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1:50pm

Wed Apr 18, 2012

Speed Light Camera Passes, Infrastructure Trust Tabled

The Chicago City Council has passed a speed light camera ordinance, but has temporarily tabled the also controversial Infrastructure Trust.

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11:23am

Tue Apr 17, 2012

Cook County Board Meetings Now Live-Streamed

This morning's Cook County Board meeting will be the first one to be live-streamed on the Web.

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Chicago Sun-Times

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10:22am

Tue Mar 13, 2012

Key Emanuel Ally To Profit From Speed Camera Proposal

A key political ally of Mayor Rahm Emanuel could profit, if Chicago uses red light cameras to give drivers speeding tickets.

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Chicago Tribune

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11:40am

Fri Mar 9, 2012

Emanuel Pushes Forward On 'Infrastructure Trust'

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will introduce an ordinance at next week's City Council meeting to create a $1.7 billion infrastructure trust.

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3:01pm

Mon Feb 13, 2012

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City Hall To Give Input On Ward Infrastructure Projects

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced today that city agencies will recommend projects on which they would like to see aldermen spend their yearly infrastructure allowances.

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1:58pm

Thu Feb 9, 2012

$6.2 Million Settlement Offer By City In 2003 Protest Lawsuit

The city of Chicago has reached a $6.2 million settlement with some 800 plaintiffs in a lawsuit over mass arrests made during a 2003 protest of the Iraq War.

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Chicago Tribune

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11:49am

Fri Feb 3, 2012

Airport Dismissals Renew Calls For Living Wage Ordinance

The dismissal of 12 airport bookstore employees at O'Hare has renewed the push for an airport employee living wage ordinance.

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Chicago Tribune

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by Matthew Blake

6:04pm

Thu Feb 2, 2012

Remap Complicates Ward Committeeman Races

Chicago City Council

Ald. Nicholas Sposato (36th) and attorney Larry Andolino are dueling for 36th Ward Democratic Committeeman. At the same time, both candidates mercilessly skewer the new ward map City Council approved January 19, and are open to a legal challenge regarding the very ward boundaries they are vying to represent.

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1:40pm

Wed Jan 25, 2012

Latino Group Upset With Ward Remap

The Latino Policy Forum says the new Chicago ward boundaries sells the Latino community short.

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Crain's Chicago Business

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