The mayor said the placement of migrants in hotels needs his express approval. "This is our village, our house," he said.
Mayor Grasso said he had a professional conversation with Mayor Lightfoot after she calmed down.
They come from a country led by a socialist dictator. Residents are "scrambling" to help the migrants, an official said.
Mayor and his allies wanted to oust the finance director from Village Hall. They failed.
Governor's office suggests local officials are showing "xenophobia."
They were allowed into the United States, a policy that the Texas governor and many others oppose.
They are expected to stay no longer than a month in town. The village was not consulted, the mayor said.
The establishment has close ties to the mayor. The police took photos of a DJ in the bar.
She alleges her cancer was caused by nearby plant. Her son suffers from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Residents circulate a petition against the station. A woman cites security concerns, noting nearby apartment complexes.
One trustee said the development would be monotonous and dense. The lots would be "garages with attached homes," he said.
The village said it could work with the family to find a place for a new garage.
Officials want to talk about whether to allow such activities.
Mayor Gary Grasso asked Darren Bailey to withdraw, calling him an "albatross at the top of the ticket."
The village said the new rates would be comparable to other towns.
A retirement home objected at first, but then withdrew its protest.
The developer wants bigger garages on most of the homes. A trustee says the proposal would make the subdivision too dense.
In May, the property was looking more like a meadow than an office building, an official said.
A panel denied a wheelchair user's request, but approved a classic car enthusiast's. And then there is the contribution to the mayor.
Resident says normally neutral zoning rules can be discriminatory when applied to a wheelchair user.
The mayor said one of the outlet's reporters has failed to provide positive coverage.
One board member explained why he opposed a pay increase for the superintendent.
Despite objections, the owner of the TCF Bank property continues to market the site for heavy residential use, Mayor Gary Grasso says.
Zoning panel says a family showed no hardship to get an exception to the rules.
Before Monday, restaurants had to get a special use permit for live entertainment on their premises.
Pace gave free use of its parking lot to a local restaurant. No other suburban business enjoys such a perk.
The village overhauls its personnel manual for the first time in 32 years.
The bar is subject to "active administrative enforcement proceedings," the village said.
The owner, who has connections to the mayor, originally promised against live music.
An official says the village would accept some housing on the TCF property, but not all of it.
Local 150 workers are in a dispute with major materials suppliers.
His campaign aide said the mayor has not spoken with her about endorsing Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau in the 6th District race.
Agency received an ethics complaint about its agreement with village restaurant.
Gary Grasso filed his financial disclosure report on June 15, a month after it was due.
Burr Ridge mayor and attorney Gary Grasso is seeking the Republican nomination in the Illinois 6th Congressional District.
A resident is encouraging others to come out in protest. The land is vacant.
Gary Grasso is a Republican candidate for Congress. He is among a number of hopefuls whose reports are overdue.
A couple complained last year about the regulation against trucks with toolboxes.
The company will pull its proposal if the village doesn't allow a 24-hour operation, an executive said.
Village officials are looking at stricter regulations for temporary signs.