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Economic development should be local
Our elected officials should watch the Donut Shop and Angry Trout, they might really learn about economic development. Full Story
Schroeder batting 0 with emergency services planning
After reviewing the last issues of the Cook County News-Herald
and reading about EMS services in Schroeder Township, I have to assume that not all people are raised by the same standards. My dad taught me to never-never open a can of worms unless I was ready for the outcome. It is clear the town board supervisors responsible here in Schroeder did not learn that. Full Story
Alternate work site a good decision
I applaud the Cook County commissioners for thinking outside the black and white box when they approved the “alternative work site agreement” for Sue Futterer, director of Public Health and Human Services. Full Story
Atheists are evangelists
Lou Jenson’s letter about the Good News is a tired old argument for atheism’s continued misinterpretation of who God is, and his eternal intentions. Atheists always confuse knowing about God with knowing God. In your own personal relationships there is a world of difference. Full Story
Freedom to believe
I failed to see any good news for the Cook County community in Lou Jenson’s letter. But then I believe in “fairy tales.” I am “superstitious” and I am a believer in the God who created this physical universe and revealed Himself to all humanity in what we call the Bible, or Word of God. Full Story
Faith validated
In response to Lou Jenson’s question “Is this a god to be respected?”
In Apostle John’s account of Lazarus’ death, John isolates two words, “Jesus wept.” Moved, observers said, “See how he loved him!” Full Story
Reminder for letters
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