Thornton Township hall in South Holland set to shutter due to insurance lapse
Property insurance coverage expired Dec. 1, 2024. Now, the administrative building is set to close.
Property insurance coverage expired Dec. 1, 2024. Now, the administrative building is set to close.
Two trustees attempted to request a “consent email” to ensure the township’s insurance doesn’t lapse as they boycott meetings. State law doesn't allow it.
The move is a political ploy for Clark, who's team is working with Tiffany Henyard supporters to get him elected, sources say.
Tiffany Henyard's path to retaining her township seat is gutted after the Democratic Party’s first caucus in 30 years. But criticism mounts as to whether others were given a fair chance to nominate candidates for the 2025 races.
Between 2016 and 2019, Southland voters approved term limits to curb corruption and career politicians. Years after Springfield influences led an effort to curtail them, some of those communities are dealing with calls for federal interventions into governmental wrongdoing and abuse.
After police once again removed residents, the council voted to end the meeting without giving residents their required time to speak.
Trustees Carmen Carlisle and Chris Gonzalez did not attend both a regularly scheduled and special meeting in November over financial transparency and a spirited supervisor. But now the township is operating without a budget and a forensic audit into its spending is in limbo.
October’s meeting was jam packed with scathing rebuke of the Clark administration, police ticketing an Harvey library official for disorderly conduct, the treasurer’s financial concerns, and higher fines for municipal infractions.
In September, Harvey Police Chief Cameron Biddings announced residents must exit premises after a meeting’s adjournment before the council members can exit the building.
Here are the top five things to know about Harvey and the south suburbs for the week of November 25, 2024.
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