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Office Move! We have vacated the space at 684 W. Boughton – our new office is READY at 107 W. Boughton. Our New landlord is our friend Joe Giamanco and our costs for this office are dramatically reduced. ( Three cheers for Joe! ) . There is a global pandemic going on – So watch your email, etc for a Grand Opening party and a big kickoff for the GOTV push for November.
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Illinois Senate District 49 runs north to Boughton Road, cutting to the west near Oswego, then south to Shorewood, and back up near Weber Road to the east. Bolingbrook resident Michael Crowner is running in the Democratic Primary to serve that district.
Michael’s career is in financial services, where he consults with small businesses, groups, and individuals. His goal has been toward building futures with positive impact on local communities and the people whose lives are built there. Executives and entrepreneurs have relied on him to help to solve their most difficult challenges, drive strategy, unlock company value, and create jobs throughout the area. He has worked with legislative and community leaders to share his understanding of finance, small business, diversity, real estate, pensions, investments, and community development.
Michael, Melanie, and daughter Jada live in Bolingbrook. He is a graduate of Plainfield High School Central Campus, Northwestern University, and the Kellogg School of Management. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his family, coaching his daughter’s sports teams, playing basketball, and cheering on the Northwestern Wildcats.
As senator, Michael will be working toward the elimination of government corruption and the creation of good-paying jobs. To get there, he will rely on his diverse experience and education to find solutions to our community’s most pressing problems: rising healthcare costs, the property tax burden, and the high cost of higher education. His public-service goal parallels his professional goal: to build positive futures together.
Nick Palmer – Candidate for Will County Executive
Nick grew up in a working-class home in Joliet. Both of his parents
were union teachers in the Joliet public schools. They instilled in
him the importance of hard work, saving, serving your community, and
being dedicated to your family.
In his fifteen years as Chief of Staff for Will County Executive Larry
Walsh, Nick saw how these core values can be put to work by county
leadership. Nick is committed to continuing to build Will County for
working families.
Nick has worked across the aisle for fifteen years to solve our
county’s most difficult issues. His priorities include maintaining the
county’s fiscally responsible foundation while modernizing our
infrastructure and implementing a long-term sustainability plan.
Nick, his wife Laura, their four children, and their rescue dog,
Apollo, live in Bolingbrook.
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