Editorials

Three years after the Illinois Fair Map Amendment effort fizzled, another redistricting reform effort has materialized. We hope the petition drive succeeds, and we encourage the public to get involved.
In a series of mini-editorials, we say farewell to Nelson School, review Dixon’s efforts to become more friendly toward bicycle riders, and discuss the departure of Morrison’s city administrator.
Illinois’ unemployment rate is almost 2 percentage points higher than the national average, but that isn’t going to stop another effort by Democrats in Springfield to raise the minimum wage.
Public, private efforts focus on carp invaders
A new mentorship program between adults and Sterling students shows promise. We hope its expansion helps more students receive beneficial attention and encouragement from caring mentors.
IRS picked wrong tests to ferret out abuses
The IHSA has punished the Oregon High School music program for violating music contest rules. The episode is a learning opportunity for students and adults alike.
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EDITORIAL: Public shares responsibility to end litter
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Wise saw collapse in support

Last week, Sterling Alderwoman Amy Viering attended her last meeting as a city official. She gave the usual praise one hears at such departures. But one compliment stuck out. At the end of her speech, she turned to City Administrator Scott Shumard and said, "You're awesome."

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