Harvey lays off 40 police and fire employees | Family offers reward for information about 2017 shooting in Lansing

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View In Browser April 11, 2018 chicagotribune.com Daily Southtown ADVERTISEMENT Harvey lays off 40 police and fire employees, union officials say Wednesday, Apr 11 Harvey laid off 40 police and fire employees, union officials said Read More » Family offers reward for information about 2017 shooting in Lansing A family is offering a $7,500 reward for information about a 2017 shooting. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT New train station opens for commuters in Joliet, ending a six-year wait A new train station in the Joliet Gateway Center — a transportation hub serving Will County — was opened to the public on Wednesday. Read More » Cook County $75M housing upgrade largest for south suburbs since 2005 The project will upgrade 456 housing apartments for senior and disabled residents and 100 units for families at sites in Park Forest, Chicago Heights, Harvey and Robbins Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Hazel Crest referendum proponent cries foul after residents reject ballot measure A ballot referendum that asked Hazel Crest residents if the village should be divided into six districts with one trustee elected from each district has failed, its proponent said. Read More » South Holland man has recipe for pastry success Pastry chef Marcus J. Freeman is preparing to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the opening of his family's South Holland-based Signature Sweets Factory. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Daily Southtown newsletter.

Naperville ERA supporters 'optimistic' after meeting with legislators about amendment ratification | District 203 classroom nurses could get pay hike

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View In Browser April 11, 2018 chicagotribune.com Naperville Sun ADVERTISEMENT Naperville ERA supporters 'optimistic' after meeting with legislators about amendment ratification Wednesday, Apr 11 Naperville area legislators met with their local constituents Tuesday to discuss why Illinois needs to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Read More » City Council to discuss merits of merging Naper Settlement, city administrative offices Naperville City Council members and Naper Settlement staff begin public discussion on the possibility of merging administrative offices between the two entities. Read More » District 203 classroom nurses could get pay hike Administrators say the proposed pay raises for classroom nurses in Naperville School District 203 will help the district remain competitive with neighboring Indian Prairie District 204. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Naperville council open to homes being built on part of Nokia land Naperville City Council members Monday said they were open to considering rezoning 58 acres of Nokia property to residential. Read More » New DIY biz seeking Naperville license to serve beer and wine to customers Erica and Ted Rowlands won the Naperville Liquor Commission's recommendation they receive a Class M license for their WorkBench DIY Studio. Read More » 50 years of Cubs home openers for Naperville resident Don Nelson Naperville resident Don Nelson, 80, has tickets to attend his 50th consecutive Cubs home opener on Monday. He says the cold weather is always memorable. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Naperville Sun newsletter.