This nearly $1,000 AD was “prepared and offered on behalf of the elected and employed persons at Belvidere Township” but who paid for it? Was it the taxpayers of Belvidere Township? And why? Is it because of the ad paid by Mr. Mattison on page 5?
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By JEFF ENGELHARDT - jengelhardt@shawmedia.com
Created: Saturday, March 24, 2012 5:30 a.m. CDT
approved an additional $18,000 on top of the coroner’s $199,070 budget to cover the higher-than-expected costs for autopsies in 2011.
County Coroner Dennis Miller said he handled a record 566 cases in 2011, including 56 autopsies, some of which included toxicology tests. And at $850 per autopsy, not including the travel and scene work, the costs add up quickly
Click on the following to read the entire article: Daily Chronicle | Death costs becoming an increasing county burden
1. English-only in Puerto Rico
2. College is for snobs
3. John F. Kennedy’s religion speech was wrong
4. Birth control is morally wrong
5. No corporate taxes for manufacturers
The article below is from the Boone County Journal which is available free of cost at merchants across the county and on the internet at: http://www.boonecountyjournal.com/news/2012/Boone-County-News-03-23-12.pdf#page=1
Featured on 60 Minutes
It was big news when we found out the Belvidere Chrysler Plant was adding 1,800 jobs this summer and when Chrysler's CEO came to the plant for the announcement in February, 60 Minutes Reporter Steve Kroft was also there. Tonight his in-depth report aired on 23 WIFR.
Belvidere Chrysler Plant Featured on 60 Minutes
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Millions of dollars are pouring into Wisconsin from wealthy conservatives nationwide, and labor unions are preparing to pump resources into the campaign of whichever Democrat faces off against Walker. (An early May primary will determine that.)
Thirteen of Walker’s top 20 donors are from places such as Texas, New York and Wyoming, home of No. 10 on the list, Foster Friess, the wealthy investor who has repeatedly stepped in to keep Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign solvent
Freeman says the signatures of a million Wisconsinites prove the recall can win without the kind of money Walker will have. “The rules have changed and Walker and his PACs can raise unlimited money, but we’ll be okay because people’s views of Walker are already set,” she says.
Scott Walker’s recall sharpens fight over money in politics - The Washington Post
Also the primary winners’ comments on e election.
Voters in unincorporated Boone County and the village of Poplar Grove surprised officials Tuesday by refusing to give those governments authority to negotiate their kilowatt use rates.
With that decision went the possibility that they would save upwards of 25 percent on their monthly electric bills.
