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						  Will County Circuit Clerk Pamela McGuire said she&rsquo;ll seek her fifth term in office next year. McGuire, a Democrat, made her announcement Tuesday. She acknowledged Will County&rsquo;s rapid population growth means courthouse case loads are rising faster than revenue, and she touted her accomplishments over the past 15 years. &ldquo;I have a proven record of running an efficient and impartial office,&rdquo; McGuire said. It&rsquo;s now possible for residents to review case information from a computer or handheld device. McGuire said her collection efforts returned more than $10 million in unpaid fines and court costs from scofflaws to Illinois governments since  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   