Mokena Man Demands Village Election-Related Correspondence
Political squabbling marks the regular Village Board meeting.
Mokena resident Jim Giglio told the Village Board at the regular meeting on March 11 that he wanted more information about election-related issues, according to a Chicago Tribune story.
Specifically he was interested in correspondence concerning a former candidate. Mayor Joe Werner suggested that he delve more closely into court documents pertaining to election petitions that had been challenged in January, the Chicago Tribune reports.
At the previous board meeting on Feb. 25, Giglio pressed the village officials about his Freedom of Information requests, including line item expenditures stemming from the mid-January municipal election petition challenge. Giglio questioned the approximate $12,000 expenditure to cover the cost of the village attorney's legal fees in regard to the petition challenge.
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Ron Kenning
10:43 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Time for new blood all across the Board!
Amanda Bowl
11:38 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Not everybody thinks so.
mokena2013 strong
12:44 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
You really want someone Who lied on their campagin literature looked up all the bussiness it said that Where expanding what a joke von maur would not go to orland.what make em think they gonna come to mokena not the right clases Of people.