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Suburban School Official No-Show For Over Year, Says She's 'Active' In District (opens the original)
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WILLOW SPRINGS, IL – Adriana Hawkins, a board member for Willow Springs School District 108, describes herself as "active" in the district. That may have been once true, but not anymore. According to the district, Hawkins, a real estate agent, has not attended a board meeting since May 2025. Hawkins did not return messages for comment Wednesday. Top district officials don't know why she is a no-show. In response to a Patch inquiry, Assistant Superintendent William Seidelmann said this week that
La Grange's Tiny Neighbor Has Massive Payroll; Mayor 'No F–ing Coward' (opens the original)
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McCOOK, IL – You probably won't find a town government quite like McCook's. The last census counted 249 people in the largely industrial village east of La Grange, making it Cook County's smallest town. According to last year's payroll report, the village employed 37 full-timers and nine part-timers, not including elected officials. Fifteen employees make more than $100,000. The total payroll was $3.8 million, which works out to $15,500 for every resident. Compare that to La Grange, population 1
DuPage Sheriff Hopeful's Uniform In Ads Draws Complaint Of Misappropriating Property (opens the original)
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ELMHURST, IL – A watchdog has filed a complaint against a DuPage County sheriff candidate for wearing a police uniform in his campaign's promotions. Republican Sean Noonan appears in a Western Springs police uniform on his campaign website and other places. For the last year, watchdog Edgar Pal has pointed to other DuPage County candidates, all Democrats, for wearing official name pins to campaign events. He also filed a complaint against two Democratic sitting judges, alleging they violated the
Central, South Enter Nvidia AI Partnership, Firm At 'Forefront Of Safety' (opens the original)
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HINSDALE, IL – The country's feelings about AI have changed a lot since Hinsdale High School District 86 started considering a partnership with a tech giant. In January, officials said they were interested in launching a pilot program with Nvidia. Since then, national polling shows Americans turning against AI and data centers. And they are scrutinizing technology in general, including police cameras and screen time for young students. In the spring, college graduates booed college commencement
Stepping Back From Openness At Hinsdale District 86 (opens the original)
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HINSDALE, IL – Hinsdale High School District 86's online public records log has long been a point of pride among officials. They have correctly noted that the district is among the few entities that post the results of Freedom of Information Act requests. Now, they are poised to abandon the 13-year-old practice. For starters, the district's different law firms over the years have opposed the log, arguing it creates unnecessary liability. Four years ago, the district's lawyer recommended the dist
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