He's held one term so far and is seeking a second.
The college professor believes the issue of creating safe gun regulations should be taken up by Congress.
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From 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oak Park residents will be able to register to vote at the market itself.
A judge ruled today that there will be a temporary ban on same-day voter registration in highly populated areas of Illinois.
Free community outreach gives opportunity for residents to work with Board of Review staff to address specific questions and concerns
Voters have the power to help stop lawsuit abuse by paying attention to down ballot judicial elections
Opportunities to provide feedback will be available at the July 21 Thursday Night Out dining event and the July 23 Oak Park Farmers' Market.
The community organization is dedicated to assisting persons with developmental disabilities.
Sticker prices increase $20 after the deadline passes.
Lilly started the local Education Taskforce to help initiate plans and ideas for better early schooling policies for students.
The Education Taskforce Meeting will take place June 27.
Steven Drazner is dropping the "interim" part of his title with his appointment to the village's top finance post.
Rasheda D. Jackson will assume her new duties at Village Hall on June 13.
The minimum age to buy tobacco in the village will increase from 18 to 21 in August.
Julia Scott-Valdez is set to assume her new duties July 11.
A contract to repair the village hall and public works buildings has been approved.
Proposed locations for Divvy bike share stations in Oak Park have been approved by the village board. Is there one near you?
The building will be 12 stories tall with commercial space on the ground floor.
Lilly discussed additional ways Wonder Works could enhance its community standing.
The students created 34 separate tags to identify the different tree species and their respective leaves to keep on record at the park.
Lilly toured the Elmwood Park High School and observed the government class.
The first 90 minutes of parking in two downtown garages will be free once signage is put in place.
Trustees requested a wage ordinance draft at the May 2 meeting.
Harmon and Lilly took questions from constituents on a wide range of issues.
The bill provides critical funding to state universities that have not received state dollars since July due to the budget impasse.
WSCAE hosted its annual art expo event for students to promote their artwork.
Arbor Day at the Austin Gardens will take place April 29.
“This bill will ensure pay equity for our women who are performing equal work to their male counterparts.”
A resolution seeks to establish April 12 as Pay Equity Day in Illinois.
The boulevard will be closed for about a month beginning Monday, April 11.
Several yoga teacher training schools in Illinois recently were notified that they are subject to state regulation for training programs.
Lilly visited the Oak Park Regional Housing Center.
A human resources employee who was terminated in February claims she was going to be a whistleblower.
The village staff is preparing a tobacco ordinance to go before the board for an official vote.
Lilly also spoke with staff at the Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation about ways to assist community organizations.
Amendments to the historic preservation ordinance also requiring property owners to appear before the Historic Preservation Commission.
The polling places in Prospect Heights, Skokie and Oak Park will remain open until 8 p.m.
CTA passengers will use busses around the stations that are closed.