Darien, IL|News|
Darien Cop Pension Numbers Likely 'Far-Fetched': City Expert
The city has long said it will fully fund its pension system by 2040. But the city's actuary said that deadline will likely be "kicked out."

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The city has long said it will fully fund its pension system by 2040. But the city's actuary said that deadline will likely be "kicked out."

The council appointed a new chief, who joined the department in 2009.
Residents speculated earlier this year that such a lockup may come to town.
No students were on the bus at the time, police said.
He then sped away when an officer showed up to the restaurant, police said.
A development is planned for the vacant structure's site.
A candidate threatened to sue the township. An official accused a colleague of a "complete fabrication."
Taken to jail, the woman was charged with aggravated DUI and aggravated battery.
The nominated trustee is called a "leader in our community."
A company had planned to replace its local restaurant with a new brand.
No one admitted blaming the wrong organization for the noise.
A police official explained the sudden increase in such cases.
The official collects hundreds of thousands of dollars from contractors who do business with the public bodies he runs.
The man told officers he jokingly made gay comments to another man in the restroom, police said
The city has kick-started sidewalk construction after years of little action.
Unbundled branches sit on residential edges for weeks, causing problems, three aldermen said.
The man faces a charge of criminal property damage.
A ski mask-wearing suspect covered a license plate with a T-shirt, authorities said.
He gets no benefits, which saves the city money. He also receives a pension.
The official said he wants "the world to see" police video of him during a July 4 incident.