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In final Lincolnwood election results, trustee wins by seven votes, Patel wins mayor race chicagotribune.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from chicagotribune.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Indian American realtor Jesal Patel April 6 was the candidate voters felt best suited the citizens of the village of Lincolnwood, Illinois, electing him to the presidential post. Patel, a trustee of the Lincolnwood Alliance Party, beat out fellow trustee Independent Georjean Hlepas Nickell, by roughly 2.5 points, according to Cook County Clerk officials. The Indian American received 1,268 to Nickellâs 1,201 for 51.36 percent to 48.64 percent, the results showed. Patel has lived in Lincolnwood since he was just 4 years old, and resides at the same address today as when he moved here nearly 40 years ago, according to his bio. Patel attended the district 74 schools and grew up working as a caddy at the Bryn Mawr Country Club. He attended Loyola Academy for high school and is a graduate of Indiana Universityâs business school with a bachelor of science degree in finance-real estate. ....
by JASON MEREL Lincolnwood trustees Georjean Hlepas Nickell and Jesal Patel discussed issues facing the municipality as they vie to replace outgoing village president Barry Bass in the April 6 consolidated election. Patel is running on the Lincolnwood Alliance slate with candidates Jean Ikezoe-Halevi (incumbent), Grace Diaz Herrera and Mohammed Saleem for three open trustee seats, and village clerk Beryl Herman, who is unopposed. Nickell is running as an independent mayoral candidate with candidates for trustees Ronald Cope (incumbent), Stewart Solaka and Raul Tomsa. Nickell, who is a managing partner in a private real estate and development company, has been a village trustee since 2017 and has also served on the Lincolnwood School District 74 Board of Education from 2005 to 2015. ....
Release / CCL Shul Members Amid Alarming Rise in Violent crime in Chicago, CCL Shul Members Offered Street Safety Seminar, Synagogue Safety Courses (March 17, 2021, JNS Wire) As carjackings and armed robberies skyrocket in Chicagoland, a local nonprofit recently offered a seminar designed to promote street safety. Entitled “Street Safe Don’t be a Victim,” the seminar taught how to develop a personal safety strategy. It taught attendees how to avoid becoming the victim of carjacking or other violent crime. Over 200 attendees joined the seminar both in-person and via Zoom, with over 40 Chicagoland synagogues represented at the event. The event was extensively covered by local media, including CBS Channel 2 reporter Steven Graves and a news crew, who interviewed the speakers and attendees. Officers from the Chicago Police Department’s 24 ....
He comes from local music royalty and now songwriter and guitarist Tadhg Leahy has completed four tracks as part of an Arts Council award he received during the summer. He has enlisted the help of another local talented musician - and another Tadgh, this time violinist Tadhg Murphy - to enrich the tunes, which are inspired by icons of Drogheda. Back in June I was given the Covid-19 Music Response award by the Arts Council of Ireland, and I had been working on a few pieces that I hoped my grandmother Helen (Leahy) would accompany me on, especially one I called The Road, after the Chord Road, where we all grew up and lived in, says Tadhg, whose dad Barry (Baz) is also a well-known and talented guitarist, and uncle Brendan is a renowned drummer. Helen didn t really have the time to learn the pieces in time, so for the craic, I asked Tadhg (Murphy) to join me, and in the end, we recorded a live session at home when we could. ....