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* VP: Chicago plant stimulus beneficiary
* Republic Windows and Doors Bought
* Tribune to close DC broadcast bureau
* Problems, promise for papers predicted
* Would-be journalists shun newspapers
* Chicago gets FAA approval to spend $182 million on O’Hare expansion design
* Local hospitals faring well as the nation braces for nursing shortage
* Janitors rally for better pay, benefits
With talks set to kick off this week on a new contract covering nearly 15,000 janitors who clean commercial buildings in the Loop and suburbs, workers rallied downtown Sunday to seek better pay and benefits.
* 3,300 janitors rally in Chicago; another planned for Schaumburg
* Chicago-area janitors rally before contract talks begin
* CTA puts out ‘for sale’ sign
* $30 million verdict for Metra crash victim
* CN should stick to the deal
* The trains are coming, but will the money follow?
* Schoenburg: NBC calls Schock a ‘rising star’
* Schock: Now I have two homes
Freshman Congressman off to fast start juggling representing his district with his duties in Washington, D.C.
* Fishing money out of the Illinois River
* Homewood mayor seeks Cook County tax break to help save car dealership
* Meager voter turnout, whopping township tax bill
* Illinois honors war hero Pulaski today
posted by Mike Murray
Monday, Mar 2, 09 @ 9:07 am
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>Republic Windows and Doors Bought
Chalk one up for the bailout! The government picks up the ball with taxpayer money after the private sector drops it. Green technology + solid, well paying jobs.
Take that Republic! I’m glad this story has a happy ending.
Comment by Leroy Monday, Mar 2, 09 @ 9:12 am
Schock was on the edge of the aisle for the Not the State of the Union speech enabling him to get in the pix as the President walked the aisle. anyone catch how long Schock sat in chairs waiting to keep that prime space? there was a news feature on members who did the absurd wait, including MC Kucinich, so we could imagine that Schock’s wait was long.
Comment by Amy Monday, Mar 2, 09 @ 10:14 am
I thought the NBC story on Aaron was very nice. Well done, Aaron! You go, boy!
Comment by Anonymous Monday, Mar 2, 09 @ 9:06 pm