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Half-dozen May council sessions: contours, quorums, curfew, casino

Parliamentary moves keep aldermen on their toes.

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  • April/May council sessions push travel benefits, frustrate Loop & S. Side members
  • Anatomy of a remap: 33rd Ward's Ald. Rodriguez-Sanchez
  • Undisclosed city funds could've boosted independent ward remap

TIF AUDIOBOOK

Audiobook: Joravsky on tax-increment financing

This first-in-a-series audiobook features hours of Dave Glowacz's in-depth interviews with Ben Joravsky about TIF since 2014.

SCHOOLS

school-wide

Pause for clout-connected charter school

Guv sez "freeze" after lawmakers invoke Madigan.

  • Illinois school funding for dummies
  • Impact of CPS's new HS application
  • Audiobook: Joravsky on public schools

FINANCE

Finance

City proposes South Side TIF district

Will contain CHA housing, state-subsidized charter school.

  • Park District sells nearly $147M in new bonds
  • Lincoln Yards change-up triggers doubt about community input
  • Firefighter pension alarm heats Chicago property tax
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