Homewood letter questions open meetings act claims
A Homewood reader blasts Greater Homewood Party candidates for misinterpreting the Illinois Open Meetings Act. He cites July instances of alleged closed-session misuse, urges voters to evaluate the candidates and promises to think independently, urging a vote on April 13.
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Three Incumbents Seek Reelect on District 161 Board of Education
Carolyn Smaron David Carvalho and Rory Dean Smith announce their bid to remain on Elementary School District 161 Board of Education. They push Plan for Success with district wide curriculum high standards equitable resources and increased public participation to sustain gains in student achievement.
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Chicago Heights letter defends Somer candidacy and mocks opposition
A resident writes to dispute James Sullivan’s April 1 critique of Somer and defends Somer’s ties to Chicago Heights. She notes Somer bought a local building after relocation, contrasts rivals’ offices, questions Renaissance Party poll residency, and urges voters to focus on real issues on April 13.
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