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With less than one month to go, session hits high gear in Springfield - Vimarsana News

With less than one month to go, session hits high gear in Springfield

Illinois Senator Lewis has been actively involved in pushing for various legislative reforms in Springfield as the session hits high gear. Addressing the pressing issue of public safety, Senator Lewis, alongside Senate Minority Leader John Curran, emphasized the need to strengthen penalties for fleeing and eluding the police. Senator Lewis highlighted the importance of prioritizing public safety to make Illinois a desirable place to live.Senator Lewis also engaged with high school students during the Spring Student Advisory Council meeting, providing them with a platform...

Chicago Bears' stadium costs? Add another $1.2 billion, with refinancing debt pushing total to $6.9 billion - Vimarsana News

Chicago Bears' stadium costs? Add another $1.2 billion, with refinancing debt pushing total to $6.9 billion

The Bears put the figure at $4.7 billion. But a state official says the tally to taxpayers goes even higher when you include the cost of refinancing existing debt.

The public deserves a closer look at Chicago's new school funding formula - Vimarsana News

The public deserves a closer look at Chicago's new school funding formula

A CPS civics teacher wonders how a school's need will be determined, revised or appealed. And how much budget transparency is in place to communicate cuts?

National Ballpark Museum: How passion for baseball led to LoDo museum - Vimarsana News

National Ballpark Museum: How passion for baseball led to LoDo museum

About 15 years ago, baseball diehard Bruce Hellerstein was visiting Turner Field in Atlanta, and he had an epiphany: He was going to take his basement collection of old-time stadium artifacts and turn it into a museum.