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Day: December 18, 2019

Illinois’ congressional delegation votes along party lines on impeachment – Center Square

December 18, 2019 2 Comments
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Pritzker signs pension consolidation measure, but alderman warns it’s not enough – Center Square

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Illinois’ transparency on economic subsidies gets a middling grade, report says – Center Square

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Op-ed: Public safety pension consolidation is a first step, but difficult decisions ahead – Center Square

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McDonald’s scores key wins in ‘joint employer’ legal battle, but war continues in attempt to unionize franchise shops – Cook County Record

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13,918 borrowers in Illinois filed for student loan forgiveness in 2nd quarter – Center Square

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The federal Higher Education Act allows those who have taken out student loans to seek forgiveness of the debt in the event that the college or university deceives the student in some way or violates certain state statutes.

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Researchers suggest more state funding for schools would help lower property taxes – Capitol News IL

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McSweeney jumps into Brady/Plummer dispute over gaming interests while watchdogs urge ethics reform – Prairie State Wire

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DCFS, Lakeshore Hospital sued by public guardian over alleged ‘unspeakable acts of sexual abuse’ to children – Chicago Sun-Times

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Conservative group at College of Lake County alleges smear campaign by college employee – Campus Reform

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Sports betting is coming to your phone in Illinois. That means big money for the state — and big worries about addiction. – Chicago Tribune

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Home prices have been slow to rise for a decade. Here’s why that’s not all bad. – Crain’s

December 18, 2019 3 Comments

Comment: Some economist actually said this: “I don’t think people would feel poor because they bought a house in Chicago ten years ago, and not in San Francisco,” where prices all but doubled during the decade, Lazzara said. The Chicago homeowner should feel rich, “because they can get so much more home for the money.”

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Ex-Madigan Alderman Moves From City Council to ComEd – NBC Chicgo

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A $50 Gift for Every Illinois Baby, Courtesy of Taxpayers – WTTW

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Every baby born in Illinois would receive $50 in a 529-style investment account to help pay for their future community college, university or trade school expenses.

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This One Chart From Moody’s Illustrates Chicago’s Fiscal Plight – Quicktake

December 18, 2019 42 Comments

Chicago has iron ball strapped to its back far bigger than most other cities have to carry.

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