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WHD SD147 board approves near $3 million bond for pool upgrades
Restoration of the defunct swimming pool is expected to cost around $2.7 million, according to the district’s chief school business official.
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WHD SD147 board approves near $3 million bond for pool upgrades
Restoration of the defunct swimming pool is expected to cost around $2.7 million, according to the district’s chief school business official.
Kisha McCaskill filed for library board seat where husband is president
She has a paid library contract that translates to $2,000 a month. She eventually withdrew from the race for a two-year term, but not before daughter Amari McCaskill filed as a write-in candidate for that very seat. As a county commissioner, Kisha McCaskill represents the Southland and Chicago’s Far South Side.
TTHS D205 approves $40 million sale in working cash fund bonds to advance school infrastructure
Thornton Township High School District 205 is set to sell up to $40 million in bonds to cover costs associated with its ongoing capital renovations.
Harvey Park District cancels meeting, leaving residents in freezing cold
A representative at the headquarters indicated via phone call earlier that day that the meeting would be rescheduled. But since no notice was posted online or in-person, residents still showed up.
HSD 152 trying to buffer blow of delayed property tax payments through reduced spending
Revenue is down by nearly $1 million at Harvey School District 152. But so is spending, due to expected delays in property tax revenue and lower federal grant funding. Year-to-date finances show revenues exceed expenditures by $3.1 million, even with the challenges.
Harvey library trustee files another lawsuit over alleged ADA violations
Charwana Morgan has been requesting remote participation in board meetings due to her severe medical condition. After numerous rejections by the board, she is now fighting back with an updated lawsuit.






