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Hospital volunteers open Teen Time Capsule

Memories, modernization, progress revealed in contents By Dee Longfellow For The Elmhurst Independent Time marches on… we see it on our faces in the mirror and the faces of our children as they grow and mature. Time is much more meaningful when it is remembered over a period of several […]

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AT&T wants out from ‘old-phone’ requirement

ILLINOIS NEWS NETWORK If you have a landline, chances are it’s not from the phone company. More likely it’s provided by your cable company. And that’s why AT&T is asking Illinois lawmakers to help roll back a decades-old requirement that forces it to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on […]

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Pension reform plans face uphill battles in Springfield

ILLINOIS NEWS NETWORK There are a lot of different plans to reform Illinois’ increasingly underfunded public pension funds, but one idea has been under lawmakers’ noses for nearly 20 years. A recent report from Pew Charitable Trust for 2015 pension liabilities across the country shows Illinois’ then-$111 billion unfunded liability […]

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Tom Cullerton raises awareness for Pandas

State Senator Tom Cullerton (D-Villa Park) is continuing his work to raise awareness for Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcal Infections (PANDAS) by designating October 9 of 2017 and 2018 as PANS, PANDAS and PITAND Awareness Day in the State of Illinois. “Education is essential to early diagnosis of […]

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Breen passes bill to make electronic filing free, saving IL businesses and non-profits millions in fees

  SPRINGFIELD…..In a unanimous vote on Friday, State Representative Peter Breen (R-Lombard) passed legislation that is estimated to save Illinois small businesses and not-for-profits millions of dollars in electronic filing fees. HB 3514 would amend state law to end the practice of charging “expedited service fees” of $25, $50, or […]