Flora Ciarlo Paid to Campaign in Senate Race
Flora Ciarlo, on leave from the Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, has been paid a $1,485.39 biweekly salary by the Republican State Senate Campaign Committee to run against Sen. Debbie Halvorson. The arrangement, sanctioned by Senate President James Philip, covers a three month period and raises questions about legality and ethics, with Democrats accusing the move of effectively buying a candidate.
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Ciarlo
Debbie Halvorson
Crete
Senate
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Philip
Wood Dale
Steger
Illinois State Board of Elections
Republican State Senate Campaign Committee
Illinois
Kent Redfield
University of Illinois At
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Redfield
Clarlo
Illinois Department of Commerce and Community Affairs
Halvorson
Senate Republicans
Pate
Cindy Huebner
Emil Jones Jr
Cchicago
Schuh
Aldo DeAngelis
George Scully
Flossmoor
Jones
Bloom Township
William Mahar
Rorland Park
Pam Woodward
Frankfort
Emergency review ordered for Olympia Fields hospital
The American Osteopathic Association ordered a rare emergency review of Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center after two critical incidents. An inspection team visited Oct. 16 to assess patient safety, with potential outcomes ranging from no action to withdrawal of accreditation.
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American Osteopathic Association
Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center
Association
Karyn Gianfrancesco
Whaler
Frankfort
Lance Wilson
Henry Taylor
Almon Heastie
John Crosby
Olympia Fields
Crosby
Tom Sandrick
Sandrick
Olympia Fields Osteopathic
Olympia Field Osteopathic
Illinois Department of Bhe
Medicare
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Karen Johnson
Day care centers approved this year spark parking concerns
Foster's day care is the third approval this year. Gina McNeil plans a Seventh Day Adventist Church facility with a garbage enclosure condition. Stephine McCallum获 cleared to build Golden Gate day care at Richton Square and Grant Avenue, aiming to start by November and open in February. Traffic study finds 25 students arriving and departing during peak hours, with minimal morning inner Sauk Trail traffic. Planning Commission backs approval with five conditions.
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Foster’s
Gina McNeil
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Stephine McCallum
Golden Gate
Richton Square Road
Grant Avenue
McCallum
Chris Limas
Sauk Trail Center
Foster
Metro Transportation Group
Sauk Trail
Planning Commission
Rich South teachers clash with district over class size and pay
Strike union president Ron Kwiatt said teachers want a say in program continuation and lower class sizes at Rich South. The board countered that the union proposal would add 33 percent more staff than two other schools. Teachers criticized pay for an extra sixth class and disputed retirement benefits and counselor pay during the summer.
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Teachers Union
Ron Kwiatt
Rich South
Sadat speaks on women’s leadership at St. Catherine’s High School
Sadat urged leadership for women during a visit to St. Catherine’s High School. Principal Dale Bishop cited Jehan’s law boosting custody rights after divorce and supporting women with business funding and war orphans aid. Bishop and teacher Clay praised her powerful talk and its impact on students. Sadat divides time between Alexandria Virginia and Egypt, and teaches at the University of Maryland.
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Sadat
Jehan
Dale Bishop
St. Catherine’s High School
Bishop
Clay
Middle East
St. Catherine’s
Alexandria
University of Maryland
Rachel Clay
Richton Park
Jehan Sadat
Anwar Sadat
St. Catherine’s School
Richmond
Virginia
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