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posted by Isabel Miller
Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 7:47 am

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  1. Perfect rain. Tougher for farmers looking to harvest. But, still it was needed.

    Comment by Downstate Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 7:53 am

  2. Crops are coming in very well. Beans and corn alike are testing well above their usual bushels/acre.

    Comment by Former ILSIP Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 7:54 am

  3. Will the White Sox become the worst team in baseball history tonight or stay tied?

    Comment by Frida’s boss Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 8:11 am

  4. Rain…..Much needed but still gloomy……

    Comment by Downstate Surveyor Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 8:22 am

  5. The sample ballots are out

    Comment by Two Left Feet Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 8:33 am

  6. We’ve got all of the gloom of rain but little of the moisture.

    I don’t care for it.

    – MrJM

    Comment by @misterjayem Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 8:58 am

  7. Enjoying the cooler weather here in beautiful DuPage County the last couple of days. Hitting 90 last week was too much for September. A few of the trees are starting to show some color, which is more in line with the calendar. Life is good.

    Comment by Friendly Bob Adams Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 8:59 am

  8. Have had almost 2.75 inches of much needed rain since Sunday. Farmers probably don’t need the fields wet for harvest but wow did we need rain.

    Comment by Give Me A Break Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 9:10 am

  9. Gray and rainy here in Chicago.

    Comment by JoanP Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 9:11 am

  10. It appears the Sox will soon officially be the worst team in history. I am glad they are breaking this record because everyone needs to know how bad this team really was in the future. The 62 Mets were an expansion team and was thrown together with a bunch of cast offs from the other teams. Shame on Reinsdorf for letting this team get so bad.

    Comment by Mr Ed Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 9:35 am

  11. Second Joan’s comment. So much rain and fog that the Hancock building is completely invisible.

    Comment by Rudy’s teeth Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 9:49 am

  12. There is always something noteworthy about being the best at being the worst.

    Comment by Candy Dogood Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 11:05 am

  13. ==There is always something noteworthy about being the best at being the worst.==

    Maybe that explains the National and Illinois Republican parties.

    Comment by don the legend Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 11:18 am

  14. Former Rep. Marron has managed to jump into mix in the immigration dustup between the Danville mayor and the Danville community college president.

    https://www.news-gazette.com/news/immigration-controversy-causes-retraction-from-vermilion-advantage-leader/article_67291d42-7a77-11ef-9e1e-8f68fa06e9be.html

    Comment by thechampaignlife Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 11:18 am

  15. Saw my first presidential tv ad in Illinois in a long time. It was a Harris-Walz ad. It was on WIFR channel 23, Rockford. I’m sure it was meant for their southern Wisconsin audience especially Beloit and Janesville.

    Comment by Bergie Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 1:08 pm

  16. dear everybody driving today in the Chicago area: if you are first in line, go. do not use your phone, stop being afraid of rain. drive. It’s a nightmare out there today.

    Comment by Amalia Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 2:20 pm

  17. ===Maybe that explains the National and Illinois Republican parties.===

    Except that the national party gets a win every now and then.

    Comment by Six Degrees of Separation Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 2:24 pm

  18. Sorry to see Rep. Coffey item missing

    Comment by Annonin' Tuesday, Sep 24, 24 @ 3:46 pm

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