Earlier it was reported that Chris Jenner and his wife were moving to Florida. That was the reason that he gave for resigning as President of the McHenry County College Board. Jenner is also a Republican Precinct Committeeman in Cary … Continue reading
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Escaping the cold weather and the high taxes of McHenry County will be McHenry County Board President Chris Jenner. Vice President Diane Evertsen now steps into his shoes until a replacement can be elected. This press release from MCC seeks … Continue reading
Private donations for the construction of the Liebman Science Center at McHenry County College have topped $6.5 million dollars. The total cost is $16.8 million, the bulk of which will be paid by students, rather than property taxpayers. The first … Continue reading
A press release from McHenry County College: McHenry County College Board Approves Flat Tax Levy for Fifth Consecutive Year [Oct. 4, 2017.Crystal Lake, IL] At their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, September 28, the McHenry County College Board of Trustees … Continue reading
A press release from McHenry County College: McHenry County College Board of Trustees Approves New Staff Council Contract [Oct. 4, 2017.Crystal Lake, IL] The McHenry County College Staff Council (MCCSC) and the McHenry County College (MCC) Board of Trustees reached … Continue reading
For the fifth year in a row, McHenry County College has kept its property tax levy flat. As new buildings come on the scene, that means each property’s share of the tax burden decreases.
Here’s Cary School Board President Scott Coffey’s take on McHenry County College’s early retirement plan for faculty members: After a quick review of last week’s COTW meeting video and the board packet, there seem to be a couple of issues … Continue reading
On the agenda at the next McHenry County College Board meeting is approval of an early retirement incentive program that was ended in 2008. Here are some of the incentives being recommended for faculty who indicate they want to retire … Continue reading
The Federal government has decided to provide McHenry County College a five-year grant amounting to $1,250,000 to Here is the information being provided to the McHenry County Board for next Thursday night’s meeting: On May 30, McHenry County College received … Continue reading
I’m willing to bet that the McHenry County College Board room will be packed with the hall crowded for the consideration of a resolution to “urge the Illinois State elected officials representing the McHenry County College attendance area to create … Continue reading
McHenry County Blog reported that McHenry County College received a half million dollar grant for agriculture. The gift was announced at the last Board meeting by President Cliff Gabbard. I asked for details and here is what was provided: [The] … Continue reading
At the last meeting of the McHenry County College Board, MCC President Clinton Gabbard announced that an anonymous donor had donated $500,000 to support agricultural programs at the college.
Diane Evertsen replaced Cynthia Kisser on the McHenry County College Board Thursday night. It was one of the first turnovers resulting from the April 4th elections. In the election of officers of the newly constituted Board of Trustees, Chris Jenner … Continue reading
The only two women running for McHenry County College Board Linda Liddell Diane Evertsen swamped their three male opponents. Liddell was running for re-election. Evertsen, who self-term limited herself to two terms on the McHenry County Board, ran first. Losing … Continue reading
The two women on the ballot for McHenry County College Board members are leading as of 8:25. Linda Liddell, who has the advantage of being first on the ballot and an incumbent, and former McHenry County Board member Diane Evertsen … Continue reading
A Friend of McHenry County Blog sent in a copy of the precinct letter she received from Kelly Liebmann in Greenwood Township Precinct 3. Liebmann’s letter informs voters to vote for D200 candidates Barbara Gessert and Susan Handelsman, along with … 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
Into local mailboxes came the following mailing from McHenry County College Board members Diane Evertsen and David Schenk. Evertsen is a former County Board member who stepped down after two terms, as she promised when she first ran. Schenk holds … Continue reading
The following door hangers are being distributed by two candidates for the McHenry County College Board: … Continue reading