Posts Tagged “2020”
Deadline to register to vote online in Illinois is March 1 The deadline to register to vote online for the March 17, 2020 primary elections is March 1, 2020. Registering to vote has never been easier or more convenient. You can register online, in person or you can download registration forms and register through the…
Fundraiser for Lyons Mayor Christopher Getty Feb. 20, 2020 Save the Date, Feb. 20, 2020, for the Annual Fundraiser for Lyons Mayor Christopher Getty to be held at Gibsons Steakhouse in Oak Brook on Thursday, February 20th. Join in celebrating the many successes of the village and improved and increased programs for Village residents. Join…
Deadline to register to vote in Illinois Feb 18 by mail The deadline to register in person to vote in the March 17, 2020 primary elections is February 18, 2020. Registrations must be postmarked no later than Feb. 18, 2020. Registering to vote has never been easier or more convenient. You can register online, in…
31st Annual Career Fest at MVCC Feb. 14, 2020 If you are a student seeking full-time or internship opportunities plan to attend Career Fest. You will have a chance to meet with employers in a variety of career fields including business, government, and non-profits who value the skills and experiences unique to students from small,…
Chicago mayor endorses Marie Newman in 3rd District race Candidate Marie Newman received the endorsement Saturday February 8 of Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot during a rally held at a South Side Chicago church outside of the 3rd Congressional District. Newman is making her second effort to unseat Congressman Dan Lipinski who was appointed to the…
Challenge to Congressman Bobby Rush fueled by uplifting story
By Ray Hanania |
Challenge to Congressman Bobby Rush fueled by uplifting story A woman who was jailed for nonviolent prescription drug offenses years ago after being seriously injured when hit by a drunk driver, is challenging Congressman Bobby Rush in the March 17 Illinois Democratic Primary election for Congress in the 1st District. By Ray Hanania A woman who was…
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