Alice Yin
Chief City Hall Reporter at Chicago Tribune
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3 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Alice Yin |Jake Sheridan |A.D. Quig
One recent Sunday afternoon, Mayor Brandon Johnson strode into a scene that seemed tailor-made for shoring up his political base.
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3 days ago |
chicagotribune.com | Alice Yin |Jake Sheridan
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson sat down Wednesday for a wide-ranging interview with City Hall reporters Alice Yin and Jake Sheridan. Here is the full transcript of the interview, lightly edited for clarity:Q: Thank you so much for making the time, mayor. We’re going to get started right away: What are the main ways you’re proud of your second year? A: Well, I think it’s a culmination of not just one year.
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1 week ago |
chicagotribune.com | Nell Salzman |Alice Yin
Board members say Mayor Brandon Johnson’s handpicked school board president Sean Harden is leading an effort to vote down a resolution that requires the next interim leader of Chicago Public Schools to have a superintendent licensure in order to install the mayor’s chief of staff, Cristina Pacione-Zayas to serve in the temporary role.
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1 week ago |
gazettextra.com | Alice Yin |Jake Sheridan
CHICAGO - Mayor Brandon Johnson tapped a former City Hall official and executive at a design and engineering firm to be the next leader of the Chicago Department of Aviation, the mayor's office announced Monday. Michael McMurray, president of transportation and infrastructure at Wight & Company, will be the Aviation commissioner, according to a news release. He would need City Council approval to assume the post, which is currently helmed by acting head Tracey Payne.
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1 week ago |
thederrick.com | Alice Yin |Jake Sheridan
CHICAGO — Mayor Brandon Johnson tapped a former City Hall official and executive at a design and engineering firm to be the next leader of the Chicago Department of Aviation, the mayor’s office announced Monday. Michael McMurray, president of transportation and infrastructure at Wight & Company, will be the Aviation commissioner, according to a news release. He would need City Council approval to assume the post, which is currently helmed by acting head Tracey Payne.
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RT @JakeSheridan_: How did Mayor Brandon Johnson's second year in office go? Our @chicagotribune breakdown of some of the biggest develop…
CBOE member Che “Rhymefest” Smith continues sharp criticism of Mayor Brandon Johnson & board prez Sean Harden: “I grew up with bullies, and it feels like the mayor is bullying the schools.” @nellbsalzman's latest on a partly elected, highly divided board: https://t.co/hf8iR82mOC
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