Batinick still makes clear he’s not a good fit for office (with footnotes on Fritz and McCullagh)
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Ken Griffin, CEO of Chicago-based hedge fund Citadel, donated to Republican state rep. Mark Batinick's campaign.
These boxes are located inside local libraries and inside the Governors State University, Will Co. Clerk Lauren Staley Ferry said.
The Plainfield Village Board did not second a motion to develop age-targeted apartment homes on 143rd Street and Steiner Road.
Plainfield posted an unemployment rate of 9.4 percent in August, up from 2.9 percent 12 months prior.
The coronavirus drove Will County's unemployment rate to 10.9 percent in August, up from 3.7 percent a year ago.
Trsutee Patricia Kalkanis said the Ballard Farm development is a good idea but Plainfield "is not ready for it."
Residents can vote at the Plainfield Village Hall from Oct. 19. Several other locations will also serve as early voting places.
Donations are by appointment only, and can be scheduled by registering on Sen. Oberweis’ legislative Web site.
The site will also include a community garden, fire pit, butterfly gardens and a private dog park on 31 acres of farmland.
Mark your calendars! The free Drive-Thru Flu Shot event Sept. 2 is hosted by Sen. Jim Oberweis and Rep. Keith Wheeler.
Sen. Oberweis and Rep. Wheeler to host free Drive-Thru Flu Shot event Sept. 2 in North Aurora
Senator Oberweis questions the timing of the Senate Democrats' ethics reforms
Sen. Oberweis and Rep. Wheeler to host “Together We Can Save Lives” Blood Drive at the American Legion Post 630, 112 N. Main St. in Elburn.
Donate blood at a free “Together We Can Save Lives” Blood Drive July 21 in Elburn.
Mimi Cowan holds a doctoral degree in history and was elected to serve District 11 in 2018.
UPDATED: One town decided to cancel their curfew for Friday night.
Plainfield Chief of Police John Konopek said officers are maintaining a high profile presence around town.
The Governor’s plan to re-open Illinois needs the input of all of the state’s diverse regions, says Senator Oberweis.
Pritzker Shouldn't Continue Excluding General Assembly During COVID-19 Crisis
In response to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, the Plainfield Village Board has decided to move its Monday meeting online.
All Plainfield municipal buildings closed to the public on Thursday, March 19, and they are expected to remain closed until further notice
The Plainfield Board of Trustees are considering an alternate format for their next meeting, so as to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Due to coronavirus concerns, a 2020 census information program set for March 18 has been cancelled.
The declaration was signed on Monday, March 16 and allows the village to enact its emergency operations plan.
The project, which began in 2018, will see numerous public amenities in the Village Green area replaced.
A new 'Dunkin' Donuts' and an old house's demolition were only a few of the issues discussed at the Feb. 3 Plainfield Village Board Meeting.
Oberweis reacts to Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s first official “State of the State” address Jan. 29.
New Plainfield Trustee Patricia Kalkanis spoke with Patch on Thursday, Dec. 19 about her recent appointment to the village board.
Here are five important things to know from the last Plainfield Village Board meeting of the year and the decade.
Board of Trustees members discussed tax levies, truck parking lots, Public Works projects and other issues at Monday night's meeting.
School District 202 will hold a public hearing on Monday, Dec. 16, on requested $201 million in the 2019 district tax levy.
A 50-year-old caretaker was stabbed more than 30 times with a large kitchen knife by Ederaldo Frantz, 24, in June, according to police.
According to village officials, the race attracts approximately 500 to 1,000 participants to Plainfield every year.
The average lifespan for playground equipment is reportedly 15-20 years. Settlers' Park playground was completed 17 years ago.
State Sen. Jim Oberweis will host a free community event to help constituents better understand the federal Medicare program.
Families are asked to submit photos and written stories (max: 250 words) about veterans by Nov. 3.
The redevelopment of the downtown trolley barn can now officially host parties and special events, after approval from the village.
Village Trustees voted Monday to ban recreational marijuana facilities from opening in Plainfield.