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Kane District 14 candidates discuss taxes, environment - Vimarsana News

Kane District 14 candidates discuss taxes, environment

Democrat Tom Hodge and incumbent Republican Mark Davoust are competing in the fall election for a seat on the Kane County Board from District 14.

Kane County Board candidate Davoust withstands residency challenge - Vimarsana News

Kane County Board candidate Davoust withstands residency challenge

Kane County Board incumbent Mark Davoust can remain on the board and stay on Nov. 8 ballot after the Kane County state's attorney refused to support a claim that he does not live in the county.

Kane County Board candidates discuss opioid crisis during forum - Vimarsana News

Kane County Board candidates discuss opioid crisis during forum

Kane County Board candidates weighed in on whether Kane County's response to the opioid crisis has been adequate during a League of Women Voters of Central Kane County candidate forum on Sept. 27 at the Geneva Public Library.

Kane County Board candidate says opponent is actually a Florida resident - Vimarsana News

Kane County Board candidate says opponent is actually a Florida resident

Kane County Board member Mark Davoust's Democratic opponent in the November election has alleged the incumbent Republican is no longer a legal Illinois resident after claiming a tax exemption on his Marco Island, Florida property in 2017.

Facing reelection, Kane County Board shuns raises, but others get pay hikes - Vimarsana News

Facing reelection, Kane County Board shuns raises, but others get pay hikes

Kane County Board members voted against giving themselves raises, but they did vote to keep the health insurance benefits they receive despite being part-time employees. In a related move, the sheriff, clerk and treasurer will all receive raises and a cost-of-living pay increase each of the next four fiscal years.