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Tickets Issued For Cars Buried In Snow
If your car is still buried in snow in Chicago, you could find a nasty surprise waiting when you finally get it out.
Blizzard Aftermath To Affect Lake Levels, Farms
Snow from this month’s blizzard is slowly leaving us, but the snow may impact us for the next several months.
City: No More Dibs On Parking
If you’re still using an old folding chair or some empty crates to save the parking spot you dug out during last week’s blizzard, get rid of it soon, or the city will.
Hired Truck Firms Brought In For Blizzard Cleanup
The city awarded $8 million in emergency contracts, three of them to companies involved in the infamous Hired Truck scandal, according to a new report.
AAA: Melting Snow Also Means Growing Potholes
Rising temperatures in the Chicago area might be melting some of the snow and ice left behind by last week’s blizzard, but it also will bring some new headaches for area motorists: more potholes.
County Workers Get $250 Bonus For Working During Blizzard
While Cook County officials have been working to close a $487 million budget deficit, union employees at its health and hospital system are being paid $250 bonuses for coming into work during last week’s blizzard.
Lake County Residents Complain Of High Snowstorm Tow Fees
Some Lake County Illinois drivers who got stuck during the blizzard and ended up getting their cars towed, are complaining they’re being gouged by the towing companies.
2 Suburbs: No Amnesty For Running Red Lights In Blizzard
While most drivers unlucky enough to have had to drive during the Blizzard of 2011 will be let off the hook for any slips through a red light, at least two suburban police departments are saying ‘no amnesty.’
Two Cars From Lake Shore Drive Mess Still Unclaimed
Of the hundreds of cars stranded on Lake Shore Drive during last week’s blizzard, two remained unclaimed on Thursday.
Sheriff Dart Offers Non-Violent Offenders To Help Clear Snow
Non-violent offenders can help remove snow from fire hydrants and emergency routes across suburban Chicago, under a program being offered by the Cook County Sheriff’s Department.
Blizzard Snow Forces Students On The Street
As a parent, would you feel comfortable knowing your kids were walking to school in the street, just inches from passing cars?
Caught Running Red Light During Blizzard? No Problem
The City of Chicago Tuesday decided to give a pass to those caught by red light cameras during last week’s blizzard.
Blizzard Fails To Slow Early Voting In Chicago
Despite Chicago’s third worst-ever blizzard that dropped 20-plus inches of snow, the city still is doing better in early voting this year than the previous mayoral election four years ago.
No More Free Parking At Meters
There are no more breaks at parking meters in the city because of snow on the ground.
Sanitation Boss In Trouble Over Poor Snow Removal
A South Side sanitation boss is in trouble for failing to deliver snow removal to residents of his ward.
Experts: Don’t Go On Roof To Clear Snow
Chicago-area roofers are busy with roofing emergencies caused by the Blizzard of 2011.
Family Sues After Man Killed During Blizzard Cleanup
The family of a man fatally struck by a snow removal truck last week filed a lawsuit Monday against the City of Chicago and the truck driver.
Labor Leaders Throw In With Chico, Blast Emanuel
Some Chicago union bosses say Rahm Emanuel was picking on their members as public employees were fighting valiantly against the blizzard.
Emergency Agency Gets High Marks For Blizzard
The head of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency gave a positive review to the state’s preparation for, and response to, the blizzard last week.



