The following article form Feb. 3, 2008, might give current readers an idea of the past service of McHenry County College Board candidate George Lowe. Lowe seeks to return to the Board for a six-year term. The Daily Herald seems … Continue reading
Just as whites were more privileged than blacks on Montgomery Alabama, buses, those trying to video or audio tape and photograph Grafton Township meetings seem to be now less equal than print reporters with pencil and pad. The Public Access … Continue reading
That’s what Heck of a Guy soon-to-be Crystal Lake resident blogger Allan Showalter says I am promoting with my “Dick Tracy for County Seal” Campaign. He even uses “Power to the People” to headline a paragraph of my stepping over … Continue reading
That’s what Heck of a Guy soon-to-be Crystal Lake resident blogger Allan Showalter says I am promoting with my “Dick Tracy for County Seal” Campaign. He even uses “Power to the People” to headline a paragraph of my stepping over … Continue reading
The Daily Herald seems to be the first newspaper to notice that their photographers’ First Amendment rights have been compromised by a ban on flash photography at McHenry County College Board meetings. Since the Daily Herald rarely sends reporters to … Continue reading
The Daily Herald seems to be the first newspaper to notice that their photographers’ First Amendment rights have been compromised by a ban on flash photography at McHenry County College Board meetings. Since the Daily Herald rarely sends reporters to … Continue reading
After last Monday’s McHenry County College Board meeting, Board President George Lowe looked at me and said, ”There will be no flashes at the Monday Board meeting! “You’ve been warned!” I told him that he would have to pass a … Continue reading
After last Monday’s McHenry County College Board meeting, Board President George Lowe looked at me and said, ”There will be no flashes at the Monday Board meeting! “You’ve been warned!” I told him that he would have to pass a … Continue reading
The meeting of the McHenry College Board was almost over. As MCC board meetings go, it was pretty boring. No one got censured. No one got counseled. Former Board President George Lowe as re-elected to the post to replace Scott … Continue reading
The meeting of the McHenry College Board was almost over. As MCC board meetings go, it was pretty boring. No one got censured. No one got counseled. Former Board President George Lowe as re-elected to the post to replace Scott … Continue reading
I’m a little behind on covering the phobia some members of the McHenry County Board have at having their pictures taken. When we last looked at this controversy, the county board had blinked: County Board Blinks on Flashes Photo Rules … Continue reading
I’m a little behind on covering the phobia some members of the McHenry County Board have at having their pictures taken. When we last looked at this controversy, the county board had blinked: County Board Blinks on Flashes Photo Rules … Continue reading
It must be so tiresome to listen to one’s and other people’s constituents on county zoning matters. That’s what I concluded some McHenry County Board members must think when I read Kevin Carver’s Northwest Herald article Sunday. Tina Hill’s lightning … Continue reading
It must be so tiresome to listen to one’s and other people’s constituents on county zoning matters. That’s what I concluded some McHenry County Board members must think when I read Kevin Carver’s Northwest Herald article Sunday. Tina Hill’s lightning … Continue reading
How did I miss this Daily Herald article by Chuck Keeshan? It begins with my name and is entitled, McHenry County ban on flash photography tabled, could soon be dead I wrote about the McHenry County Board’s attempt to ban … Continue reading
How did I miss this Daily Herald article by Chuck Keeshan? It begins with my name and is entitled, McHenry County ban on flash photography tabled, could soon be dead I wrote about the McHenry County Board’s attempt to ban … Continue reading
Thursday, the Northwest Herald’s Kevin Craver continued his coverage of the fallout from my photo flashing of McHenry County Board members at the meeting where the McHenry County Republican Cat Tax was defeated…by Republicans. Craver focuses on what I thought … Continue reading
Thursday, the Northwest Herald’s Kevin Craver continued his coverage of the fallout from my photo flashing of McHenry County Board members at the meeting where the McHenry County Republican Cat Tax was defeated…by Republicans. Craver focuses on what I thought … Continue reading
A friend of McHenry County Blog points out the following mini-editorial published Saturday in the Daily Herald: Flash, boom, ban: State politician-turned-blogger Cal Skinner, he of some rather strident and loudly voiced views, certainly can be a pain. But the … Continue reading
A friend of McHenry County Blog points out the following mini-editorial published Saturday in the Daily Herald: Flash, boom, ban: State politician-turned-blogger Cal Skinner, he of some rather strident and loudly voiced views, certainly can be a pain. But the … Continue reading
