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Palos Township Republican Committeeman Sean Morrison was elected and sworn in Wednesday to Cook County Commissioner Elizabeth “Liz” Doody Gorman’s 17th District seat on the County Board. Gorman last week announced her resignation from the County Board to take a job in the private sector. The selection of longtime Gorman ally Morrison to succeed her was made Wednesday at an...
Friday, March 13, 2015Daily Southtownby Mike Nolan A Cook County commissioner from the Southland wants to see more police officers equipped with a drug that can prevent heroin overdoses. Commissioner Elizabeth Gorman, R-Orland Park, introduced a resolution that was adopted by the county board Wednesday, calling for police and other first responders to be trained in the use of Naloxone, also...
By Lauren ZumbachChicago Tribune contact the reporter Sledding enthusiasts won’t be able to zoom down the 100-foot slope at Swallow Cliff Woods nearPalos Park this winter, but officials of the Forest Preserve District of Cook County said they’re working to build a “new and improved” recreation area there. Winter events offer alternative to hibernation“It’s a site that’s being heavily used for recreation and fitness,...
17th District (southwest, west and northwest suburbs): Republican incumbent Elizabeth Doody Gorman has only a gentle challenge from Democrat Jim Hickey (no survey), who heads the Orland Fire Protection District. Hickey didn’t complete our election questionnaire, and we weren’t able to reach him. We endorse Gorman with undying gratitude for her persistence in gradually killing the Stroger tax. And we applaud her work...
0 CommentsChicago, IL – Commissioner Elizabeth “Liz” Doody Gorman has sponsored a resolution asking to place a referendum on the Cook County ballot regarding mental health funding in Illinois. The resolution will be presented for approval at the upcoming Cook County Board of Commissioners meeting to be held this week on Wednesday, July 23. If passed, the referendum question will appear...
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It will be a long road for him considering all the skeletons in his closet, it will be very difficult to earn the peoples respect
two weels ago i asked if you voted for this paid holiday for juneteeth day.pls answer
Commissioner Morrison's office is working diligently to provide up to date information on the COVID vaccination process in Cook County, especially for those people 65 and older. Please visit the Cook County Dept. of Public Health's website for details: cookcountypublichealth.org/communicable-diseases/covid-19/covid-vaccine/covid-vaccine-older-adults/.
Here is some more important information from CCDPH for people 65 years of age and older:
Suburban Cook County is currently in Phase 1a of vaccination.
In this phase, healthcare workers and people living in long term care facilities are eligible for vaccine.
Governor Pritzker announced that Illinois will move to Phase 1b on January 25 .
Phase 1b will vaccinate people older than 64 years and frontline essential workers.
Additionally, starting January 18, if hospitals and outpatient sites have unused vaccine they may vaccinate high risk individuals that are over 65 years old.
We will soon announce specific information regarding our shift into phase 1b, and how you can sign up to receive the vaccine.
Until then, we ask you to fill out our vaccine survey so we can communicate our plans and information on vaccine availability directly with you. Click here: redcap.dph.illinois.gov/surveys/?s=PP8PJNFHMW
COVID-19 Vaccine and Older Adults - Cook County Department of Public Health
CCDPH understands that many people, and especially older adults, want to get vaccinated for COVID-19 as soon as possible.Really Illinois???
Turn off the tv. Talk to your family, friends and neighbors.
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