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    May 20, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. School-closing foes take to the streets again

    Beads of sweat dripped down Jitu Brown's face as he addressed about 150 marchers who had gathered Sunday afternoon outside Overton Elementary School in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.
    Beads of sweat dripped down Jitu Brown's face as he addressed about 150 marchers who had gathered Sunday afternoon outside Overton Elementary School in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood. The school at East 49th Street and South Indiana Avenue is slated...

    Tags: Chicago Public Schools, Chicago Teachers Union, Teaching and Learning, Health and Safety at School, Car Safety Tips and Advice

    2. May 22, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. House gambling sponsor recuses self because of potential conflict

    — The Illinois House's longtime gambling expansion point man has dropped his sponsorship of a casino bill to avoid a potential conflict of interest.
    — The Illinois House's longtime gambling expansion point man has dropped his sponsorship of a casino bill to avoid a potential conflict of interest. Democratic Rep. Lou Lang of Skokie wrote to the House clerk that he is now affiliated with a law...

    Tags: Government, Organized Crime, Skokie, Illinois Governor, Legal Service

    3. May 21, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. Red Line rehab poses political challenge for Emanuel

    Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday lauded Chicago Transit Authority workers for their "flawless" rollout of a five-month Red Line reconstruction that has shuttle buses replacing train service.
    Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday lauded Chicago Transit Authority workers for their "flawless" rollout of a five-month Red Line reconstruction that has shuttle buses replacing train service. So far, they're breathing a sigh of relief at City Hall. The...

    Tags: Elections, Local Government, Englewood, Bobby Rush, Chicago Mayor

    4. May 22, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Citadel's Kenneth Griffin exposes 'cronyism,' causes a stir at Economic Club

    Citadel LLC founder <strong>Kenneth Griffin</strong> named and shamed local corporations that have taken tax incentives from the financially strapped state in a speech to a prominent Chicago business group.
    Citadel LLC founder Kenneth Griffin named and shamed local corporations that have taken tax incentives from the financially strapped state in a speech to a prominent Chicago business group. "The last election cycle I called a local CEO to talk to him...

    Tags: Republican Party, Government, Chicago Tribune, Elections, Finance

    5. May 22, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Illinois Sports Facilities Authority will pay legal tab for Jim Thompson

    The public agency that owns U.S. Cellular Field agreed Tuesday to pay the legal expenses of its ex-chairman, former Gov. Jim Thompson, in a federal lawsuit brought against him last month by the agency's former executive director.
    The public agency that owns U.S. Cellular Field agreed Tuesday to pay the legal expenses of its ex-chairman, former Gov. Jim Thompson, in a federal lawsuit brought against him last month by the agency's former executive director. The Illinois Sports...

    Tags: Government, Illinois Governor, Executive Branch, Chicago Mayor, Pat Quinn

    6. May 17, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. DePaul arena part of Emanuel's $300 million in projects

    Beginning the second half of his term this week, Mayor Rahm Emanuel moved to shift the civic conversation away from questions of crime and school closings toward a roster of publicly funded tourism projects, including a DePaul basketball arena at McCormick Place, that he says can propel Chicago's stature as a business and leisure destination.
    Beginning the second half of his term this week, Mayor Rahm Emanuel moved to shift the civic conversation away from questions of crime and school closings toward a roster of publicly funded tourism projects, including a DePaul basketball arena at...

    Tags: College Basketball, Navy Pier, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Illinois Governor, Sports

    7. May 16, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. CPS documents raise questions about closings

    Making the case to close Ericson Academy on the West Side, Chicago Public Schools officials stressed that it would cost $9.6 million to fix the 51-year-old building. What they didn't point out in materials provided to parents was that they planned to spend nearly as much this summer on repairs to Sumner Elementary, where Ericson students would be reassigned.
    Making the case to close Ericson Academy on the West Side, Chicago Public Schools officials stressed that it would cost $9.6 million to fix the 51-year-old building. What they didn't point out in materials provided to parents was that they planned to...

    Tags: Chicago Teachers Union, Chicago Public Schools, Separation of Church and State, House Building, Layoffs and Downsizing

    8. May 15, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  8. Nearly half polled favor Emanuel's shortened Taste

    Chicago mayors have been scaling back the Taste of Chicago and the hoopla surrounding it for years. That downsizing is playing well among white voters but proving unpopular among African-Americans and Latinos, according to a Tribune/WGN-TV poll.
    Chicago mayors have been scaling back the Taste of Chicago and the hoopla surrounding it for years. That downsizing is playing well among white voters but proving unpopular among African-Americans and Latinos, according to a Tribune/WGN-TV poll. The...

    Tags: Festive Events, Elections, Layoffs and Downsizing, Arts and Culture, Restaurants

    9. May 15, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  9. Emanuel to shift retired city workers to Obamacare

    Mayor Rahm Emanuel plans to start reducing health insurance coverage next year for more than 30,000 retired city workers and begin shifting them to President Barack Obama's new federal system.
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    Mayor Rahm Emanuel plans to start reducing health insurance coverage next year for more than 30,000 retired city workers and begin shifting them to President Barack Obama's new federal system. The move is aimed at saving the city money and comes as...

    Tags: Government, Finance, Government Health Care, Health Care Reform (2009), Public Employees

    10. May 14, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Night Out in the Parks: Chicago announces summer activities

    Circus performers and Shakespearean actors helped Mayor Rahm Emanuel announce Tuesday that the city is doubling the number of performances and cultural events at its parks this summer.&nbsp;
    Tribune reporter
    Circus performers and Shakespearean actors helped Mayor Rahm Emanuel announce Tuesday that the city is doubling the number of performances and cultural events at its parks this summer.  Amid lush greenery and newly bloomed flowers at Garfield Park...

    Tags: Chicago Park District, Culture, Travel, Tourism and Leisure, Physical Fitness and Exercise

    11. May 14, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  11. 3 days of marches against school closings planned

    With just over a week before the Chicago Board of Education votes on a proposal to close 54 schools, the Chicago Teachers Union and other activist groups said Monday they would hold marches over three days to protest the plan.
    With just over a week before the Chicago Board of Education votes on a proposal to close 54 schools, the Chicago Teachers Union and other activist groups said Monday they would hold marches over three days to protest the plan. The marches will begin...

    Tags: Chicago Teachers Union, Teaching and Learning, Karen Lewis, Activism, Politics

    12. May 15, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Editorial: An independent set of eyes

    In the cold light of day, the 2008 contract between the city of Chicago and Chicago Parking Meters LLC looks a lot like a $1.2 billion payday loan.
    In the cold light of day, the 2008 contract between the city of Chicago and Chicago Parking Meters LLC looks a lot like a $1.2 billion payday loan. That's the apt observation of freshman Ald. Ameya Pawar, 47th, as the City Council prepares to vote on...

    Tags: Finance, Local Government, Midway Airport, Ameya Pawar, Chicago Mayor

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