Harvey sets new date for finance and City Council meetings
Monday’s meetings that were postponed due to extreme weather have now been rescheduled for Thursday, July 30.
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Harvey City Hall closed and meetings cancelled due to extreme weather
The July 27 City Council meeting, along with the preceding finance committee meeting, have been cancelled after a rash of rain hit the area this afternoon. City Hall is also closed.
Harvey City Hall reopens after HVAC issues
An HVAC malfunction at City Hall forced a temporary shuttering of City Hall. Acting mayor Shirley Drewenski took to social media to assure a “quick fix” to a system sorely in need of upgrades.
Dolton Park District celebrates grand opening of new outdoor fitness court
The goal is to spark residents to engage in their community and keep them healthy at the same time.
Harvey youth present plan to address food insecurity and repurpose vacant land
Students presented a proposal on May 11 to the City Council for a community garden that they will enlist classmates to plan and execute throughout the summer.
Harvey seeks $500,000 for aging water infrastructure
The city will apply for the federal funding to ease water main breaks after the City Council approved the measure during the March 9 meeting.
PHOTOS: In Dixmoor, a Cook County commissioner’s home languishes
While the 5th district's Kisha McCaskill claims tax exemptions that reduce her bill on a Dixmoor home, it's become an eyesore without proper upkeep.
Cook County Commissioner Kisha McCaskill claims tax exemptions on abandoned Dixmoor property
Although she claims homeowner and senior exemptions, McCaskill does not reside in the home, which is a vagrant. The Cook County Assessor’s Office has referred the matter to its erroneous exemption department for investigation.
Why is electricity so expensive in the Midwest?
The culprit depends on where you live — but it’s probably not data centers (yet).
EyeOnWater helping Phoenix residents avoid high water bills by spotting leaks
The free online tool allows users to track water usage and set up leak alerts.
Harvey City Hall closed and meetings cancelled due to extreme weather
The July 27 City Council meeting, along with the preceding finance committee meeting, have been cancelled after a rash of rain hit the area this afternoon. City Hall is also closed.
Harvey City Hall reopens after HVAC issues
An HVAC malfunction at City Hall forced a temporary shuttering of City Hall. Acting mayor Shirley Drewenski took to social media to assure a “quick fix” to a system sorely in need of upgrades.
Dolton Park District celebrates grand opening of new outdoor fitness court
The goal is to spark residents to engage in their community and keep them healthy at the same time.
Harvey youth present plan to address food insecurity and repurpose vacant land
Students presented a proposal on May 11 to the City Council for a community garden that they will enlist classmates to plan and execute throughout the summer.
Harvey seeks $500,000 for aging water infrastructure
The city will apply for the federal funding to ease water main breaks after the City Council approved the measure during the March 9 meeting.
PHOTOS: In Dixmoor, a Cook County commissioner’s home languishes
While the 5th district's Kisha McCaskill claims tax exemptions that reduce her bill on a Dixmoor home, it's become an eyesore without proper upkeep.
Cook County Commissioner Kisha McCaskill claims tax exemptions on abandoned Dixmoor property
Although she claims homeowner and senior exemptions, McCaskill does not reside in the home, which is a vagrant. The Cook County Assessor’s Office has referred the matter to its erroneous exemption department for investigation.
Why is electricity so expensive in the Midwest?
The culprit depends on where you live — but it’s probably not data centers (yet).
EyeOnWater helping Phoenix residents avoid high water bills by spotting leaks
The free online tool allows users to track water usage and set up leak alerts.
