City Council Candidates Tackle Finances, Environment and More at League Forum Sunday
We're starting with aldermen candidates; check back for coverage of the school board portion of the forum.
Elmhurst residents could have been doing a lot of different things on a sunny Sunday afternoon, but a good many of them filled Elmhurst City Council chambers to hear what their candidates for city, park and school board have to offer. Elmhurst League of Women Voters, sponsor of Sunday's forum, invited all contested candidates running in the April 9 Consolidated Elections to answer questions in public—and for the local cable channel. The forum will be aired at a later date. By the time alderman and mayoral candidates were on the dais, League representatives were hauling in more chairs for the observers standing in the back. Candidates in wards 2, 3 and 6 (Norman Leader, Michael Bram and Jim Kennedy, respectively) are uncontested and were …
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another Lincoln parent
9:16 pm on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
hey Sam Abney, you might want to double check your facts before you post any more rubbish about all those closed door meetings that are supposedly legal. looks like pete's hand picked counsel (the elmhurst city attorney) really stepped on it this time. and all us taxpayers are going to be left holding the bag once again. i wonder if "acting" mayor levin will find some gravitas and actually make a… more ›