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Blogs, Bleader, Jan 26, 2012
Alderman Ed Burke acknowledges the existence of a mere mortal

The finance committee chairman marches into City Council
- by Mick Dumke
- Tags: Alderman Week, Politics, Clout City, Variations on a Theme, Burt Natarus, Burton Natarus, Ed Burke, Jesse White, Walter Burnett Jr., finance committee, Chicago City Council, George Dunne, Rahm Emanuel, protest

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Blogs, Bleader, Mar 31, 2010
What Streets Do They Sweep?

Aldermen opposed to the mayor's street-sweeping plan couldn't round up enough of their colleagues to take a vote against it this morning, but they declared victory anyway.
- by Hunter Clauss
- Tags: Politics, Clout City, News, Mayor Richard M. Daley, Joe Moore, Willie Cochran, Ricardo Munoz, Bob Fioretti, Lona Lan, Richard Mell, Burt Natarus, Chicago City Council, street sweeping

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News & Features, Feature, Dec 3, 2009
Alexi's Albatross

Can Alexi Giannoulias shake off the problems plaguing his family's bank to win Obama's old Senate seat?
- by Mick Dumke
- Tags: Feature, Alexi Giannoulias, Jan Schakowsky, Larry Suffredin, Barack Obama, Broadway Bank, David Hoffman, Chicago Urban League, Cheryle Robinson Jackson, Jacob Meister, Mark Kirk, Alexis Giannoulias, Anna Giannoulias, University of Chicago, Boston University, Tulane University, Demetris Giannoulias, Michael Iannaccone, MDI Investments, Crain's Chicago Business, most profitable bank, construction and development, C&D, brokered deposits, Lev Stratievsky, Boris Stratievsky, Tony Rezko, Michael Giorango, Loren Billings, Museum of Holography, Terrence Kasprzak, Peter Fitzgerald, George Ryan, Dan Hynes, Tom Hynes, Blair Hull, Gery Chico, Maria Pappas, Sean Conlon, Jim Houlihan, Jesse White, Walter Burnett, Harry Osterman, Dan Burke, John Stroger, Forrest Claypool, Roberto Maldonado, Joe Berrios, Burt Natarus, Manny Flores, Judy Baar Topinka, Michael Madigan, Paul Mangieri, Jesse Jackson Jr., Richard Mell, Konstantinos Boulis, Spiros Naos, Christine Radogno, Rod Blagojevich, Bright Start, Illinois college savnigs fund, OppenheimerFunds, Green Rewards, Cash For Clunkers, Mayor Daley, Kyle Orton, Wells Fargo, Hartmarx, Mark Beaubien, Lisa Madigan, Roland Burris, Tom Dart, Bill Daley, Christopher Kennedy, Jerry Morrison, SEIU, Service Employees International Union, FDIC, Delmarie Cobb, mortgage lenders

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News & Features, Feature, Aug 5, 2009
Mr. Big Spender

As the city faced a gaping budget deficit, the Daley administration closed out Chicago’s oldest and fattest slush fund by spending every last cent in it—and then some.
- by Ben Joravsky
- Tags: Feature, Mayor Daley, Central Loop TIF, tax increment financing, Chicago budget, G.F. Structures, Walsh Construction, Aldridge Electric, F.H. Paschen, CNA Financial, United Airlines, Careerbuilder, John Buck, Block 37, Loews Hotels, Goodman Theatre, Chicago Theatre, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Millennium Park, Burt Natarus, LaSalle Central TIF, Rod Blagojevich

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Alderman Ed Burke acknowledges the existence of a mere mortal

The finance committee chairman marches into City Council

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What Streets Do They Sweep?

Aldermen opposed to the mayor's street-sweeping plan couldn't round up enough of their colleagues to take a vote against it this morning, but they declared victory anyway.

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Alexi's Albatross

Can Alexi Giannoulias shake off the problems plaguing his family's bank to win Obama's old Senate seat?

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Mr. Big Spender

As the city faced a gaping budget deficit, the Daley administration closed out Chicago’s oldest and fattest slush fund by spending every last cent in it—and then some.