Clarendon Hills debated for months on whether to have a ladder truck. Hinsdale's discussion lasted 10 minutes.
The pantry is moving out after nearly a century. Now, the village is mulling over what to do with the space.
A village trustee called the proposed changes "very reactionary, premature."
School leaders spoke out against a plan to divert money from their districts. A village official said more data is needed.
The village would exempt a certain kind of equipment from the regulations.
A traffic light was recommended by a developer's consultant a couple of years ago.
The village rejected a request to subdivide a couple's lot to build two houses in a local neighborhood.
A committee of taxing bodies rejected the village's proposal for a special tax district.
A demolition was planned, but the new owners want the house preserved instead.
The village has dealt with the issue for at least two projects in recent years.
Leaks and inaccurate water meters are some of the reasons for the losses.
The local Humane Society warns it may reject the village if other towns come on board.
There's a particular place in town where feral cats like to hang out, the local Humane Society's leader said.
The proposed prohibition was the subject of months of debates, with the village hearing from both sides.
The Village Board is set to vote on his appointment at a meeting later this month.
Both houses are in the local historic district. One of them sold for $2.5 million.
Backers and foes of a tax district paint different pictures of the 55th Street area.
The politico blamed Democrats for the attempted assassination of Trump, saying the rival party was "rotten to the core."
An area resident is building opposition to a proposed tax district in Clarendon Hills.
The village and the district disagree over whether the 55th Street area needs help.
Hinsdale is holding out on signing a pact, while its neighbors did so last year, the society said.
The group is prohibiting animals from the village until a new contract is signed, an official said.
It'll be a place for people to read and relax, a village trustee said.
A Hinsdale resident who has short-term rentals says the measure would end his business model.
The village is poised to sell its old firehouse to a developer. Six row homes are planned.
It's unclear how the proceeds will be spent to support Hinsdale's districts.
The village is considering a special tax district to revive the area.
Renters and neighbors disagree over the length of the short-term rental ban.
The village bought the land earlier this year after developers' previous plans fell through.
A proposed policy would mandate departing members to delete records that the district deems confidential.
The village included the dentist's office in a message to developers for a possible project.
The leader says schools are hiding African-American attacks on white children. She gives no data.
Residents contend the village did nothing after a series of crashes dating back to 2007.
The new development is expected to improve drainage problems in the neighborhood, an official said.
Schools are downplaying African American students attacking whites, a Downers Grove Township trustee says.
The developer likes to undersell and overdeliver, a representative said.
The village president engages with constituents during meetings. That doesn't happen in many places.
The village and a woman disagreed over whether the damage was minor. The crash was connected to Fuller's Car Wash.
The car wash where a boy died last year balked at the cost of barriers, the village president said.
An old school building would include fewer condos but more parking spots per unit.