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Opinion
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Editorials
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We know and respect many members of the Illinois legislature from both parties, and we strive to resist popular cynicism questioning the motives and abilities of elected ...
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As we lamented on Friday, Illinois lawmakers again failed this year to curb the practice of leaving critical legislation to the 11th hour. That is frustrating. But two un...
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Daily Herald Opinion: We’re down to the final weekend of the Illinois General Assembly’s spring session. Yet there’s still no state budget approval. No Bears megaproject deal. No decision on the governor’s BUILD plan.
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Letters to the Editor
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I've been a resident of Algonquin for over 30 years. I'm 62 years old, disabled and single but fortunate enough to still live by myself. Algonquin has recently put in pla...
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How disappointing that the recent election “autopsy” coming out of the Democratic National Convention neglected to acknowledge the campaign’s failure to address the bigge...
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It seems that President Trump is fixated with adding a 51st state to our country. It seems like every other week he mentions a new entry into the race.
As this is the hor...
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Columns
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Syndicated columnist Susan Estrich: I couldn’t make this up. You wouldn't believe me if I did.
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Syndicated columnist Michael Barone:
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Guest columnist Tom Montgomery Fate: Forty or so years ago, in the early eighties — when telephones still “rang” and were wired to walls, and we still relied on typewriters — I did two seemingly unrelated MA degrees back-to-back. One in creative writing and one in religion.
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Cartoons
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