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How would you assess the SAFE-T Act? Suzanne Ness: The data shows that the new system is working as was intended: those most considered a threat are being held regardless of ability to pay, and those who are not a threat, are released until their trial

What policies would you support to ease the burden onIllinois taxpayers? Candidate Laurie Parman: I believe that a good start to easing the tax burden for Illinois retired citizens would be to make a no-tax policy on social security.

How would you assess the SAFE-T Act? Maria Peterson: While it is too soon to make definitive pronouncements about the success SAFE-T Act, based on the data so far, we can be somewhat optimistic

How would you assess the SAFE-T Act? Maura Hirschauer: We have seen that the changes made in SAFE-T Act are working. Dangerous people are being held and kept off the streets.

What policies would you support to ease the burden on Illinois taxpayers? David Simpson: Equal education funding across the state will lower property tax.

What policies would you support to ease the burden on Illinois taxpayers? Gabby Shanahan: To provide real relief, we need to enact comprehensive spending reform to ensure taxpayer dollars are used efficiently and effectively.

How would you assess the SAFE-T Act? Are there any changes/adjustments that you would like to see made? Candidate Jim Lanham: Some additional offenses need to be added to offenses not eligible for cashless bail.

The Montgomery Foundation donated $1,000 to Hesed House on behalf of F3 Outlands, recognizing the group's volunteer efforts during Montgomery Fest 2024.

Meals on Wheels celebrated its grand opening at Plano Methodist Church, and it will provide nutritious meals and companionship for seniors 60 and older in the community.

Yorkville Congregational United Church of Christ will host its fall rummage and bake sale to support church programs and local charities.

What do you believe are the top priorities for the office? Charles Rose: The first priority is getting those cases that have been pending far too long to trial

Kendall County property transfers from Feb. 17 to Sept. 18, 2024.

Will County property transfers from May 15 to Sept. 16, 2024.

The Kendall County Historical Society's annual Halloween at the Lyon Farm and Village will feature trick-or-treating, a costume parade, food and more.

Geneva's Viking ship will host its final tours, featuring guided tours, Viking artifacts and historical insights, before closing for winter.