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COVID-19 mitigation backlash is inevitable
So, when you’ve grown accustomed to doing it your own way for a century or so, you may start thinking you’re a special case in literally everything. And that seems to be what happened last … more
Historical monuments, memorials and statues should reflect our finest values
The ISHS encourages Illinois communities engaged in these discussions to carefully consider not just the historical facts of the figure being commemorated but the historical context and intent of the … more
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1920: Bridgeport feud ends in killing
Remember When is gathered from past pages of the Daily Record and other Lawrence County newspapers. 100 years ago Oct. 27, 1920 Clyde Gillespie was shot and killed by W.H. (Doc) Rogers at … more
COVID changes make for fresh Illinois challenges
As of Oct. 21, hospital admissions for patients with COVID-like illnesses had increased 75% in two weeks within the Illinois Department of Public Health’s “Region 8,” which includes DuPage and … more
Politics is no way to run a country
Instead hours upon hours of testimony and concern is spent on the unborn that may or may not have anything to do about the wisdom of legislating doctor/client relationships and the cannon of ethics … more
Freshman Democrat keeps the heat on
And the freshman Democratic legislator has been breaking pretty much all precedent the past month or so by putting significant campaign money where her mouth is. Madigan’s political operation … more
1945: Mayor Stoy Fox proclaims Oct. 27 as Navy Day
Remember When is gathered from past pages of the Daily Record and other Lawrence County newspapers. 100 years ago Oct. 20, 1920 A meeting for those interested in a storage place for … more
Remote learning during the pandemic
Over the course of the semester, I have been participating in remote learning. For me, remote learning has had an overall positive effect. One of the positive effects of remote learning is how it … more
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School regulations for the pandemic and their effects
Some might find that the students of whom are going to school under heavy regulations, are having a fair list of issues. Due to the extensive amount of regulations that have been imposed, schools now … more
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Circumstances making opponents’ job easier
Madigan has been enormously unpopular in Illinois and it’s probably worse now because he’s been in the news so much during the long federal investigation into ComEd and the company’s resulting … more
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