This posting marks Watchdog's 304th posting. The first posting Who works for whom was January 2011. Since that time Watchdog has had readers from all 50 States, including DC, eight…
Surveys and polls are not scientific nor are they accurate, however they are interesting. Watchdog's just completed poll is a classic example. The numbers are accurate, but how they are…
It doesn't get any more exciting than this for local fans of municipal government. The first annual Final Four competition for the dreaded huge lump of coal, in a deserving…
In professional baseball, one hit for every three at bats will get you a multimillion dollar contract and a potential ticket into the Hall of Fame. In medical school, one…
Watchdog readers have 'spoken' and they say 'let the downtown Walgreens sell liquor'. In our survey ending Tuesday night, before the Naperville city council meeting, 288 voters (one vote per…
Wasting money comes natural to Naperville city officials. They're good at it because they have had a lot of practice doing it. And why not; it's not their money. As…
Two senior writers at City Council Watchdog take different positions on the question posed in our recent poll, "Should Walgreens in Downtown Naperville be allowed to sell liquor (adult beverages)?". …
With only seven Naperville city council meetings remaining (121 days) until the Municipal election, council and mayoral candidates are beginning to position themselves, not only on the ballot, but also…