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Cover shot: Elsie Molley casts her Primary election ballot using an electronic voting machine at the Rosemont Senior Rec Center, one of three precincts in the village, early Tuesday morning, Feb. 2. (Tom Wessell/The Journal)
The state of Illinois is almost $1 million behind in paying Leyden High School Dist. 212 aid payments since the start of the school year. As of this month, Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes' office had $986,000 in outstanding "vouchers" (bills to be paid) from the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) to Dist. 212 that had not been paid dating back to September.
Rosemont To Renovate DePaul Dressing Room, Entry Corridor
Riverside Attorney Reyes Joins Triton College Board
Local Hotel Takes In Haitian Refugees
Rosemont School Notes: Students To Study Geology At Ranch
Ticketmaster, Live Nation Agree On Merger
January 27-February 1, 2010
Rosemont residents who vote in next Tuesday's primary election will see a long list of political contests on the ballot. Some of those races feature well-known names while others have lesser-know candidates.
District 212 Plans Summer Projects
Brothers Win 2nd Straight Candy Contest
Village Agrees To Land Swap Deal With Developer
Stolen Valves Damage Fire Department System
Rosemont Dinner Dance Set For Mar. 20
Plan To Widen River Rd. Near Casino
Details Slow To Develop On Potential Teacher Union Payments To Dist. 207
Atanus Won't Run As Write-In For 9th District
January 20-25, 2010
When Deacon Jim Ernst visited Haiti more then 10 years ago he saw for the first time the desperate poverty the nation's poor live in every day.
LifeSource Move To Rosemont Done Deal
Stephens The Republican Choice, Democrats Split
Home Improvement Grants Distributed
Coach Speaks Out Against Cuts: 'Why Only Fencing?'
Tossed From Ballot, Atanus Plans Appeal
Clubs, Substitutes Affected By Planned Dist. 207 Cuts
Seeking 'Common Ground' On Casino Displacements