area landowners refuse to fund their share. With 29 remaining, several were uncertain, and the required over 9000 per landowner was deemed unfair to developed parcels. Plans may be revisited when the economy improves.
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Frankfort Chamber of Commerce
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Paratech, Inc
Chamber
Will County
Burt Breidert
Fire board revokes Giordano 30 day suspension
Frankfort fire protection district trustees overturned a 30 day suspension of Sam Giordano Jr an eight year veteran after a public hearing Tuesday night. The action stemmed from a September 5 phone conversation with Asst. Chief Tom Norkus about whether to deploy a standby emergency unit at Station 1 during the fall festival weekend. Giordano contended the exchange and advice from Frankfort Square firefighters warranted a second opinion. The decision to revoke the suspension followed testimony and questioning of the weekend events and communications.
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Frankfort Fire Protection District
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Star Publications
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Sam Giordano, Jr
Frankfort Fire Protection District Board of Trustees
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Asst
Tom
Norkus
Santoro
Frankfort Square
Capt
Larry Nice
Nice
Sam
Station 1
Village sewer bond costs residents about $22.50 yearly
Frankfort officials say the November 2 bond issue for sewer plant upgrades would raise the average home’s taxes about 22.50 annually for a 25 000 assessed home. A 16 00 tax bill would rise by 22.50 with variations by assessment. growth could lower the rate. The board authorized brochures and a public meeting for October 21 at the village hall to explain financing for the 600 000 general obligation bonds.
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Burt Breidert
Bretaeres
Breidert
Glenn Warning
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