Waukegan Opinion
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Experience, knowledge define candidateMar 27, 2017 6:49 PM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: Vernon Township needs a supervisor with experience in township government and who has ideas that will benefit our community.
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Don't fall for deeds scamFeb 13, 2017 1:54 PM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: The Lake County Recorder's office has been flooded with phone calls asking about an official letter they received regarding the deed to their home.
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Court clerk employees not treated wellOct 28, 2016 10:23 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: As a recent retiree of the Lake County Circuit Court Clerk's Office, (after working there for 30 years), I need to let the public know that Mr. Brin has not been completely truthful during this campaign.
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More work needed to fight povertyOct 28, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: As poverty continues to plague America, it is vitally important for state and local governments to explore new alternative systems to combat poverty.
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Life-saving knowledgeSep 24, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: I want it to be known that on Wednesday, Sept. 21, while eating lunch in the James Lovell Health Care Center's dining area, I began to choke.
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When graduates have to start from behindAug 8, 2016 1:00 AM - Education is one of the most vital components of an individual's development, playing a role in political participation, economic opportunities and social mobility. Unfortunately, many Waukegan High School students are deprived of a quality education. In essence, a high school diploma for many Waukegan graduates is a lifelong passport of social exclusion. According to the Illinois Report Card, in 2015, only 19 percent of Waukegan High School students were prepared for college after they graduated from high school.
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What a laughAug 6, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: I want to thank Steven Heuberger of Libertyville for his "best media acronyms" in the Aug. 4 Your Views. I haven't had that good a laugh for a long time.
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Cancer screenings a victim of budget impasseMay 25, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: The latest budget bill sent to Gov. Rauner made it clear -- the people of Illinois want to protect lifesaving programs that provide women's access to breast and cervical cancer screenings. So why are we still waiting on funding?
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Don't weaken laws on secondhand smokeApr 17, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: It's an outrage that a House committee recently voted to exempt certain establishments from the state's smoke-free air law.
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Volunteers make a difference for elderlyApr 10, 2016 1:00 AM - A Waukegan letter to the editor: National Volunteer Week falls between April 10 and April 16 this year and ElderCARE would like to recognize and say thank you to our faithful volunteers
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