A letter to the editor supporting the sales tax referendum.

A reader opposes the proposed Kane County sales tax.

Jeff Mengler, president of the Fox River Ecosystem Partnership, writing in support of the Kane County Forest Preserve referendum.

A letter to the editor concerned with animal welfare.

Let us hope that the below zero temperatures are in the past and in another thirty or so days we will start to see crocuses followed by daffodils in April.

Immigration is a “hot button” issue which polarizes voters across the Nation and in Kane County. Clearly both political parties need to compromise on immigration reform and pass it in Congress.

The Chronicle had a plush piece about the Republican plans for this year in local elections. We were told that people are “excited again” without telling us why.

I am disappointed that there was a lack of substance on issues that are important to women and families in Kane County.

As both a motorist and a cyclist, I can’t let some of the ridiculous statements in Rick Holinger’s column of January 4 go unchallenged.

In 2024 at year end we will have to ask what has happened to our country; will the threat of retribution from a returned president materialize?

According to the World Food Programme, people in Gaza are now starving, and 9 out of 10 people living in Gaza will go at least one day without eating due to lack of access to food.

With the dams gone, the Fox river will flow freely, naturally. Silt will be gradually swept away.

Letters to the editor for Kane County Chronicle

"The County Board and its current Administration do NOT need more of your money to balance their FYE 11-30-2024 budget."

Kane County Board members: How can Kane County save money for our taxpayers, ensure quality workmanship on our construction projects, and make sure that our construction workforce is treated fairly and with the best opportunities for training and safety?

They say money doesn’t grow on trees, but according to Midwest Industrial Funds, perhaps money grows underneath them?

We live in contentious times where many of the hard-fought gains in the LGBTQ+ community are under threat

Growing up, we were taught that American elections were the best-run in the world – free and fair.