“A true voice” is on the roster in the form of foster Mother, Libertyville native and community activist Dawn Abernathy who is running for state representative in District 59.
Wauconda resident Rod Drobinski, running for the 62nd Legislative District seat in the Illinois House of Representatives, is focused on tackling the state's fiscal state of affairs, health care, justice and taxes.
Lifelong Northbrook resident Benjamin Salzberg is running for the District 29 state Senate seat with the goals of salvaging Illinois’ financial troubles, aiming for solvency, maintaining quality education and a strong workforce and retaining businesses.
From a humble background to his present-day status as a veteran and businessman, Mike Amrozowicz is “campaigning, not complaining” to resolve Illinois’ critical needs by running for Senate District 31 as a Republican.
Front facades, canopy covers and parking lot patching projects occupied the attention of the Libertyville Appearance Review Commission (ARC) at its 7 p.m. Jan. 18 meeting in Libertyville Village Hall.
Highwood officials want voters to be aware that they will have an opportunity to opt for emergency services from Highland Park in a referendum during the March 15 primary election.
Chief Tom Jones and Commissioners William Douglas and Dan White convened at 4:15 p.m. on Feb. 10 for the Lindenhurst Fire and Police Commission meeting at the police station.
To address police pay scale issues along with a liquor license update, Village President Jan MacGillis called a Round Lake Beach meeting to order 7 p.m. Jan. 18 at 1937 North Municipal Way.
Not only is 26th District Senate GOP candidate Dan McConchie leading the polls across all demographics by 10 points, according to a new We Ask America poll conducted on Feb. 16, but he also has received five new endorsements from conservative lawmakers eager to have him on their team, which brings the total number of endorsements by conservative legislators to 14.
To consider landscaping bids, park features and amusements, Lincolnshire’s Committee of the Whole convened directly after Monday's regular board meeting at Village Hall.
Casey Urlacher, a Republican candidate for the State Senate in the 26th District, recently has come under fire in a mailer that alleges he has close links to the Democratic Party, including to prolific Democratic Party campaign donors.
To review road rehabilitation issues, traffic concerns, speed signage and regular agenda items, the Libertyville Board of Trustees Streets Committee convened at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Village Hall at 118 W. Cook Ave.
Seeing to repairs and supporting local culture, the Libertyville Board of Trustees tended to business at its 8 p.m. Tuesday meeting at Village Hall, located at 118 W. Cook Ave.