Bitter Thornton Township battle goes to vote Tuesday
Dems split into two primary slates led by Frank Zuccarelli and incumbent Frederick R. Redell as Thornton Township voters decide nominees for township offices ahead of the April election. Independent candidate Gene Wolfe also seeks a trustee seat.
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Thornton Township
Frank Zuccarelli
South Suburban College Board of Trustees
Zuccarelli
Minerva
Dalton
Frederick R. Redell
Democratic Organization
John G. Smita
Greenwood Road
Clerk
Arline M. Fantin
Forestdale Park
Calumet City
George Miller
Avalon Ave
South Holland
Richard L. Wands
Freeland Ave
Kenneth M. Pasternak
Edgewood Drive
Bretl and Gibbs
Luella Ave
Rudy Foresta
Arquilla Drive
Glenwood
Redell
Yates Ave
Gloria C. Morningstar
148Th St
Harvey
Brenda L. Thompson
Ashland
David A. Sokolowski
Wilson H. Pierce
James A. Giglio
Ellis Court
Ronald Kawana Jr
Gordon Ave
John J. Gulotta
Lansing
Gulotta
Illinois State Board of Elections
Dan White
Lois
Gene
Wojciechowski) Wolfe
Buffalo
Bremen Township's Jesk poised for 11th term with no opposition
Longtime Bremen Township supervisor James Jesk, 85, appears certain to win an 11th term in the April vote as he runs unopposed along with all incumbent officials including Clerk John Horn and Assessor Wayne Ramsey. Bremen Township covers Crestwood, Midlothian, Oak Forest and parts of Hazel Crest and Tinley Park.
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Bremen Township
Jesk
Harry Truman
Alaska
Hawaii
Vietnam
James Jesk
John E. Horn
Wayne Ramsey
Ronald G. Patterson
Fred P. Massat
Betty Bergmann
Myrtle Dunn
George J. Pryor
Bob Roberts
Arthur Miller
135Th Street
183Rd Street
Western Avenue
Harlem Avenue
Crestwood
Midlothian
Oak Forest
Hazel Crest
Homewood
Posen
Robbins and
Tinley Park
Homewood Flossmoor High to distribute scholarship info
The Parent Association of Homewood Flossmoor High will start providing scholarship assistance details and applications for graduating seniors who have attended HF for at least four semesters. Scholarships vary in focus and award from 250 to 1500 dollars, with selections by the HFPA Scholarship Committee and noted community sponsors.
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Parent Association of
Homewood-Flossmoor High School
HFPA
H-F Plants and Animals Club
Flossmoor Service League
Homewood Junior Women’s Club
Homewood Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Bonnie Rowe
Howe Development Center to lay off 215 in Tinley Park
Springfield announces third round of state mental health layoff notices for Howe Developmental Center affecting 205 AFSCME staff and 10 non AFSCME employees. Officials say most cuts are to part time posts or vacant positions as the state shifts clients to community facilities.
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Howe Center
Tinley Park
Diane Ross Springfield
Howe Developmental Center
Howe
Park Forest
Ludeman
Kankakee
Shapiro Developmental Center
Dwight’s
Fox Developmental Center
Steve Trossman
American Federation of State
Afscme
Mental Health Department
Loveday
DMHDD
Loveday and
Trossman
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East 16Th Street
Chicago Heights
FDIC
Dave Loveday
Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
Paalos
Gussini
Venture
Naperville Naper West Plaza
St. Rd
Orland Park Lake View Plaza
Rolling Meadows Meadows Town Mall
Vernon Hills Hawthorn
Fashion Square
Milwaukee Ave
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