LONG-SERVING ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT CLERK RETIRES

January 3, 2011

e longest-ever serving clerk of the Illinois Supreme Court is retiring after 28 years in the position. Authorities with the Illinois Supreme Court say clerk Juleann Hornyak officially retires on Monday after first taking her job in 1982.

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LONG-SERVING ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT CLERK RETIRES

January 3, 2011

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