Showing posts with label Dave Heilmann. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Heilmann. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Oak Lawn United Party holds open house for Spring Elections

Open House - This Saturday, 11 am - 1 pm
Unity Party Headquarters
5205 W. 95th St, Oak Lawn
**Snacks and Refreshments Will Be Provided**

You are cordially invited to an Open House and Grand Opening of the Unity Party Headquarters this Saturday. Come out to meet and speak with the Unity Party candidates, or just stop by to say hello and have a bite to eat and some refreshments.

Also, please let us know if you would like a lawn sign, and if you would like to volunteer for our campaign. We have plenty of options and none of them are too complicated nor would they take a lot of time.

We thank you in advance for your consideration and support and ask that you contact us if you have questions or want more information: 708-802-1815; info@oaklawnup.com

Regards,

Mayor Dave Heilmann
Clerk Jane Quinlan
2nd District Trustee Alex Olejniczak
4th District Trustee Candidate Tom Duhig
5th District Trustee Carol Quinlan
6th District Trustee Tom Phelan

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Show updates for this week March 25 and 27

Tonight's show features an interview with Patricia Herbst on the services offered to children with Cerebral Palsey ... Mark Smith of Wild Garden talks about his new product, Wild Garden Hummus Dip and its popularity with schools and airlines ... a 30 minute segment from Ray Hanania's standup comedy performance at B'nai Yehuda Beth Shalom Synagogue March 22, 2008 in Homewood, Illinois, and Ray's column on Western (March 20th) and Greek Orthodox Easter (April 28th) celebrations in America. This show was pre-taped.

Thursday, March 27, begins with an interview with John Stanton, a writer with RollCall Report in Washington D.C. on the controversy surrounding Oak lawn Trustee and Congressional Chief of Staff Jerry Hurckes in his role bringing federal services for Oak Lawn. Also discussing the controversy include Oak Lawn Trustee Tom Phelan and Oak Lawn Mayor Dave Heilmann. Stanton's story suggests that Hurckes may be violating congressional regulations for staff personal which prohibits them from arranging any federal services for places where they work. Stanton will clarify the issue for us. Hurckes, chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski, 3rd District Illinois, has also been invited to joint he show.

We will have time in the 2nd hour for telephone calls from listeners at 773-777-1450. Listen to the show live on streaming Internet during the show at www.WCEV1450.com if you are not in the six-county Chicago area. Or, podcast the show afterwards from www.RadioChicagoland.com.

Ray Hanania