The Chicago Tribune article on assessments has a comment on what constitute acceptable real estate assessment quality. It states that a 15% margin of error is “the highest acceptable coefficient of dispersion (margin of error).” Accuracy in your township Experts … Continue reading
Recycling continues at Algonquin Township on a daily basis. The last Saturday of the month recycling of special items like paint, televisions, other electronics, batteries, etc., will no be accepted this Saturday. “There was nothing left in writing concerning the … Continue reading
Information from former Algonquin Township Trustee Larry Emery: Thank you all who were involved again for your patience, help and work over the last 4 years. It helped me greatly in the understanding of the process, information, and requirements as I … Continue reading
Ryan Provenzano has been selected by Algonquin Township Supervisor-elect Chuck Lutzow to be his assistant. Dianne Klemm, retiring Supervisor, has allowed him to work for her before Lutzow takes office on May 15th in order to learn the ropes. Provenzano … Continue reading
Algonquin Township Trustee candidate Rachael Lawrence, a Republican, has rolled out an end-of-the-campaign palm card. This is what she is passing out as she goes door-to-door: … Continue reading
Here is what was delivered to my mailbox today: It is a sample ballot from the Algonquin Township Republican Central Committee. For the first time the Republican Party is officially endorsing candidates running in non-partisan races. Apparently, the party has … Continue reading
It is hard to believe that former Republican McHenry County Board member Dan Shea and currently running for re-election as a Republican for Algonquin Township Trustee is putting up signs for the Democrat running for the same office. But, that’s … Continue reading
The only candidate for Algonquin Township Trustee that came out against nepotism, Rachael Lawrence, sent a letter that arrived today. She sets out her background and goals on the missive’s front: On the letter’s reverse side, Lawrence gives reasons people … Continue reading
Winners for Algonquin Township Trustee spots in the Republican Primary Election were Dan Shea – 2,757 Melissa Victor – 2,640 David Chapman – 2,599 Rachael Lawrence – 2,556 The top three vote-getters were endorsed by Algonquin Township Highway Commissioner Bob … Continue reading
The McHenry County Clerk posts the following results for 5,013 (number of votes for Supervisor) Algonquin Township ballots under the heading “Unofficial Results – All Precincts Reporting”: Supervisor CHARLES A LUTZOW, JR (REP) 2,630 52.46% ELLEN BRADY MUELLER (REP) 2,366 … Continue reading
The 5,014 votes is what was counted so far in the Supervisor’s race. Chuck Lutzow leads Ellen Brady Mueller by 264 votes. It seems most people were most interested in the Algonquin Township Road Commissioner’s race. Counted so far are … Continue reading
With 4,071 votes counted in the Algonquin Township Supervisor’s vote, Chuck Lutzow is leading Ellen Brady Mueller by 283 votes. He has 53.3% of the ballots counted. For Highway Commissioner, Andrew Gasser is shown in first place for the first … Continue reading
Two precincts in the northwest corner of McHenry County gave majorities to those recommended by Algonquin Township Road Commissioner candidate Andrew Gasser. Paper ballot results for contested races in Algonquin 7 (my precinct): Supervisor Chuck Lutzow- 35 Ellen Brady – … Continue reading
The McHenry County Clerk’s Officer reports that 1986 people have cast early or absentee votes in the February 28th Algonquin, Grafton and Nunda Township Republican Primary Election. That’s about one percent of the registered voters. … Continue reading
The Algonquin Township Highway Commissioner’s race is by far the most heated race in an off year cycle in at least 20 years. Driving through Crystal Lake and Algonquin you cannot turn with out seeing signs for the race. Last … Continue reading
For an off year election, Algonquin Township is clearly shaping up to have the most contested Republican Primary election in memory. Political newcomer Rachael Lawrence and candidate for Algonquin Township Trustee attended the Algonquin Township board meeting and gave a statement … Continue reading
Listing his qualifications, experience and endorsements, incumbent Road Commissioner Bob Miller blanketed Republicans in Algonquin Township by mail early last week. You can see his post card below: Challenging Miller is McHenry County Board member Andrew Gasser. … Continue reading
Three of the largest townships in McHenry County are holding primary elections on February 28th to select Republican candidates for the April general elections. In all three townships–Algonquin, Grafton and Nunda–the Republican Primary is likely to pick the same people … Continue reading
A friend of McHenry County Blog reports that she received a robocall asking if she would like an Andrew Gasser sign for her yard. The message is voiced by a woman and mentions the need for reform. Gasser is challenging … Continue reading
On this, the coldest so far this winter, the Algonquin Township Board will hold it meeting at the Algonquin Township Hall. The meeting will be held in the back of the first building on the Route 14 property way around … Continue reading
