Democrat Patty Garcia won the crowded race Tuesday night to replace her former boss Jesus “Chuy” Garcia in the 4th Congressional District.
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Posted in2026 Elections
Election update: Late votes push SD128 tax hike over the top
A dozen votes that came in overnight, pushed Palos Heights School District 128’s request to raise its tax rate over the top on Wednesday.
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Voters approve Moraine Valley $115M bond sale
Voters in the Moraine Valley Community College district voted Tuesday night in favor of a $115 million bond sale which would be used to “build, equip, renovate, and repair” buildings on campus to expand the school’s student capacity in high-demand career and technical education programs.
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Hoffenberg bests Gorman for 17th County Board seat
For the first time since the Cook County Board of Commissioners established individual districts in 1994 a Democrat won the seat in the 17th District.
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Evergreen Park voters approve bond sale for new Central Middle School
Voters have approved Evergreen Park Elementary School District 124’s request for a $68 million bond issue to tear down Central Middle School and build a new one next to it.
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Palos Heights tax rate referendum fails by 1 vote
Palos Heights School District 128’s request to raise its tax rate failed by one vote Tuesday night.
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Casten defeats Conforti in 6th Congressional District — again
Casten, a Democrat from Downers Grove, claimed victory for the 6th District congressional seat Tuesday night. It’s his fifth straight congressional victory in as many tries.
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Palos Heights to add full-time finance director
The City of Palos Heights approved a motion to hire a new full-time finance director at its City Council meeting on Oct. 20.
Posted inRegional Business
Palos Park American Legion to dissolve
American Legion Post 1993 in Palos Park is ready to dissolve.
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Orland Park to demolish former garden center, restaurant
The Village of Orland Park Board of Trustees voted at the Oct. 19 meeting to award Markham-based KLF Enterprises a pair of contracts for demolition of buildings on the properties of 15151 Harlem Ave. and buildings on 17101 and 17171 Wolf Road.