The U.S. Attorney’s Office has presented this exhibit in the Tony Rezko trial Tuesday. Just thought you might be interested who raised how much. Below are the top fifteen: As an aside, I appear to be the only 2002 gubernatorial … Continue reading
Last May, Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass focused on two of the principals who won the contract from Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley and his city council for the Route 14/Vulcan Lakes TIF contract: Bill Cellini andMichael Marchese Sunday, he … Continue reading
Last May, Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass focused on two of the principals who won the contract from Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley and his city council for the Route 14/Vulcan Lakes TIF contract: Bill Cellini andMichael Marchese Sunday, he … Continue reading
Inching closer to the Executive Mansion, oops, wherever he lives. Chicago Tribune Associated Press Chicago Sun-Times Meanwhile, the Tennessee Waltz bribery scandal bagman got 18 months. Why do the lyrics of the 1954 Frank Sinatra song, “Young at Heart,” come … Continue reading
Inching closer to the Executive Mansion, oops, wherever he lives. Chicago Tribune Associated Press Chicago Sun-Times Meanwhile, the Tennessee Waltz bribery scandal bagman got 18 months. Why do the lyrics of the 1954 Frank Sinatra song, “Young at Heart,” come … Continue reading
The press from the U.S. Attorney’s Office about the indictment of Nick Hurtgen follows: HURTGEN RE-INDICTED FOR ALLEGED ROLE IN AIDING PAY-TO-PLAY FRAUD SCHEME INVOLVING WILL COUNT HOSPITAL PROJECT CHICAGO – A former executive in the Chicago office of Bear … Continue reading
The Tribune has done what I think is an internet first in publishing a column by John Kass which did not end up in print. At least in my edition. And the Tribune web site has two columns by Kass … Continue reading
The Tribune has done what I think is an internet first in publishing a column by John Kass which did not end up in print. At least in my edition. And the Tribune web site has two columns by Kass … Continue reading
I was told by his University of Chicago Law School classmate Harry Leinenweber, then a state representative sitting in front of me and now a federal judge, that Ed Vrdolyak was the only law student defending himself on a charge … Continue reading
I was told by his University of Chicago Law School classmate Harry Leinenweber, then a state representative sitting in front of me and now a federal judge, that Ed Vrdolyak was the only law student defending himself on a charge … Continue reading
