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Appeals for public information spike 22 percentMay 15, 2013 5:23 AM
By Jake Griffin Illinois residents have the benefit of new laws aimed at opening up more government records — and when they don't get the information they want, they're raising a stink about it. Appeals to the Illinois attorney general's office for denied Freedom of Information Act requests jumped 22 percent last year. Most of those came from members of the public.

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Binding opinion under appeal

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Township assessors get $3,000 bonus for doing job right

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Fox Valley Academic Team honorable mentions

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What your tips helped our suburban watchdog find

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Educators on virtual charter schools: Hold off a year May 14, 2013 5:30 AM
By Tara García Mathewson Aurora Rep. Linda Chapa La Via proposed a one-year moratorium on new virtual charter schools that would halt review of a proposed school aiming to offer online education to students in 18 school districts from Algonquin to Plainfield. "What we'd like to do is slow the process down," Chapa La Via said. "It's gone too fast." Third of a three-part Daily Herald series.

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Unusual charter school proposal developed at breakneck speed

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The who's who of online charter school plan

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What comes next for proposed virtual charter school in suburbs?

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Naperville Dist. 203 likely to reject online charter school

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House moves plan to block online charter schools

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Dist. 303 charter school rejection may be template for battle

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Districts U-46, 300 deny virtual charter school proposal

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Local districts voting next week on online charter schools

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District 203 debating virtual charter school

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District 300 leaders grill online charter school reps

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Group rallies against Fox Valley charter school

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U-46 candidates split on charter school support

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Geneva board has lots of questions about proposed online charter school
Suburban man the standby star of 'Book of Mormon' May 14, 2013 5:26 AM
By Jamie Sotonoff and Dann Gire Eight times a week, Rob Colletti goes down to the Bank of America Theatre in Chicago, warms up his vocals, sits in the dressing room while the hit musical "The Book of Mormon" is performed, and then goes home. Colletti, a Wheaton native, is the standby for the lead role of the nerdy but lovable Elder Cunningham. And, "it's been incredible," he said.

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