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Letters: Illinois can help support local farmers with the Good Food Purchasing Law

An expansion of the Good Food Purchasing Law would would make it easier for state agencies and facilities to buy from local farmers.

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Aldermen are warning Mayor Johnson not to bypass them in plugging a sudden $175 million budget hole. He should listen.

The impact of a Fulbright grant extends far beyond individual participants. Each grantee serves as a cultural ambassador.

Richard Dawkins isn’t embracing faith, but instead acknowledges that much of what’s right about the West depends upon a flourishing church.

A city charter could reboot the rules by which a city is governed — which in corruption-ridden Chicago, could be a welcome change.

Far too many people fail to reenter society after prison because they lack a safe place to sleep and an address to put on an application.

School boards need to focus on student success – not administrative enrichment.

This administration is constantly trying to impress us that it knows best and has all the answers, but its actions show just the opposite.

Trump asserts the authority to seize people off the street and have them locked up in a foreign prison. This rejects the rule of law.