Hannah Soukup

John Walker: When it comes to public safety in our community there is nothing that I will let stand in the way and that includes money

Kouame Sanan: In my opinion, staffing the city for first responders is necessary, and I believe it is adequate because it's always better to be safe than sorry.

Linh Nguyen: More can always be done to ease taxpayer burdens. Our airport is a tremendous opportunity that is underutilized.

Brandi Robinson: Improving reading and English proficiency, as well as state test scores in Oswego Community Unit School District 308 (or any district), requires a multi-faceted approach

Erika Sieh: I would like to see the district bring back the literacy specialists that had to be eliminated several years ago due to budget cuts

The City of Aurora is offering Neighborhood Festival Funding Grants for up to $1,000 to support community events aimed at fostering resident connections and promoting the city.

Scott Heil: I think the current cell phone policy to keep them off or out of site aligns with my views as cell phones can be a distraction on many levels to the classroom and school environment

Christine Bassi, candidate for McHenry Mayor: The City should be dictating to developers what the residents want, not allowing corporate landlords who overwhelming do not live in the community they develop to tell us what they think we need.

Will County property transfers from March 7, 2024, to Feb. 14, 2025.

Kenneth Willis on a project Morris should tackle in the future: Repairing streets and sidewalks and alleys where needed

Genevra Walters on a top priority for Kankakee: Community policing is a strategy that emphasizes building ties and working closely with members of the community to enhance public safety and trust in law enforcement

Christopher Curtis on a top priority for Kankakee: Public Safety: This was the number 1 priority 4 years ago and will always remain the top priority. We will continue on the same path as the past 3 years, as it has been effective

Colton Otto: We should actively support local businesses by streamlining permits, ensuring business-friendly zoning and eliminating unnecessary regulations.

Rovel Pollock: Improving student achievement starts with recognizing strengths and celebrating progress while addressing areas for growth

Batavia MainStreet is launching the Share the Hype Scavenger Hunt, encouraging residents and visitors to explore downtown Batavia, discover local businesses and compete for a chance to win $800 in Downtown Batavia Dollars.