The Chicago Transit Authority has spent about $300,000 replacing decking that had chipped, cracked or developed holes at eight Brown Line stations.
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Happy Holidays from the BGA Think Tank!
Happy Holidays from the BGA Think Tank!
Posted inAnalysis, Perspective, Policy
Mike Madigan’s Holiday Message to Me–and Mine to Him (and You)
Mike Madigan’s Holiday Message to Me–and Mine to Him (and You)
Posted inAnalysis, Perspective, Policy
What I’m Watching—Dec. 22, 2010
What I’m Watching—Dec. 22, 2010
Posted inPress Release
Gapers Block: BGA Restructures Board
“The Better Government Association recently made some significant changes to its board of directors — and its overall governance structure — in an effort to broaden and strengthen its connection to Chicago’s minority communities and to expand its reach in Illinois beyond the collar counties.”
Posted inAnalysis, Perspective, Policy
What I’m Watching—Dec. 21, 2010
What I’m Watching—Dec. 21, 2010
Posted inFollow-Up, Investigation
Chicago Park District Supervisor Resigns After Questionable Contract
A top Chicago Park District supervisor has resigned after being questioned about a contract awarded to a woman he is apparently living with.
Posted inAnalysis, Perspective, Policy
What I’m Watching—Dec. 20, 2010
What I’m Watching—Dec. 20, 2010
Posted inPress Release
Daily Herald: BGA Opposses Buffalo Grove FOIA Ordinance
“Buffalo Grove trustees Monday held off voting on an ordinance that would define which e-mail records the village may destroy….The decision came hours after the Better Government Association registered its objections to the ordinance.”
Posted inAnalysis, Perspective, Policy
The Week That Wasn’t: Why the First Round of Mayoral Candidate Forums Wasn’t Fully Satisfying
The Week That Wasn’t: Why the First Round of Mayoral Candidate Forums Wasn’t Fully Satisfying