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Politics and religion make for wonderful conversations during the holidays … if you don’t feel like you have to win.

Here’s where I’m coming from.

For several years I was the religion reporter for this paper and for the Wednesday Journal. I wrote enough articles to fill a 520-page book titled, The Soul of a Liberal Village. I interviewed people wi...

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Has there been a Thanksgiving in memory where we had more urgent, more complex reasons to offer up our thanks for being part these villages and neighborhoods served by Growing Community Media?

There is the strong and vital pulse of community, of sharing, of generous listening and collective action in times which are perilous. From the West Side and out to Riverside...

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Ed Voss, 77

Alfred Edwin “Ed” George Voss II, 77, of Woodstock, formerly of Forest Park, died on Nov. 21, 2025 at his home, surrounded by his family. Born on Nov. 24, 1947, he graduated from St. Bernardine Elementary School, Fenwick High School, St. Ambrose College, and earned a Master of Business Administration degree in Finance from DePaul University. He worked as a securities salesma...

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Proviso Township Committeewoman Mary “May” Larry, who is facing a formal challenge to her nominating petitions for the influential 7th District Democratic State Central Committeewoman seat, will have to wait a bit longer for any resolution, until some election authority other than the Illinois State Board of Elections schedules a hearing.

However, based solely on t...

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