Here’s a story about a public employee changing a sign at Jack Franks’  Route 47 campaign office that the Northwest Herald did not think worthy of a story, let alone a front page story:

County Employee Changes Jack Franks Campaign Sign in Mid-Afternoon of Work Day

On Tuesday, November 7th, shortly after 2:40 in the afternoon, McHenry County Board Chairman Jack Franks’ assistant Kevin Craver was spotted changing the  sign of Franks’ Route 47 campaign office.

Jack Franks patronage worker wearing Franks’ campaign stickers at the McHenry Chamber of Commerce Business Expo.

The man he replaced was Oliver Sarifini, who had previously worked o n Franks’ and other Democrats campaigns.

He was caught on camera at the McHenry Business Expo wearing a Jack Franks campaign sticker from a roll that was on County government’s Expo exhibit table.

Craver replaced patronage employee Oliver Sarafiii.

Prior to taking the job with Franks, Craver was the reporter for the Northwest Herald covering the McHenry County Board.

Craver sasasked to comment on his activity,but did not reply to an email.

The photos and screen shorts below were submitted by a Friend of McHenry County Blog.

Kevin Craver changes message on Jack Franks campaign office in Woodstock.

Location where and time when the photos were taken.

Kevin Craver continues changing Jack Franks campaign sign’s message.

Kevin Craver moves to the other side of Jack Franks’ campaign office sign.

Kevin Craver continues to change message on Jack Franks’ campaign office sign.

Another capture of location and time photos were taken of Jack Franks’ county employee Kevin Craver changing the political sign of McHenry County Board Chairman Jack Franks.