Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

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Suburban group including Rosemont opposes O'Hare express train plan

The West Central Municipal Conference, a regional planning body that includes Rosemont, formally opposed the proposed $2.25 billion O'Hare Flyer express train, citing concerns about traffic, emergency response and wildlife along the at-grade CSX freight corridor through several western suburbs.

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A row of empty voting booths with privacy screens in a brightly lit hall.

Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

A row of empty voting booths with privacy screens in a brightly lit hall.

Cook County seeks paid election judges in Maine Township

The Cook County Clerk's Office is recruiting paid election judges ($250) and polling place technicians ($400) for the Nov. 3 gubernatorial election, with Maine Township among the areas with the greatest need for workers.

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Park Ridge homeowners can appeal property taxes starting Aug. 31

The Cook County Board of Review opens Maine Township's property tax appeal window Monday, Aug. 31, giving Park Ridge and Niles homeowners until Tuesday, Sept. 29, to challenge assessments at no cost following a year that saw north suburban median bills climb 6.7%.

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Niles-Maine library launches $2.7 million renovation Tuesday

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