The Revolution Must Continue
The piece argues the enduring relevance of revolutionary ideals from 1776 and critiques world rulers, praising self-governed destinies through faith. It laments Joliet area historical neglect in schools and notes local historians striving to preserve sites like Fort Nonsense and Joliet Mound.
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Window-busting mystery and a bartender interview
A reader denies drinking while a note about Grabavoy supporters sparks suspicion. The column recalls past elections and mentions Corks and bottles hurled at a window. Fred the Bartender offers a quip on the United Nations, followed by a mock police incident.
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Readers Letters on Joliet Water Turmoil and Civic Plans
A readers’ views section laments Joliet water quality and high rates while debating municipal reform. The missive cites rusty supply, calls for pipeline options from the Kankakee River, and critiques pork barrel funding. It references city officials, a water utility critique, and broader Illinois water issues.
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Lower Des Plaines Valley
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