EDITORIAL
THE ISSUE
Payments from the working cash fund at School District 113A weren’t being reported to the board.
OUR VIEW
Board members must uncover out how this occurred and inform residents how the situation will be properly resolved.
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YOUR VIEW
In addition to more-frequent local editorials, our expanded opinions coverage features a forum seeking your take on a key issue being talked about around town. Here's the current topic:

The Lemont Junior Woman's Club sponsored the Fighting Chance program, which teaches children how to avoid and escape abduction. The program was taught by members of the Lemont Police Department, Lemont Fire Protection District and the Illinois State Police Department. Would you sign your child up for the Fighting Chance program?

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Suburban Life is looking for the best and brightest outdoor holiday decorations. You send them in, and we will publish them the week of Christmas.

From an undefeated powerhouse to a Cinderella playoff run, four area football teams are geared up for the charged environment of state semifinal football Saturday. Check at each team's prospects in our previews at FNL.MYSUBURBANLIFE.COM.

Officials in Lemont-Bromberek Combined School District 113A are asking parents to help them get an estimate as to how many students plan to take part in the H1N1 vaccination program tentatively scheduled during the school day Jan. 14.

Lemont residents who want some insight into how their tax bill shapes out can take a crash course this month, headed up by all of the village’s governing bodies.

Should names of residents be stricken from the minutes of public meetings to protect their anonymity?