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Daily Herald opinion: A crosstown World Series? For once, it’s not a pipe dream

Daily Herald opinion: A crosstown World Series? For once, it’s not a pipe dream

It’s a great year to be a baseball fan in Chicago. Normally, when the calendar turns to September, at least one fan base — oftentimes both — turns its attention to the Be...

 
Daily Herald opinion: Lucky discovery: Wheaton couple finds DuPage land records book in a basement

Daily Herald opinion: Lucky discovery: Wheaton couple finds DuPage land records book in a basement

Daily Herald opinion: The recent discovery of a DuPage County plat book from the late 1800s is another example of how we are finding missing pieces of our rich suburban history.

 
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Daily Herald opinion: Vague, but joyful: Whatever you celebrate on Labor Day, enjoy it and be refreshed

Daily Herald opinion: Vague, but joyful: Whatever you celebrate on Labor Day, enjoy it and be refreshed

The purpose and source of most of America’s national holidays are pretty easy to identify and to identify with. Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Independence Day, ...

 

Letters to the Editor

Medicaid cuts affect every American

In the September 3 article “Study: Illinois hospitals to lose billions through Medicaid policy change” by Peter Hancock, I learned “Illinois hospitals stand to lose upwar...

 

District should maintain German program

The phase-out of the Maine South German Program (in existence since 1964) by the District 207 school board in Park Ridge was done secretively without input from the commu...

 
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A day to remember that affected the whole world

Every so often there are days that affect not only you but a good part of the world, too, each person in a different way. Since the birth of mass media, it has become pos...

 

Columns

Trump and his voters

Trump and his voters

Syndicated columnist Byron York: A new analysis in the Wall Street Journal offers striking evidence that, for all his problems, President Donald Trump has delivered economic benefits to the voters whose support was the foundation of his victory in 2024.

 
Gen Z is prepared and excited to learn

Gen Z is prepared and excited to learn

Syndicated columnist Jessica A. Johnson: The 2026 autumn semester has quickly entered full swing, and I am eager to see how my English composition students at Ohio State University's Lima campus approach their research for their first essay.

 
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Oh, baby! You stink!

Oh, baby! You stink!

Syndicated columnist Marc Munroe Dion: When I was in high school, a girl I was going out with said she was first attracted to me by the way my hair curled over my shirt collar in the back. She sat behind me in math class. I spent the next five years of my life turning my back on girls so they could get a good look at the back of my neck.

 

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