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Day: January 15, 2018

It can be done: Northern Illinois village cuts property tax levy 10 percent – IL Policy

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The village of Lakewood is making encouraging reforms in a county where residents pay some of the highest property taxes in the nation.

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A Lesson For How NOT To Do Bill-Making – NPR IL

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Last week, Gov. Bruce Rauner used his veto authority to make big changes to a small clean-up bill that’s necessary to enact school funding reform.

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Rauner: ‘No Place’ For Trump Immigration Comments, Won’t Call President Racist – CBS Chicago

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Trump says ‘Dicky’ Durbin ‘misrepresented what was said’ at immigration meeting – Chicago Sun-Times

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Voter registration drive held at Cook County Jail – Fox32

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SIU cheerleaders who took a knee during anthem honored at NAACP MLK Breakfast – The Southern

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Dick Durbin Has A History Of Lying About Private White House Meetings – Daily Wire

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If population loss continues, Illinois projected to lose two congressmen – INN

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Illinois property taxes rise six times faster than income during recession – Editorial – Belleville News-Democrat

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Illinois property taxes rose six times faster than household income during the Great Recession.

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Letter from a Birmingham Jail

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Among MLK’s finest. Read it if you never have.

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What exactly has Bruce Rauner done to reduce state regulations? – JournalStar

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Another state mandate that’s ruining Illinois: ‘Prevailing’ wages – Crain’s

January 15, 2018 1 Comment

Alamy

By Wirepoints’ Mark Glennon. The all-in result: The average total full-time-equivalent compensation, including benefits, for all job categories over all counties is $119,000.

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Illinois Treasurer Shoots Self In Foot Defending Activist Social Investing – Wirepoints Original

January 15, 2018 4 Comments

If you’re going to claim that “socially responsible investing” is the right way to manage money, you might want to check the stock price before bragging about an example. Over $20 billion of shareholder value lost in an instant.

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Guess what else is key to the jobs boom? Public transit. – Kirk Dillard – Crain’s

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RTA Chair Kirk Dillard: Mass transit is the “economic equalizer” that levels the playing field for job seekers because our transit system gives applicants from all over the region a chance at a good job—or, even better, their dream job.

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Illinois’ higher education leaders at odds over proposed budget – Chicago Tribune

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A rift has emerged as education leaders debate how aggressively to push lawmakers for state aid. At the heart of the issue is how to finance the state’s public universities following two years of almost non-existent state funding.

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Teacher shortage seen close to home – JournalCourier

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Dem Candidates In Lockstep At Justice Forum – NPR IL

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Bob Daiber, state Sen. Daniel Biss, J.B. Pritzker, Tio Hardiman, and Chris Kennedy

Bold thinkers, all.

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