Village of Stickney
Recent News About Village of Stickney
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March: 187 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released
There are 187 inmates sentenced in Cook County set to be released from jail in March.
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Illinois Department of Corrections set to release 225 inmates sentenced in Cook County during February
There are 225 inmates sentenced in Cook County set to be released from jail in February.
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How many inmates sentenced in Cook County will be released during week ending Jan. 18?
At least 44 inmates who were sentenced in Cook County are set to be released from jail in the week ending Jan. 18.
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Village of Stickney Board of Trustees met Jan. 7
Village of Stickney Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Jan. 7
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Q1: 619 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released from Illinois Department of Corrections
The Illinois Department of Corrections is set to release 619 inmates who were sentenced to jail in Cook County during the first quarter of 2025.
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January: 207 inmates sentenced in Cook County to be released from jail
There are 207 inmates sentenced in Cook County set to be released from jail in January.
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2 new registered sex offenders living in Jackson County in week ending Dec. 8
There are two new registered sex offenders living in Jackson County in the week ending Dec. 8, according to the Police Sex Offender Registry.
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7.3% of citizens unemployed in Cook County in 2021
The unemployment rate in Cook County hit 7.3% among residents aged 16 and 65 years old in 2021.
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Which Stickney Democrat voters have outstanding Vote-by-Mail ballots from Tuesday's Cook County State's Attorney primary election?
As of Wednesday, March 20, a total of 136,635 Vote-by-Mail ballots sent to potential Democrat voters remain unreturned from Tuesday's Cook County primary election.
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Will Stickney vote Tuesday for a third Kim Foxx term?
Stickney Democrats will help choose who will be the next Cook County State's Attorney on Tuesday, heading to the polls to choose between lobbyist Clayton Harris, III and retired Cook County Judge Eileen O'Neill Burke.
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Did farm subsidies in cities associated with Cook County rise or fall in 2021?
Farms throughout cities in Cook County received $3 million less in subsidies in 2021 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture compared to the year before.
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How much did taxpayers in Cook County owe in overdue property taxes in January?
As of January, 30,018 taxpayers in Cook County still owe a total of $132,876,376 in property taxes, according to the Cook County Assessor.
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Bria of Forest Edge Q4 2023’s 3rd largest nursing home in Cook County
Bria of Forest Edge, the third largest nursing home in Cook County, aided an average of 254.5 residents per day during the fourth quarter of 2023.
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How much did farmers in Cook County receive in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021?
Farms in Cook County received $15,041,281 in taxpayer-funded subsidies in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Lutheran Home for the Aged was 2nd largest nursing home in Cook County as of Q4 2023
Lutheran Home for the Aged, the second largest nursing home in Cook County, aided an average of 227.9 residents per day during the fourth quarter of 2023.
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Largest nursing home in Cook County as of Q4 2023
With an overall rating of one, Midway Neurological / Rehabilitation Center was the largest nursing home in Cook County during the fourth quarter of 2023.
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Who owned Ahva Care of Stickney in Q4 2023?
Owned by Ahva Southwest Holdco, LLC since Dec. 2, 2020, Ahva Care of Stickney had an overall rating of two in the fourth quarter of 2023.
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Who in Cook County didn't paid their property taxes during December 2023?
As of December 2023, 38,564 taxpayers in Cook County still owe a total of $180,118,008 in property taxes, according to the Cook County Assessor.
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37 is median age of Cook County residents by 2021
Cook County residents have a median age of 37-years-old as of 2021, according to US Census Data.
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Census Bureau: 7% of people in Cook County identified as multiracial in 2021
Of the 5,265,398 citizens living in Cook County in 2021, 93% said they were only one race, while 7% said they were two or more races, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained in June.