We are all familiar with the notion that those who don’t vote should not complain.
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The admirable mission of Clove International was always crystal clear, unlike its former name.
You could search the world over, and still have difficulty finding human beings who don't complain.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
COLUMNISTS
In the midst of all that is happening — a coup attempt, impeachment proceedings, mass deaths, other overwhelming events — we cannot forget the millions of Americans who are still desperate for work.
There seems to be only one area of common ground in our country today: agreement something is wrong.
America the beautiful ain’t right now. Two weeks before the prom the country’s face has suffered an unfathomable case of acne. As more information becomes available, we learn that the damage more resembles a cancer. A cancer inflicted upon us by a big basket of deplorables masquerading as pa…
The last 10 days have been as upsetting as any riotous disruptions that I have observed in person or on TV, including thee riots after the shooting of unarmed students in protest at Kent State University, and those during the Democratic Convention in Chicago in 1968. I arrived in Washington …
I watched the Trump rally and subsequent protest last week. I was proud of the people who traveled to D.C. to support our president, along with expressing their displeasure with the election debacle. I wished I had been there.
How can the area — and the nation — best recover from the brutal and bitter divisiveness of the Brett Kavanaugh U.S. Supreme Court confirmation battle?
A reopened pool is a plus for our community.Â
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Soccer's popularity withstands World Cup without America.Â
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A compelling case for reduction in size of government was printed on the front page of Thursday’s newspaper.
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Don't ban plastic straws. Just choose not to use them.Â
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If you attend a Major League baseball game, you’ll notice a new category on the centerfield scoreboard.
Kankakee Community College is helping the region it serves retain homegrown talent.
We condemn animal cruelty virtually year round. Apply the same standards to the Fourth of July holiday by halting fireworks use.
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Privacy laws vital, but should be applied differently to public figures.Â
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The city of Kankakee basically has enacted a tax swap by increasing its sales tax from 6.25 to 8.25 percent.
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Canada's decision to legalize recreational marijuana means the U.S. must place tighter security along its northern border.Â
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One of the strategies local economic development leaders have implemented is a drive to convince young people reaching adulthood to stay and work in the community where they grew up.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Ohio law that allows the state to purge registered voters if they have not voted in two years.
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The trustees of Social Security and Medicare report that the financial situation of the programs continues to deteriorate.
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A meeting between Northfield Square mall owners and local economic leaders should take place. Â
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Morning practices are really a benefit for Chicago Bears fans.Â
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U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly's criticism of Chicago Bears is off base.Â
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Bourbonnais Mayor Paul Schore describes it as a “blank canvas.’’
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A compassionate nature is preferable to a vengeful one.Â
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Fertility might be the first step toward fatherhood, but the process is not supposed to end there.
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Reducing the number of election judges from five to three is not advisable.Â
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"Being stupid'' no justification to let Rod Blagojevich walk free.Â
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Government can help, but you have to let it be known a problem exists.
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A year from now, a significant historical event will be revisited as the 75th anniversary of the Allied Forces invasion of France, commonly known as D-Day, will arrive.
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