Richard Mayer
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Outlot Proposed For Mount Prospect Plaza - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Mount Prospect officials on Oct. 8 will consider a planned unit development request for Mount Prospect Plaza, marking the first step toward potential construction of an outlot parcel on Rand Road between Panda Express and Lakeside Bank. No tenant or user has been identified for the site. According to Jason Shallcross, the village’s director of community and economic development, the 27,000-square-foot outlot request will establish a PUD over the entire shopping center and create a parcel that ca
Investigation Into Cop Crash Complete, But Questions Remain - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Police SUV struck tree on Rand Road head-on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 22, 2026. (Richard Mayer/Journal photo) An internal investigation into a July police squad car crash is complete, but Mount Prospect Police Chief Mike Eterno has refused to disclose what discipline Sergeant Jeff Taylor received, directing the public to file a Freedom of Information Act request instead. Eterno confirmed Sept. 25 that the probe into Taylor’s July 22 crash was finished. However, he declined to reveal the d
Mount Prospect Marks 25 Years Since 9/11 - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Prospect High School soloist Marjorie Savard sings the national anthem outside village hall to kick off the 9/11 ceremony last Friday in Mount Prospect. Dozens of residents gathered outside Mount Prospect Village Hall on Friday (Sept. 11) morning to remember the nearly 3,000 people killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks and to honor the first responders who ran toward danger while others fled. The ceremony, held under clear skies on a day that echoed the weather of 25 years ago, brought together c
Morgan-Adams Will Seek Another Term On City Council - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Ald. Wendy Morgan-Adams Prospect Heights Ald. Wendy Morgan-Adams said she intends to run for re-election as 3rd ward alderman in the April 2027 consolidated election. Morgan-Adams has served on the city council since 2015, serving two terms as alderman and a four-year term as city clerk. “I have been very honored to serve on the Prospect Heights City Council for 12 years,” she said. “I look forward to running for another term on the city council as alderman.” She says she will continue to work .
Dist. 23 Board OKs Referendum For November Ballot - Journal & Topics Media Group (opens the original)
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Prospect Heights Elementary School Dist. 23 will ask voters Nov. 3 to approve a property tax increase referendum, which if approved, will generate up to $4 million annually to fund the operational costs of full-day kindergarten and maintain current educational programs and student services. The board of education Thursday (Aug. 13) voted unanimously to place the referendum measure on the ballot, citing a long-term structural deficit driven by rising operational and educational costs that are ou.
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