With the ability to borrow money without asking for voter approval, what more could park districts want. I don’t know, but here’s evidence there must be something: … Continue reading
Category Archives: Lobby Day
Mickey Schuch.President of the McHenry County Right To Carry Association urges people to sign up for the annual Gun Lobby Day in Springfield. We need you to attend IGOLD this March 18th. Please go to to this link and purchase a … Continue reading
This comes from Elgin Community College Trustee Robert Getz: Each year, the Trustees from Elgin Community College (ECC) travel to Springfield to participate in the Illinois Community College Trustees Association (ICCTA) Lobby Day. This year’s Lobby Day was April 29, … Continue reading
A notice about how people can take the bus to Springfield on March 5th to lobby General Assembly members on Second Amendment Issues: Going Fast — Reserve Your Seat to Springfield Today You’re Invited Illinois Gun Owner’s Lobby Day Wednesday, … Continue reading
A notice from those who support the Second Amendment in McHenry County: Going Fast — Reserve Your Seat to Springfield Today You’re Invited Illinois Gun Owner’s Lobby Day Wednesday, March 5, 2014 Private Coach Bus nonstop to Springfield from the … Continue reading
McHenry County residents will again have the opportunity to travel by bus to Springfield to lobby legislators on gun legislation. Departure will be at 6 AM on March 6th with a planned return to Woodstock at 9:30. The contact person … Continue reading
A press release from Michael Moore, Anywhere CCW, LLC: ILLINOIS GUN OWNERS LOBBY DAY (IGOLD) & CONCEAL CARRY TRAINING Illinois – On March 7, 2012 the annual Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day, also known to many as IGOLD, will occur … Continue reading
It wasn’t the lead story on the front page of Sunday’s Chicago Tribune, but it certainly could have been. Two teacher union lobbyists stand to get pensions larger than teachers–as a retired teacher pointed out to me as I was … Continue reading
If the District 300 manage to win the fight not to be forced to subsidize Sears for another couple of decades, I’ll be really surprised. Although one of the largest school districts in Illinois, the Carpentersville-based tax district is still … Continue reading
Over a two-day period, I heard two issue advocacy radio ads on WBBM. One was preceded by a disclaimer saying it was a political ad. The other wasn’t. The one with the disclaimer, making it less likely that people would … Continue reading