Brendan Reilly

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Brendan Reilly

@AldReilly

Alderman, 42nd Ward. Former City Council President Pro Tem. Was Rahm’s Vice Mayor & lived to tell about it.

Chicago, IL Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Brendan Reilly
Brendan Reilly@AldReilly·
My deepest condolences are with the family, friends, loved ones & fellow firefighters who served with one of Chicago’s finest, Michael Altman. We can never be grateful enough for brave souls, like Michael, who protect lives and run toward danger. Michael’s service is a powerful reminder of the courage and selflessness that define our first responders. His legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched and protected. R.I.P.
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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
In 1705, an Irish woman named Marjorie McCall fell gravely ill with a fever in Lurgan, Ireland. Believing she had died, her family hastily buried her to prevent the spread of contagion. Her husband, John McCall, a local physician, had been unable to remove her valuable ring because her finger was badly swollen — a detail that soon attracted the attention of grave robbers. That same night, body snatchers dug up the fresh grave. Unable to pull the ring from her finger, they began cutting it off. The sudden flow of blood shocked the still-living Marjorie out of her deep coma. She sat upright in the coffin and screamed, terrifying the robbers, who fled and reportedly never returned to their grim trade. Covered in dirt and still wearing her burial clothes, Marjorie climbed out of the grave and walked home. When she knocked on the door, her husband John, still in mourning, jokingly remarked that if his wife were alive, he would swear it was her at the door. Upon opening it and seeing Marjorie standing before him — alive, bleeding, and in her shroud — he collapsed from shock and died on the spot. John McCall was later buried in the grave originally dug for his wife. Marjorie survived the ordeal, eventually remarried, and had several children. When she died many years later, she was laid to rest in Shankill Cemetery in Lurgan. Her headstone famously reads: “Lived Once, Buried Twice.”
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Secretary Alexi Giannoulias
Secretary Alexi Giannoulias@ILSecOfState·
We’re excited to introduce the office’s first-ever Business Services Center in downtown Chicago! By uniting Business Services and Index Services under one roof, we’re boosting efficiency, cutting wait times, and making it faster and easier to get things done.
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Nikki Kanter
Nikki Kanter@NikkiCatania·
@AldReilly @JabbaTheHut15 Facts. Even cities smaller than Chicago allocate lodging tax to destination marketing. Why do people think the City of Savannah brought up a trolley and offered a free pop-up experience on Daley Plaza?
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Michael Jacobson
Michael Jacobson@TravelJacobson·
Tourism is one of the city’s top employers and this new law will help the industry grow, which also generates critical revenue for the city budget. We’re grateful that @AldReilly and his colleagues understood this and helped hotels pass the tourism improvement district.
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Brendan Reilly@AldReilly·
No. The hotels asked for the tax increase and the hotels - not the city - determine how that tourism marketing money is spent. All of Chicago’s top rivals for conventions and tourism already have this self-imposed tax. We’ve lost too much ground on convention and tourism because our industry has lacked the resources to compete with New York, Las Vegas and Orlando’s marketing budgets
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Paul@JabbaTheHut15·
@AldReilly Is this similar to raising hotel taxes to save hotels that just happened?
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Chicago Tribune Opinion@chitribopinions·
Here is the Tribune Editorial Board's traditional “bedsheet ballot,” a list of our endorsements in the March 17 primary election. trib.al/O8jqLib
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Brendan Reilly@AldReilly·
Now that’s Election Day Spirit! Get out & vote! Polls close @7!
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Money Game Political Action Committee
It's Primary Election Day in Illinois, and we encourage all to Vote for Brendan Reilly @AldReilly for Cook County Board President. Let's go 💯
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