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8 | March 26, 2020 | the homer horizon news homerhorizondaily.com THANK YOU FOR VOTING US BEST SENIOR LIVING FOR FOUR YEARS IN A ROW!!! WHAT MAKES TINLEY COURT DIFFERENT THAN ALL THE REST? Tinley Court offers a Unique Lifestyle of Catered Senior Living All Residents monthly fees include: • 3 Chef Prepared meals served to you by professional wait staff • Full Daily activity program which includes entertainment & trips • Wellness Center offering podiatry, therapy, x-ray, lab, hearing & dental services without having to leave the building • Weekly housekeeping • Utilities • Library, chapel, café, beauty/barber shop • Walking distance to Tinley Park shops & restaurantsts • Veteran’s Financial Assistance available WHAT DOES “CATERED SENIOR LIVING” MEAN? It means we understand that each person has unique needs and wants. At Tinley Court those needs and wants will be met with dignity, respect and support. Tinley Court strives to nurture individuality with a sense of purpose in hopes of enriching one’s life. We offer a support system like no other senior community. Staffed 24 hours for the well-being and security of our residents. Most Affordable Senior Living on the Southwest Side!!! 2017 WINNER 2018 WINNER 2019 WINNER Call 708-532-7800 TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE TOUR. 16301 S Brementowne Rd., Tinley Park, IL 60477 www.tinleycourt.com SPRING SPECIAL 1/2 OFF ENTRANCE FEE IF THE DEPOSIT PUT DOWN ON DAY OF TOURING. LIMITED TIME OFFER PLUS $200 OFF OF YOUR MONTHLY RENT FOR A 12 MONTH PERIOD PET FRIENDLY Member of Tinley Park Chamber of Commerce Since 1994 2020 WINNER Homer Glen man tests positive for coronavirus Benjamin Conboy Assistant Editor A Homer Glen man in his 50s has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the first known case in the Village, according to Steve Brandy, Will County Health Department spokesperson. As of press time, Monday, March 23, 21 individuals in Will County have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to the Will County Health Department. There are 1,045 confirmed cases in Illinois and nine deaths, according to the Illinois Department of Public Health. From march 20 The Will County Health Department is recommending the following actions be taken for those who feel they may have been exposed to the coronavirus: • Isolate yourself and self-monitor for the symptoms. This includes taking your temperature three times daily (morning, afternoon, evening) to check for a fever, along with watching for other symptoms such as cough and shortness of breath. • If you do have these symptoms, you are asked to phone your medical provider for an examination, as your medical provider is the one who knows you 22nd Century Media has an opportunity available for a Digital Marketing Sales Director to join its growing sales team. The position would be responsible for the sales of various digital marketing solutions, such as reputation management, social media marketing, and targeted display ads. The Digital Marketing Sales Director will work with an established sales team to sell our marketing services to new and existing clients! The ideal candidate would possess an entrepreneurial spirit and a drive to work with our sales team as well as small and medium-sized businesses. Candidates should be comfortable with spending large amounts of their time calling existing and prospective clients to help them find their most effective advertising solutions. You will also be expected to be the liaison between clients and getting them on board with our digital marketing services. This position offers a base salary plus commission. A comprehensive benefits package is also available. What you are responsible for: - Proactively prospecting and qualifying potential new advertising accounts - Going with sales reps on calls to existing clients to sell them IMC services - Developing and maintaining client relationships - Working closely with clients to develop effective advertising campaigns - Working with decision-makers to obtain customer commitment - Working with our digital marketing team and clients to make sure their campaigns are successful - Onboarding new clients and be a liaison between our marketing and the client. - Achieving and exceeding weekly revenue targets Qualifications: Ideal candidates will possess 1-3 years of experience in sales, digital marketing or social media marketing. Must have a strong work ethic and ability to work independently as well as with a team. Excellent communication skills, time-management, and interpersonal skills required. If interested, Email us at careers@22ndcenturymedia.com No phone calls, please. EOE and your family’s medical conditions best. Always call ahead of time, as your provider may have certain times or areas where they prefer symptomatic patients to go. • Call the hotline. The Will County Health Department has established a Coronavirus hotline for questions, available from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday at (815) 740-8977. Residents are encouraged to continue to monitor the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website for more information: www. cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019- nCoV/index.html.
