From the Champaign News-Gazette columnist Jim Day: “The Guttmacher Institute, a research and policy organization dedicated to improving reproductive health and rights, describes Illinois law as ‘protective’ of a woman’s right to have an abortion. “An anti-abortion organization — the … Continue reading
From The Center Square: Democrat files measure to amend SAFE-T act after election By Andrew Hensel | The Center Square (The Center Square) – An Illinois lawmaker is proposing changes to the SAFE-T Act, which ends cash bail on Jan. 1. … Continue reading
Read the following message from Huntley School District 158’s Freedom of Information Officer Cameron Willis. Consider that no other school district has asked for ten business days, rather than five, to answer my questions. Maybe Tweet below that a Friend … Continue reading
Found in 2007: “I’m weird, You’re ugly. Let’s call it even,” says this T-Shirt. … Continue reading
Republicans React to Pritzker cutting Federal UC debt by 25%: On September 27, Governor JB Pritzker held a press conference to tout the Illinois Department of Employment Security’s (IDES) use of $450 million from Illinois businesses’ tax dollars to pay … Continue reading
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Found in my mailbox last week: A second punch at Democrat State Rep. Suzanne Ness’ having voted to raise her own pay and double her district budget allowance. Outlined on the back of the postcard are goals of Connie Cain. … Continue reading
Found in Johnsburg, along with “a flag that referenced Joe Biden in a disparaging manner as well,” as well writes a Friend of McHenry County Blog. “Save the Middle Class” yardsign. … Continue reading
From the Algonquin Township Republican Party: … Continue reading
From State Senator Craig Wilcox: How many Democrats must face federal indictment before ethics are taken seriously? State Senator Emil Jones III, son of former Senate President Emil Jones Jr., is the latest in a long string of elected Democrats … Continue reading
After reading the Chicago Tribune’s op-ed piece by Clarence Page on banned books, I wondered what the situation is in McHenry County. The image for the column is a man reading something called “Gender Queer.” So, I sent out a … Continue reading
Illinois Democrats approved legislation to mail pretty much everyone who paid income taxes a “refund” check of $50. Here’s what the statement looks like: Mendoza, of course, is running for re-election against McHenry County Auditor Shannon Teresi. … Continue reading
On September 20, 2022, McHenry County Blog revealed that top officials of McHenry County College had undergone training for expanding diversity,equity,belongingness, andinclusion and found it desirable for all faculty and every other employee to be subjected to the same 8-hour … Continue reading
From McHenry County Board candidate Mike Shorten: … Continue reading
From the U.S. Attorney: Chinese National Convicted of Acting within the United States as an Unregistered Agent of the People’s Republic of China CHICAGO — A federal jury in Chicago today convicted a Chinese national of acting illegally within the … Continue reading
From the U.S. Attorney: Federal Indictment Charges Man With Murdering Chicago Teenager During Robbery CHICAGO — A man has been charged in federal court with murdering a Chicago teenager during a robbery last fall. DEANDRE NORELS JR., 20, of Chicago, is … Continue reading
From the McHenry County State’s Attorney: JERRY GUZMAN SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FOR THE OFFENSE OF UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A WEAPON BY A FELON Jerry Guzman Patrick D. Kenneally, McHenry County State’s Attorney, announces … Continue reading
The County County Board has unveiled a new flag: Cook County Flag unveiled September 26, 2022. My first thought was that it ought to be pointing down. Then, it occurred to me that it looked a like the logo Amtrak … Continue reading
It was two Friday’s ago that the following post card was put in my mailbox. (My scanner has been giving problems, hence the delay in sharing it with you.) As her opponent Suzanne Ness did, Republican Connie Cain has a … Continue reading
On September 20, 2022, McHenry County Blog revealed that top officials of McHenry County College had undergone training for expanding diversity,equity,belongingness, andinclusion and found it desirable for all faculty and every other employee to be subjected to the same 8-hour … Continue reading
