In view of the incredible debt being carried by the State of Illinois for unfunded pensions and future retired employee health benefits, a question arises in the comment session every once in a while as to why state government doesn’t … Continue reading
A press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office: Woodstock Woman Pleads Guilty To False Statements In Bankruptcy ROCKFORD — SOULA APOSTOLOPOULOS, 46, of Woodstock, Ill., formerly of Barrington Hills, Ill., pled guilty today before U.S. District Judge Philip G. Reinhard … Continue reading
In an interview with Craig Dellimore with WMMB-Radio, U.S. Senator Mark Kirk indicated that he would be willing to vote to allow state government in Illinois to declare bankruptcy: “Between a bailout, which has no possibility of passing in the … Continue reading
So you tell your employer to put some of your money in a health care expense (or salary reduction) account so you can pay medical bills with tax free money. You better hope that your employer didn’t hire an outfit … Continue reading
McHenry County just keeps making Chicago news. Today on the front page of the Chicago Tribune is an article about former Metra Executive Director Phil Pagano’s wife’s having filed for bankruptcy. Back in September. In Rockford. Pagano apparently left his … Continue reading
The Turnberry Country Club is having financial problems. That’s been rumored for quite a while. But the club did not declare bankruptcy. The ownership is in transition says Lakewood Village President Erin Smith. Her husband Mike was the last president … Continue reading
My eleven-year old and a friend were playing a Wii game called “Rampage” It’s one of those monsters versus people and buildings games where the players reek mayhem throughout a major city and, having conquered, move on to another. My … Continue reading
My eleven-year old and a friend were playing a Wii game called “Rampage” It’s one of those monsters versus people and buildings games where the players reek mayhem throughout a major city and, having conquered, move on to another. My … Continue reading
Rumors are endemic to campaigning. I remember when I was running for McHenry County Treasurer at age 23. I was single, living at home, having just returned from a grueling job as a budget examiner at the U.S. Budget Bureau. … Continue reading
Rumors are endemic to campaigning. I remember when I was running for McHenry County Treasurer at age 23. I was single, living at home, having just returned from a grueling job as a budget examiner at the U.S. Budget Bureau. … Continue reading
