A press release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office: Former Joliet Police Officer Charged with Federal Civil Rights Violation CHICAGO — A federal grand jury in Chicago has indicted a former Joliet police officer for using unreasonable force against an individual … Continue reading
When he was in Crystal Lake last night, WIND talk show host and former Congressman Joe Walsh mentioned he was going to be in Lake County tonight, but I didn’t hear him say where. I took a look at Walsh … Continue reading
A press release from Governor Bruce Rauner: Governor Rauner statement on arrest of National Guardsman for terrorist activities Governor Bruce Rauner issued the following statement: “Yesterday, Adjunct General Daniel M. Krumrei and Illinois Public Safety Director Rodger Heaton briefed me … Continue reading
“God says, ‘If you don’t love your brother, you don’t know me.’” That was part of what Bud Gregory of Kairos Prison Ministry of Illinois had to tell of his weekend experiences at Stateville participating in four-day weekend retreats for prisoners. … Continue reading
Last night I wrote that I hadn’t seen Wayne White, the Master Arborist who has been treating my ash tree for the Emerald Ash Borer since 2008. He’s usually in Crystal Lake at the end of the first week of … 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
Algonquin’s Joe Stefani, president and majority owner of the Rockford Foresters, is interested in bringing a amateur college baseball players who would not be paid. The NCAA won’t let college players be paid. Stefani started a team in Rockford this … Continue reading
In two senses. If they were an animal, their necks on on the chopping block. In economic terms, there are for sale. That’s what the Chicago Tribune reported Tuesday. Why do I keep bringing up a Will County minor league … Continue reading
When the McHenry County College Board was relieved of its possibility of building a minor league baseball stadium that would be financed by its taxpayers if the team didn’t succeed. The Board did not do that on its own. It … Continue reading
Taxpayers are getting hammered by the deal owners of the Joliet Jackhammers cut with the rulers of Joliet. The team owes vendors, too. Cost of fixing bad stadium construction is the excuse. Seven lawsuits have been filed against the team. … Continue reading
With the Woodstock Planning Commission have approved a minor league baseball stadium within sight on Centegra’s Woodstock hospital even though all the required reports had not been filed, the proposal now moves to the city council. I missed this Joliet … Continue reading
With the Woodstock Planning Commission have approved a minor league baseball stadium within sight on Centegra’s Woodstock hospital even though all the required reports had not been filed, the proposal now moves to the city council. I missed this Joliet … Continue reading
Could this Chicago Tribune article about one of the biggest Democratic Party contributors be a clue as to what McHenry County College is up to? It says that Chicago’s Fred Eychaner, who owns Newsweb, is seeking permission from the Will … Continue reading
Could this Chicago Tribune article about one of the biggest Democratic Party contributors be a clue as to what McHenry County College is up to? It says that Chicago’s Fred Eychaner, who owns Newsweb, is seeking permission from the Will … Continue reading
