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Sound Off: Show your respect on the Fourth of July

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The following is what our readers sounded off about this week:

Glory to all

With the Fourth of July coming, wouldn’t it be wonderful, as you drive around in Geneva, to see on display our American flag at each house, to show our love for our town, country and to honor our military persons who are serving our great nation, and respect and honor to our dead soldiers from all the wars who have kept us free? Glory to all.

Hard to believe

Regarding District 304 and the inflated enrollment issue, I also volunteer my time to a committee for the city of Geneva. The minutes are taken at every meeting, and the minutes are then sent to every board member to review, and those same minutes are reviewed at the following board meeting before being approved.

Therefore, I find it extremely difficult to accept the school board’s response of, we have no information in our minutes or our records of the inflated enrollment projections. How does not one of these educated people on our board not think to question that?

And how referendum material was not thoroughly reviewed before placing such a massive referendum before the public just does not make sense.

Step up

Next time you are in a fast-food joint and you ask for a Coke, they will ask you to step up on the scale, and you will be taxed by your weight.

Ask for a double cheeseburger and step on the scale, the counter help will say nope, you are overweight. You get a salad and a Diet Coke. Who said let them eat cake? We need to tax dumb lawmakers.

What good is it?

The Chronicle’s headline reads that the Kane County Board was slated to hash out the ethics rules, and I didn’t have a problem with it until I started reading with it, and it said the ordinance would not apply to any of Kane County’s elected officials, including the sheriff, state’s attorney, treasurer, circuit clerk or their employees, as they, under state law, are exempt under state law or exempt from such ordinances if passed by the County Board. But I thought the County Board was elected. I thought we just voted for the County Board. Wouldn’t that exclude them as well? What good is an ethics ordinance?

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