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Oak Lawn trustees form committee tasked with upholding ethics

Oak Lawn trustees form committee tasked with upholding ethics

Oak Lawn's new mayor was sworn in Tuesday night, and wasted no time implementing her agenda as trustees voted to adopt an ordinance that establishes a legislative license and ethics committee. Sandra Bury, who defeated incumbent Mayor Dave Heilmann in the April 9 election, as well as Trustees Tim Desmond (District 1), Alex Olejniczak (District 2), Terry Vorderer (District 4) and Michael Carberry (District 6) took their oaths of office Tuesday... Read more

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Bartosh

 Pointing the finger at idiocy    What can you get for a few thousand dollars these days?   Certainly not a house, even one of the “out” variety. Maybe a used car, but you’d better be able to drive it yourself because no chauffer is available for that kind of dough.   You could enroll in a college course or two, provided no books go along with it, or buy yourself a pretty nice suit. You could not, however, extricate yourself... Read more

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DiCaprio great as the 'Gatsby'

DiCaprio great as the 'Gatsby'

It's been a bit of a shaky ride for Baz Luhrman's version of "The Great Gatsby." His take on the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic was originally slated to open during the 2012 holiday season, then was pushed back to July, then moved forward to this month. There is no doubt Luhrman's projects have tended toward the extravagant, to put it mildly, and the director is known to be a perfectionist. Still, the constant... Read more

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