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Oak Lawn Mayor Dave Heilmann

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Oak Lawn trustees left wanting to speak up

Two of the hottest topics in Oak Lawn politics have been the long-running controversy over the village’s legal bills and recent allegations about a trustee using a village festival for political favors. Both were on the agenda for last week’s village board meeting, but neither …

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