Charles Selle

Are those who voted for the president happy with what’s evolved since the 2024 election and since he took office?

Losers in the massive $1.5 billion package enacted to avoid the so-called “financial cliff” for mass transit are motorists, mainly those in the suburbs surrounding Chicago.

For communities, businesses are their golden geese. They pay taxes, provide jobs and usually give freely with funding when asked.

Through two world wars, the Great Depression and several recessions, the bright white cinder-block building built in 1910 by Gurnee pioneer Rowley McClure has stood the test of time.

Those who sign up and qualify monetarily for the solar program could see a drop in their electric bills of nearly $400 a year.

Buffalo Grove, Gurnee and Highland Park are not known as sites of seething pools of hateful Americans, as some national Republican leaders tagged the turnouts.

Those same Chicken Littles complaining of the transit sky falling and an uncertain future for public transportation now say their projected deficit has been reduced to about $200 million.

Are agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol, who have been scouring the county for undocumented residents these past weeks, here indefinitely?

It also reminds us that censorship, no matter what the media platform, has no place in American society and needs to be defended.