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Trump says he's finished writing answers to questions from Mueller
Nov 16, 2018 12:43 PM - President Donald Trump on Friday said he has answered a set of questions from special counsel Robert Mueller "very easily," while his lawyers signal that the president expects to turn over his written answers in the coming days.
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Dist. 21 voters make emphatic statement in support of schoolsNov 15, 2018 1:00 AM - Letter to the editor: There was resounding support for the Wheeling Township Elementary District 21 referendum on Election Day.
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Sussman running for re-election in Buffalo Grove
Nov 15, 2018 5:30 PM - Buffalo Grove Village President Beverly Sussman will seek a second term in office, setting up an April showdown with former village board colleague Michael Terson and perhaps others. -
Why Democrats fought to increase majority on Cook County Board
Nov 14, 2018 5:30 AM - While Democrats not surprisingly campaigned hard and spent heavily to win back the Illinois governor's office and a majority in the U.S. House, why were they similarly motivated to bounce the few Republicans on the Cook County Board when they already held a dominant majority? -
Decision expected next week in tight Walsh Miller, Edly-Allen race
Nov 12, 2018 5:00 PM - Democratic state representative candidate Mary Edly-Allen and Republican incumbent Helene Miller Walsh expect a final vote count in their tight 51st District House race next week. -
Trump calls for halting recounts in Florida races for governor and Senate
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Constable: Immigrant's worry leads to WWI service and an American life
Nov 12, 2018 5:55 PM - What started because an Irishman didn't want to fight for the English during World War I turned into a wonderful American tale. William Burke set off and traveled the world but got drafted in Chicago. When he objected that compulsory military service was only for citizens, authorities made him one, Cook County Circuit Judge John J. Curry Jr., of Barrington, says about his grandfather, who told him the story.
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The vote-counting drama in Florida is just the start
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With $4.5 million secured, upgrades at Greater Round Lake Fire District begin
Nov 9, 2018 4:51 PM - On Tuesday voters overwhelmingly supported the Greater Round Lake Fire Protection District's request to borrow $4.5 million to modernize facilities and equipment. Now officials are putting the money to use. -
5 Glen Ellyn village board candidates seek Civic Betterment Party's nod
Nov 9, 2018 11:15 AM - Glen Ellyn voters at a caucus-style town hall next month will have their pick of at least five village board candidates vying for the endorsement of the Civic Betterment Party in the spring municipal election.
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