Water's Edge revenues not meeting expectationsBy William Jones Revenues at the Water’s Edge Golf Club are nearly 30 percent less than projected this year, the course’s general manager told the Worth Village Board on Tuesday. Eric Aldrich, general manager at the village-owned golf course, 115th Street and Harlem Avenue, compared the Water’s Edge to 12 other Kemper-run Chicago-area golf courses during his report to the board, telling officials the... | More than 30 Oak Lawn employees facing layoffsUnless unions make concessions, manager says By William Jones Thirty-six Oak Lawn municipal employees, a majority of whom work for the village full-time, have been notified their jobs will be terminated at the end of the month. The cuts are all but guaranteed if the village is unsuccessful in last-minute attempts to reduce labor costs through negotiations with the labor unions that represent some municipal... | County decriminalizes small amounts of potIn unincorporated areas; Sheriff’s office surprised By William Jones The Cook County board of commissioners enacted an ordinance last month to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana in unincorporated areas of the county. The new law allows police to issue a $200 fine to persons who possess less than 10 grams of cannabis in unincorporated areas of Cook County. Incorporated municipalities have the choice of adopting... |
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