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Day: June 29, 2018

Rep. Sosnowski: The Sovereign State of Chicago – IL Review

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Foundation: Janus decision could prompt refund of ‘billions’ in forced union fees – INN

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Comment: This is potentially big. The nation’s highest court Thursday granted a request to take up the Illinois case Riffey v. Rauner, which seeks a refund of $32 million in agency fees from more than 80,000 personal assistants without their permission.

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Peoria City Hall may close every other Monday amid budget woes – JournalStar

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85 percent of property tax money now goes to pay city pensioners.

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Will Foxconn worsen flooding in the suburbs? No, Wisconsin says – Daily Herald

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In Chicago and elsewhere, Latinos converting to Islam – Chicago Sun-Times

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