Reynolds Wins Re election Deep in Chicago Suburbs
Reynolds addresses about 100 friends and relatives at Mr G s banquet hall in Chicago after victory in the 2nd Congressional District. He praises his staff in Washington and a mandate to fight for more jobs and better schools while thanking supporters across 63rd and Halsted to Glenwood and Roseland to Flossmoor.
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Alderman Streeter
Shaw
Streeter
Chicago
Best Western Inn
Homewood
Reynolds
Marisol Reynolds
Corean
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Halsted
Glenwood
Roseland
Flossmoor
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Chicago Heights
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Gus
Weller Eyes 11th District Win In Local Race
Weller, joined by his parents who are farmers, expresses optimism about defeating Giglio in November. He describes the contest as a choice between a liberal machine Democrat and a mainstream conservative with a record of getting things done. Analysts say the 11th District leans Republican in non presidential years. Weller frames his district as a microcosm and vows to represent a diverse electorate.
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Weller
Giglio
Waller
Nth
U.S
George Sangmeis
Ter
D-Mokena
Will County
Reublicans
Capitol Hill
Sangmeister
Jack Davis
Wennlund wins 38th District primary in Illinois
New Lenox attorney Wennlund, 52, defeats Prainito by over 3 to 1 with 4 502 votes to 1 259. He vows to stay active, questions opponent Mayer, supports a proposed third regional airport, and opposes further gun control as the 88th General Assembly reconvenes.
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88Th
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Wennlund
Lenox
Prainito
Pri
Mary
Mayer
Weinlund
Giglio Giglio Stuns In Will County Vote Totals Rise
In Will County Giglio Giglio won 1 285 votes while John Buchanan led Chicago's 10th Ward with 1 802 votes. Balanoff finished second in the ward with 1 705 and Giglio had 882. Turnout in the 10th Ward was low and Giglio framed the race as big business versus the little guy.
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Gigli
Giglio
Will County
Balanoff
Chicago
John
Jack” Buchanan
Buchanan
Mike Noonan
Noonan
LaSalle
Weller
George Sangmeister
D-Mokena
Bloom Trail High voters reject tax hike sparking student unrest
About 100 Bloom Trail High School students gathered as results showed a 3,490 yes to 5,945 no vote on a 1.99 per 100 tax increase for the education fund. District officials warned of $4.9 million in cuts including sports and activities if defeated. Principal and board members pledged to regroup for another try amid calls for unity among students, parents, and businesses.
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Bloom Trailigh
Bloom Township High
Richard Felicetti
Felceti Saide
Felicetti
Oliver Alexander
Alexander
Board of Education
Tom Kolke
Kolke
Richard Gomez
Goser
Jessica Leuken
Broom High
Lueken
Stu
Parents oppose church attendance policy at St Anne School
About 75 parents filled a Hazel Crest meeting to challenge a proposed policy from Rev Leon ard Dubi requiring 80 percent church attendance for parishioner tuition rates. Opponents argue coercion could reduce enrollment. Dubi says policy supports Catholic values and community.
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St. Anne
Hazel Crest
Leonard Dubi
Dubi
Michael Brockman
Mary Paganini
Paganini
Milcraft seeks 50 percent tax abatement for new Chicago store
The Will County Lake County Indiana border area prompts officials to push a 50 percent tax abatement for Mile Craft on a five acre vacant site at 185th Place and Cicero Avenue. The plan includes a 10 year incentive, residency and first opportunity for local hires. Fusion Industries asks Cook County for an eight year tax rate cut on a 15000 square foot expansion at Frontage Road.
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Lake County
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Mile Craft
Chicago
Cicero Avenue
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Chi
Cago
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173Rd Street
Frontage Road
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