homerhorizondaily.com news the homer horizon | March 26, 2020 | 9 Election 2020 Homer Glen’s Fricilone wins Republican nomination in D3 race Thomas Czaja, Editor to Newman’s 17,741 (44.39). Darwish took 1,353 votes (3.39) there, while Hughes gained 1,086 (2.72). But Newman gained more ground in Will County, where she took 5,035 votes (54.24) to Lipinski’s 3,493 (37.63). Darwish and Hughes rounded out numbers there with 481 (5.18) and 274 votes (2.95), respectively. In Dupage County, Newman had 94 votes, Lipinski 43, Darwish 7 and Hughes 3. Lipinski narrowly beat Newman in the 2018 Democratic primary and retained his seat. In November, Newman is set to face off against Republican challenger Mike Fricilone. Homer Glen resident and Will County Board Minority Leader and District 7 Fricilone Member Mike Fricilone won the Republican nomination for the United States Congressional District 3 race on Tuesday, March 17, in the Primary Election. Fricilone secured a total of 9,253 votes (57.60 percent), with Catherine O’Shea a distant second at 5,198 votes (32.35 percent) and Arthur Jones at 1,613 votes (10.04 percent), according to unofficial results from the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago, as well as clerks’ offices from suburban Cook, Will and DuPage counties. These numbers are still with precincts not yet reported for suburban Cook County and one precinct not yet reported for the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago, as of Wednesday, March 18. Fricilone tweeted on election night from his Fricilone For Congress @FriciloneMike Twitter handle saying, “Thank you to everyone that voted for me! We have won Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District Republican Primary! Full speed ahead to victory in November! #IL03.” First elected to the Will County Board in 2012, Fricilone, 65, had said prior to the primary he ran to uphold Republican values, noting Jones, a self-avowed neo-Nazi and Holocaust denier, had also run in the same primary in 2018, then unopposed and ultimately representing the party. Despite Jones’ extremist views, he was still able to garner roughly 10 percent of the overall vote in this year’s primary. Fricilone earned 3,110 votes (73.80 percent) in Will County, outpacing opponents Catherine O’Shea, who had 783 votes (18.58 percent), and Jones, who finished with 321 votes (7.62 percent), with all 43 precincts reporting, according to unofficial results from the Will County Clerk’s Office. The highest number of votes was in suburban Cook County, where with 249 of 252 precincts reporting, Fricilone captured 5,096 votes, good for 54.34 percent. O’Shea had 3,280 votes (34.98 percent) and Jones 1,002 votes (10.68 percent) there. The Board of Election Commissioners for the City or Chicago, with 202 out of 203 precincts reporting, had O’Shea with 1,125 votes or 46.18 percent, with Fricilone at 1,025 votes or 42.08 percent and Jones at 286 votes or 11.74 percent. Finally, in DuPage County, Fricilone had 22 votes (61.11 percent), O’Shea 10 votes (27.78 percent) and Jones with 4 votes (11.11 percent) with 9 all precincts reporting there. Fricilone will now take on progressive Marie Newman come November, who upset longtime incumbent Dan Lipinski on the Democratic side of the Congressional District 3 primary. All election results are considered unofficial until a canvassing of votes is completed, and absentee, provisional and grace period ballots are counted. Congressional District 3 includes all or portions of Orland Park, Tinley Park, Homer Glen, Lockport and New Lenox. ELECTION 2020 Newman wins Democratic nomination in second go at long-time D3 Rep. Lipinski T.J. Kremer III Contributing Editor Democratic challenger Marie Newman unseated longtime U.S. Rep. Daniel Lipinski for her party’s nomination Newman for the 3rd District. Newman defeated Lipinski by an unofficial vote count of 49,098 (47.27 percent of ballots cast) to 46,315 (44.59), according to unofficial results from the Cook, Will and DuPage County Clerks’ Offices, as well as the Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago. Challenger Rush Darwish finished third with 6,070 (5.84) and Charles M. Hughes last at 2,376 (2.29), as of Saturday, March 21. “Together, we won in the face of adversity,” Newman wrote in a Facebook post to supporters. “We not only defeated a long-time incumbent but we powered through [get out the vote] in a public health crisis.” Newman received 26,228 votes (48.15) in suburban Cook County, while Lipinski took 22,996 (42.22), with all precincts reporting. Darwish pulled in 4,229 (7.76) there, while Hughes had 1,013 (1.86). In Chicago, Lipinski led with 19,783 votes (49.50) 9 Village Hall closes to visitors and staff Submitted by the Village of Homer Glen At the direction of Governor Pritzker (Executive Order #2020-10) the Village Hall will be closed until April 7. This means Village Hall will not be staffed. All police administration and nonemergency calls should be directed to the Will County Sheriff’s Department at (708) 301-9274. For emergencies, call 9-1-1. The Will County Sheriff’s Department personnel will continue to respond to service calls and patrol the Village of Homer Glen. Essential employees will continue to monitor our Village Facilities and Parks. Department email boxes will be checked periodically and will be responded to as personnel is available. Village Hall phones will not be answered. Department email boxes are as follows: vil lage@homerglenil.org, buildingdepartment@ homerglenil.org, zoning@ homerglenil.org, busi ness@homerglenil.org, developmentservices@ homerglenil.org Village Websites and Social Media Posts The Village will continue to provide public updates and information via our website – www. homerglenil.org and our Facebook page @villa geofhomerglen. Our residents and businesses are strongly encouraged to follow these official public sites. We have also partnered with all of our first responders and we are jointly using the Village website to convey important information to the Homer Glen community. Small Business Assistance The Village Board will be considering adoption of an emergency small business assistance program on March 25, 2020. Details of the proposed program can be found at HomerGlenIL. org. Village Board Meetings Per the Governor’s Executive Order No. 5, issued on March 16, 2020, the Village Board will conduct necessary Village business remotely for the regularly scheduled board meeting on March 25, 2020. The public agenda packet will be posted on the Village’s website. Public minutes of the meeting will still be taken and shared with the public. The proposed FY21 Village budget will also be posted on the Village website. The Village’s current fiscal year budget expires April 30, 2020.
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