Letters to the Editor

"Stuck behind [a delivery truck] waiting to get around, sometimes five minutes or so, makes a great Tums commercial," Nancy Fike of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"After reading Terry Trobiani’s letter concerning the Social Security system, I felt I had to share my experience," Debra Gummerson of Crystal Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

"It was a cool spring morning as I made my way to my first Trump protest in Algonquin. I had no idea how many would turn out," Randy Parmec of Algonquin writes in a letter to the editor.

"Trustees should be a check on the bureaucracy – skeptics, not cheerleaders," Steve Willson of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"In light of the recent fire deaths of three small brothers in Carpentersville, please check your safety exit windows and the grates covering the window wells," Julie Jette of Cary writes in a letter to the editor.

I would like to bring to the attention of our local veterans an important change regarding access to the MyHealthEVet website.

I write as someone who grew up in Dixon Public Schools to parents with union jobs in a community with strong union history and ties.

Once again, I am seeking information on Vietnam veterans from the Sauk Valley that we lost in the Vietnam War.

"I previously worked with Bobbi and admire her independent approach to issues with the City of McHenry," retiring Ward 1 Alderman Vic Santi writes in a letter to the editor.

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Support Linh Nguyen for DeKalb mayor

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Vote Erin Grych for DeKalb School District 428 Board

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Nguyen is the leader we’re looking for

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Linh Nguyen will get things done as DeKalb mayor

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Family Service Agency of DeKalb County offers new scholarship to local students

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Hats off to electronic vehicle charging stations in DeKalb

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Where do you want to live?

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle: Why eliminating these government programs won’t help

"I must clearly warn you this will be difficult, but well worth it," Daniel Malecki of Crystal Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

"I hope some of you out there aren’t in dire need of help with this office. I personally have called the office number 11 times," Terry Trobiani of Crystal Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

"The school board has control of the education of our youth and the majority of our property taxes. Learn about the candidates and choose wisely!" Kimberly Skaja of Union writes in a letter to the editor.

"If you live in Nunda, Mike Lesperance is the man you need for highway commissioner," Deb Naughton of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

A reader's letter on the Geneva mayoral race.

"It is my sincere hope that Mark [Kownick] will continue his work for as long as he is willing," Jack Schaffer of Cary writes in a letter to the editor.

"Frank McClatchey is a livelong friend as we both grew up in McHenry. I know through many conversations that he would be the best choice for alderman of the 3rd Ward," Kent Thomas of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"I have known Frank McClatchey since we were kids growing up in McHenry," Lolly Meyer of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"As a lifelong resident of Crystal Lake, Devon is a proven leader with a deep commitment to our community and a prudent vision for strengthening our schools now and into the future," Michael K. Smith of Crystal Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

As lifelong residents of Dixon Township, we proudly ask for your vote to retain and reelect Corey Reuter, Dixon Township commissioner, and allow him to continue an outstanding job.

"Devon’s personal and professional skills, along with her role as a parent in the district, make her an ideal candidate," Ryan P. Farrell of Lakewood writes in a letter to the editor.

"As Coral Township’s election is nearing on April 1, I want to share my experience with Cindy Rafkind, an exceptional candidate for trustee," Leonard Haluch of Huntley writes in a letter to the editor.

"Heather is committed to running the Marengo Township office in an efficient and frugal manner while providing taxpayers the most bang for their buck," Steven L. Weskerna of Tomahawk, Wisconsin, writes in a letter to the editor.

"Renee Hill, a Coral Township trustee candidate, has been a strong advocate for all township residents for the past four years," Kathleen Carr of Marengo writes in a letter to the editor.

A letter against the Kane County sales tax referendum.

"I admire anyone who is willing to run for public office and anyone who is willing to serve, but right now, for the future of our community and our quality of life, I urge you to support these four candidates," Sue Low Meyer of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"I have been very impressed over the years by the sound fiscal management of the current board, including the incredible exterior sports complex recently completed WITHOUT raising our taxes," Mark Majercik of Johnsburg writes in a letter to the editor.

"Frank is pro-growth; careful growth guided by sound zoning and planning, and respectful of the neighborhoods that will be impacted," Cynthia Jones Locke of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"Serving as a school board member is a thankless job. In spite of this, there are courageous individuals that do this job without expecting anything in return," Michael Tryon of Crystal Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

"Having served on the McHenry City Council for 16 years, I am familiar with how important integrity and full disclosure is to one’s character," Geri A. Condon of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"We are seeking reelection to continue our work for the children of District 26 and future students of District 26," Julie Jette of Cary writes in a letter to the editor.

I’m writing this letter in support of Corey Reuter for Dixon Township road commissioner.

"Our roads were improved, with all new ditches, culverts and some redirecting of the water flow. The years of a soggy, wet saturated driveway is over," Kelly Rossmann Braun of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"I would ask that the next time this group gathers, or any group for that matter, they pick up their large pile of trash," Kristi Funni of Island Lake writes in a letter to the editor.

"Coming home has reminded me what makes this community so special – our strong local businesses, beautiful parks, engaged residents, and traditions that bring us together," Natasha Teetsov, a candidate for Crystal Lake City Council, writes in a letter to the editor.

"Wayne Jett and Roberta “Bobbi” Baehne share the same lack of character and fitness and neither deserve your vote on April 1," Tony Esposito of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"When going to the polls in April, please help all victimized property owners in Nunda Township and remove Mike Lesperance," Maria Parker of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor

"Frank is truly interested in the people of McHenry and works hard for them. He deserves your vote ... He surely would have mine," Sharon Nye of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"New candidates tout lowering your tax bill, if elected. Mike has done this," Robert and Shirley Elder of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"We need planned and sustainable growth. We need someone who wants to be a public servant, not a “celebrity.” Vote common sense, vote for Mark Seaquist for alderperson in Ward 1!" Kirk Donald of Johnsburg writes in a letter to the editor.

"What is wrong with our country our county? Do you think our county should bleed our seniors for money because they work and have a job?" William C. Sergeant of Harvard writes in a letter to the editor.

"No doubt that downtown and the riverwalk are beautiful, but it is time to explore the rest of our city," Carl Hurtig of McHenry writes in a letter to the editor.

"I am in full agreement with the residents of the Maplewood School area who are objecting to the proposed building of 200 apartments and 50 townhomes," Linn DeBoo of Cary writes in a letter to the editor.