On Sept. 30, Rob Bahan clocked out for his last day as Winnetka’s village manager – and the following day, Oct. 1, clocked in for his first day as strategic development manager for Winnetka. The career civil servant is not quite done with the North Shore village, where he’s spent the last 15 years in the top job. He’s trading his office in Winnetka Village Hall for a … [Read more...] about Winnetka Village Manager Rob Bahan retires, goes right back to work
Naperville Police Arrests for Oct. 2-4
The following items were taken from Naperville police reports and press releases. An arrest does not constitute a finding of guilt: A 26-year-old man from Aurora was arrested on a warrant and on charges of driving while using an electronic communication device, possession of drug paraphernalia, failure to signal when required and driving on a suspended license at 4:05 p.m. … [Read more...] about Naperville Police Arrests for Oct. 2-4
Charges dropped against couple in Broadview immigration protest after federal grand jury refuses to indict
A federal grand jury has refused to indict a Chicago couple arrested during a violent protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview last month, a rare move that signals prosecutors may have overreached in bringing the case. Ray Collins, 21, and Jocelyne Robledo, 30, a husband and wife from the South Side of Chicago, were each allegedly … [Read more...] about Charges dropped against couple in Broadview immigration protest after federal grand jury refuses to indict
Juan Sebastian Arias: Transit reform bill strengthens local decision-making on development
On Tuesday, Illinois state lawmakers will return to Springfield for a veto session and will consider legislation to address funding for the Chicago region’s mass transit system. In the debate over the bill, one provision has sparked outsize concern: language that would allow the proposed Northern Illinois Transit Authority (NITA), which would replace the Regional Transportation … [Read more...] about Juan Sebastian Arias: Transit reform bill strengthens local decision-making on development
Judge y Yankees siguen vivos: Nueva York derrota 9-6 a Toronto para acercarse en serie divisional
Por ERIC NÚÑEZ NUEVA YORK (AP) — ¿Quién dijo que Aaron Judge no es capaz de conectar batazos colosales en la postemporada? Judge despachó un jonrón de tres carreras para empatar el juego en una noche memorable y los Yankees de Nueva York evitaron ser barridos al revertir un déficit de cinco anotaciones para doblegar el martes 9-6 a los Azulejos de Toronto en el tercer duelo de … [Read more...] about Judge y Yankees siguen vivos: Nueva York derrota 9-6 a Toronto para acercarse en serie divisional