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Clarendon Hills OKs scaled back downtown plan set to cost $1.9 million (opens the original)
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Two months after not approving a $3.2 million downtown streetscape improvement plan, the Clarendon Hills Village Board has unanimously approved a $1.9 million version that was scaled back. Both proposals included a no-bid contract, something village President Eric Tech believes was a major issue with some board members in the July vote. He said the no-bid process was consistent with past major projects, including the police station and other community infrastructure developments. In addition, th
Hinsdale’s Assistance League of Chicagoland West marks 30 years of helping (opens the original)
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In April 1996, a group of women who had moved to the Chicago area in the 1990s found that they had something in common. They all had belonged to various chapters of a national group that provides community-based philanthropic programs. So they decided to incorporate the Assistance League of Chicagoland West in Hinsdale. Thirty years later, the group continues to focus its efforts on community-based philanthropy, providing family support where needed along with school clothing and books. The Assi
Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills District 181 OKs new deal with support staff (opens the original)
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Hinsdale-Clarendon Hills Elementary District 181 has approved a new four-year contract for support staff. The District 181 board approved the deal with the Hinsdale Educational Support Staff after that group’s union voted to ratify it Aug. 27. The new contract runs through June 30, 2030. It includes a 5% wage increase for Buildings and Grounds employees for the 2026-27 school year and a 4% increase during that same period for other support staff. The contract covers 189 district employees, said
Ballot item to ask Clarendon Hills voters if village clerk should become appointed position (opens the original)
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A proposal that would change the village clerk position in Clarendon Hills from an elected post to one that would be appointed by the mayor will appear on the ballot Nov. 3 in the form of a referendum question. If successful, the change would take effect in May 2027. Officials last put the question to voters in 2022, when it failed to win the support of a majority of voters. That referendum was narrowly defeated, with 51% of voters opposed and 49% approving the move. Village Manager Paul Dalen s
Hinsdale OKs new $1.4 million children’s activity pool (opens the original)
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Hinsdale will be adding a new children’s activity pool to its offerings at the Hinsdale Community Pool, after the Village Board approved contracts for the new pool and for the purchase of play equipment to be used there. The approved contracts are for up to $1,443,000 for the new pool and an additional $71,048 for play equipment for the pool. “The pool was last renovated in 1992, it’s 33 years old, and it’s time to be replaced,” Village Board member Michelle Fisher said. “Overall, this is a beau
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