The city has expressed frustration that the utility has not done its part of the work.
The signals are up, but are not on, which the city blames on the utility.
A candidate has already announced her intention to run for the seat.
An alderwoman said she has seen an increase in such activity at key intersections.
The mayor told the landlord why the city enacted the prohibition.
A new fitness center called for the end of the tax, with the owner saying Darien is unique.
The city has already addressed three corners of this key intersection.
The city has installed sensors and cameras to help with its snowplowing operations.
She and others are set to engage with 30 policy experts as part of the program.
One group says the existing leadership won't give up its power.
Residents are protesting the leadership of a homeowners association.
The woman said she met strangers who have become friends and attended her gigs.
The project includes a new sidewalk and the installation of a traffic light.
The city has been relaxed about enforcement, but is becoming more aggressive, an official said.
City officials have received complaints about signs in a subdivision.
The mayor said a police officer may need to monitor parking. The owner would then cover such costs, he said.
Aldermen rejected a recommendation to ban rentals that last up to a year.
The city is considering limiting rentals because of complaints from residents.
The Village Board approved a large industrial building across the street from Darien.
An alderman said a resident showed information about a supposed required distance between schools and marijuana stores.
Officials described how the city handles cases in which residents' grass is too high.
The county party head urged members to unite, but others said Republican leaders are failing to create a "big tent."
The two directors have long careers in their fields of expertise.
A fence is needed to stop children from falling into a 15-foot gorge, an official said.
The council members recalled their years of service. One of them touted the city's "rich legacy."
City officials are responding to complaints from residents. One Airbnb was labeled a "party house."
Three of four of union's candidates lost, despite having a financial advantage.
A recent city study showed the speeds of drivers, a top local official said.
Two aldermen-elect are replacing members who supported allowing a marijuana dispensary.
Joseph Marchese thanked the community for its well wishes and prayers.
The council majority approved the project. But the dissenters said they wanted more information on the alternatives.
Hinsdale South residents voted differently from their counterparts in the Central zone.
Only one of the union-backed hopefuls is poised to win. This is in contrast to other districts, where unions enjoyed much success.
One of the council races appears to be a carryover from a controversial school tax hike referendum.
Nearby bar and liquor store are already open during school hours.
Dumping and a deteriorating fence are alleged on commercial land.
Owner allows up to 15 people to stay in the house as an Airbnb.
One of the contests stems from the controversial tax hike referendum in Center Cass.
A resident says social media is not good enough. City explains why it uses Twitter.
Another beneficiary is a candidate for the Darien City Council. She is running against an alderman who opposed a school tax hike.