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JEFFERSON CITY, MO. (ECWd) - One step at a time...
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JEFFERSON CITY, MO. (ECWd) - One step at a time...
SCHAUMBURG, IL. (ECWd) - We had the pleasure of being invited to speak at Freedom Summit 2014 held this past weekend. Our topic was Winning at the Local Level, and Holding Local Government Accountable. We enjoyed the experience and were well accepted. This event was sponsored by AM 560...
KANSAS, IL. (ECWd) - UPDATE: More pics...
College of DuPage (ECWd) - This is a part of the meeting in which the College of DuPage dedicated approximately 40 minutes to an unwarranted thrashing of a local non-profit organization using the screens and projectors, while only allowing a 3 minute response and without allowing...
EDGAR CO. (ECWd) - Another one of County Board member Heltsley's comments came back to bite him - as they all do. It was no surprise to us, and probably no surprise to the majority of the County. This one is about his repeated comments about the...
From National Wind-Watch: filed: October 19, 2014 • Opinions, Wisconsin With wind turbines, ‘rotten’ cuts both ways Credit: Joan M. Lagerman, October 18, 2014, fdlreporter.com ~~ Bill Lueder’s Oct. 13 Money & Politics column in The Reporter — Wisconsin Lags on Renewable Energy — focuses on the progress...
College of DuPage (ECWd) - Only after wrongly denying a request for public records, which was for invoices from "Broadcast Technologies" (here), and after I wrote this article explaining that COD violated the law in denying access to those records, did the College of DuPage publish...
VERMILION CO., IL (ECWd) - EDIT: More pictures added...
VERMILION CO., IL. (ECWd) - Unless we have missed something, it appears that Bill Donahue has struck out trying to do an illegal move at the direction of Vermilion County Board Chairman, Gary Weinard. Fortunately for Vermilion County taxpayers, Donahue failed and did not follow through...
VERMILION CO., IL. (ECWd) - It has been reported to us that this wind turbine in Pilot Township Illinois, which is owned by Invenergy, has not produced electricity since May of 2014 after lightning strike(s) caused near-irreparable damages. Six months later, Invenergy is finally making repairs....
