The mayor said he would talk about using Westwood Park for city activities.
So far, the Darien City Council's incumbents face no opposition.
One issue is a mysterious fiber optic. No one knows who owns it, a Darien official said.
The items are being placed outside the business, even before it opens.
Darien is reviewing its options, including "doing nothing," an official said.
One school's students backed Harris. Those at the other supported Trump.
Officials said they needed the increase because of a jump in police pension costs.
A veterans group is still benefitting from donations, despite the existence of a corporate partner, an official said.
Someone scrawled "very negative comments" about a particular race, Mayor Joseph Marchese said.
The party has yet to give any money in the battle for the District 82 House seat, according to election board records.
Rep. Sean Casten walked out. A police officer announced the meeting was over.
He joined other mayors in endorsing the state representative, who was appointed last December.
Oak Brook's police chief plans to speak about illegal immigration. He is attending as a private citizen, his boss said.
The hike is attributed to poor investment returns and fewer-than-expected deaths of recipients.
Neighbors urged the city to tear down a long-vacant building. Aldermen voted to do so.
Twelve of 13 residents in the area took part in the project, the city said.
The city's messages finally persuaded the state to remove the barrels, officials said. The project was done months ago.
A city document indicated the district's finances were poor and its facilities were in bad shape.
Medical waste and a flooded basement are among the problems, the city said.
Rep. Sean Casten, a Democrat, plans a town hall at the local public library.
The survey is said to suggest a state representative candidate belongs to Islamic terrorist groups.
"Tired strip malls" and a lack of a downtown area were seen as drawbacks. A low crime rate was listed as an advantage.
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The mayor received complaints that had nothing to do with Darien.
She said Darien should have fined the owner. An official explained why the city didn't.
Police have repeatedly responded to complaints about a man creating a nuisance, neighbors said.
Mayor Joseph Marchese said he prefers to look at the positive, not view the annual event through a negative lens.
It once housed a dentist's office. The city said it has received complaints.
The city even asked the district to deed over one of its parks to simplify matters.
The resident contended a proposed resolution was filled with racism and hatred.
Several outbursts prompted the mayor's warning to dismiss the audience.
But city officials also plan to discuss whether they want to weigh in on such issues in the first place.
A resident alerted Darien about the project, so the city looked into it.
A local Lutheran pastor was among those calling for a resolution. Two aldermen said they were interested in looking into the matter.
Two neighbors said they were disappointed in the city's handling of the duplex proposal.
The neighbors' lawyer said they will "grieve the loss of their home as they have known it."
The additions include a splash pad. The project is expected to start next week.
The upgrades are expected to be completed by July, the park district says.
Alderman half-jokingly says he may be "hiding in the bushes" waiting for dumpers.
The city hired a company three years ago to put up license plate reader cameras. But it didn't happen.