A press release from State Rep. Steve Andersson: Andersson’s District Office Opens State Representative Steve Andersson’s district office is officially open. Andersson was sworn in as State Representative of the 65thDistrict in January, and has since been handling constituent issues, … Continue reading
Category Archives: Geneva
A press release from Cliff Surges responding to a press release from State Senate opponent Karen McConnaughay responding to a press release citing what was a “cozy relationship” between and supporter of McConnaughay and “McConnaughay Properties.” The supporter’s side of … Continue reading
Geneva, Illinois, is not Milwaukee County. But both local governmental entities have email improprieties. The one in Milwaukee has gone criminal. The probe by state prosecutors in Wisconsin is of the administration of now-Republican Governor Scott Walker. The problem in … Continue reading
Early this morning, McHenry County Blog did its best to describe contents of over 100 pages of email exchanges involving Kane County Board Chairman Kevin Burns and supporters in his campaign against Chris Lauzen. Now, a Geneva press conference has … Continue reading
Into my inbox yesterday dropped over a hundred pages of email exchanges between Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns and others. A combination of official and campaign emails for Burns show up in the following exchange after the campaign learned that Congressman … Continue reading
“While Democrats say Teachers ‘Have Kept Their Part of the Deal?’“ is the title of an April 5, 2011, article by former Huntley School District 158 Board member Larry Snow. (The quote was in the Chicago Tribune Marcy 31, 2011. … Continue reading
Tuesday, I posted an article entitled, Clue that State’s Financial Situation May Not Be as Bad as Some Would Lead You to Believe While writing the article, which was based on a Chicago Sun-Times article about Geneva’s getting a gazebo … Continue reading
$12,500 to build a gazebo in Geneva to commemorate the first cross country road is perhaps a hint that the state’s financial situation is not as bad as the doomsday folks would have you believe. The Sun-Times article says it … Continue reading