Edgar County Watchdogs
Recent News About Edgar County Watchdogs
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Watchdog calls for Sen. Brady's resignation
Edgar County Watchdog Kirk Allen wonders if longtime state Sen. Bill Brady (R-Bloomington) has passed the point of no return.
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Printer of anti-Tirio mailers implicates Franks in court testimony
There could be more people responsible for malicious campaign mailers targeting McHenry County Clerk Joe Tirio in the March primary than the two Democratic political consultants named in McHenry County Court on Friday.
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Watchdogs - Algonquin Township FOIA denial reasons: Supervisor Lutzow cites potential attacks, contamination, while Kelly invokes stalking theory
A recent denial of public records by the Algonquin Township Supervisor Charles Lutzow, reveal a myriad of reasons ranging from potential attacks, interference and stalking.
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Watchdogs - Algonquin Township's billing records and missing files
Watchdog roundup for Algonquin. Billing records give credence to criminal activity while Algonquin Township Clerk, Karen Lukasik misplaces records.
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Watchdogs - Lakewood, IL. Mayor Paul D. Serwatka resigns
The village of Lakewood Mayor Paul D. Serwatka resigned effective July 31, 2018, at 4:30 p.m.
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Edgar County Watchdog's continuing coverage of alleged corruption in Algonquin Township roundup
Watchdog's relentless coverage for truth and facts continues as they examine the extensive amount of alleged corruption that afflicts Algonquin township.
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Watchdogs - Pay and vacation discrepancies with Algonquin Township Road District's Anna May Miller
Watchdogs has steadily been reporting abnormalities with Anna May Miller's pay and vacation usage.
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Algonquin Township demands former roads commissioner return district property, repay funds
Algonquin Township demanded last week the return of property totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars from former Road District Commissioner Robert Miller and his wife, Anna Miller.
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Watchdogs - More problematic purchases and clerical errors at Algonquin Township Road District
Edgar County Watchdogs has delved deep into the many questionable purchases and errors of Algonquin Township Road District.
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Watchdogs - Algonquin Township Clerk allegedly used township funds for free gifts
Watchdogs received more evidence that funds are being spent illegally by the Township clerk. A fund of $371.80 was charged on the Bob Miller American Express card
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Watchdogs looks at how blame and deficit in Algonquin Township leaves public in the dark
Watchdogs looks into how Algonquin townships allegedly deceives their residents
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ECWD: Algonquin Township – Miller not the only rogue public official
While the criminal investigations continue in Algonquin Township, is it possible we have yet another area for those authorities to dive into that has gone unnoticed by the local media and authorities?
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Criminal probe could follow forensic inspection of deleted Algonquin road district computer files
The Edgar County Watchdogs (ECW) claim to have computer forensics evidence about Algonquin Township Road District department files being wiped from the system, potentially leading to a criminal inquiry that could place former Highway Commissioner Bob Miller at the center.
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Algonquin Township: Forensic computer report points to criminal conduct
We now have a computer forensic expert’s report that points to criminal conduct taking place at the Algonquin Township Road District on or about April 2, 2017.
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Algonquin Township – Missing records confirmed – Clerk should resign!
The public has a right to know how their money is spent, and with proper supporting documentation.
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Algonquin Road District “Sweeper Gate” getting national attention
WorldSweeper.com has taken an interest in the Algonquin Road District “Sweeper Gate”, which is interesting to us considering the local media has basically ignored the matter.
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Edgar County Watchdogs say Algonquin Township street sweeper contract raises flags
The Edgar County Watchdogs is raising questions about whether bid rigging occurred when the Algonquin Township Highway Department sought bids for a new street sweeper.
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Algonquin Township – Time for criminal charges
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Watchdogs: Miller, other 'leaders' have failed Algonquin Township
It is people in Algonquin Township's government, particularly its former highway commissioner now embroiled in a legal battle with his successor, who are to blame for the township's failing government.
