It’s in all parties’ interest to make the reality as good as the promise.
America’s infrastructure is old and decrepit by world standards.
Greater Beloit’s better-neighbors movement can be advanced by voters.
The status quo should not be acceptable for anybody.
This race falls into territory identified by that old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
Two high quality candidates seek village president post.
Don’t trust partisans to have voters’ interests in mind for election rules.
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On April 6, please vote for Gregg Schneider, candidate for the Beloit School Board.
