Igor Studenkov is a local journalist based in Forest Park, Illinois. He writes for publications such as the Forest Park Review and Austin Weekly News, covering a range of topics including local politics, infrastructure, community events, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Streetsblog USA, Wednesday Journal, and other local publications.
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Igor's focus is on local news and community events in the United States, particularly Illinois and Forest Park. He often covers government announcements, expert commentary on local issues, crime stories, and infrastructure developments. If you're reaching out to Igor with a pitch, consider providing insights or expertise related to local government policies or political developments within the region he covers.
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By: Igor Studenkov
Wheeling Fire Dept. logo Fifty firefighters from 11 local departments rushed to a factory on the 1100 block of Larkin Drive in Wheeling last Wednesday (Dec. 11) afternoon. The Wheeling Fire Department received a call about a possible fire at 3:47 p.m. When the crews arrived, they confirmed fire in a processing area of the building. Because of the chemicals […]
The Evanston Environment Board has signed off on new regulations that, if approved by the City Council, would require most nonfederal buildings over
By: Igor Studenkov
Chabad Jewish Center of Park Ridge will hold an annual menorah lighting in front of the Park Ridge Public Library on the second day of Hanukkah, Thursday, Dec. 26, at 6:30 p.m.
By: Igor Studenkov
Park Ridge resident Allison Troy is inviting all residents to the front steps of city hall on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) at 7:30 p.m., to sing Christmas carols and perhaps enjoy some hot cocoa.
The water rate will go up from $9.91 per 1,000 gallons to $10.14 per 1,000 gallons. In addition, the fixed water rate charge, an additional charge based on the size of the water meter, will go up by 96.7%. That means that, for example, for a 1-inch water meter, the charge will go up from $24.63 to $25.46.
Train operator Elmer Vincent takes a final look at the platform before heading south through Evanston during a previous holiday train run. “All aboard,”
By: Igor Studenkov
The CTA had to replace the entire ceiling at the Davis L station ground level — all because multiple raccoons somehow got in and damaged it earlier this
Ald. Joe Steinfels’ (5th) proposal to convert 2-4 parking spaces in the section of Uptown south of the Metra tracks to short-term parking didn’t get very far at last Monday’s (Dec 16) meeting of the Public Works Committee of the Whole.
By: Igor Studenkov
Park Ridge City Council deadlocked on granting a Special Use permit to Kelley & Crew Inc. books and gifts wholesale, leading Mayor Marty Maloney to break the tie during last Monday’s (Dec. 16) meeting. Ald. Kelly Lawrence (3rd) was absent.
By: Igor Studenkov
Leyden Community High School Dist. 212 Board of Education agreed to move away from the long-time practice of only offering the “behind the wheel” portion of Drivers Education during the summer.
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