With the dawn of the new year it's a lot more fun to look ahead than to look back. There's a lot going on in Naperville as these very active blogs have shown. Now, as we face the brave new world of 2008, we'd like to ask you - the Naperville Sun reader - what YOU think will be the biggest story of 2008 to impact the city. You can always blog right here....but there's another one way, too. Just cast your vote in our online poll. You'll find the poll on the home page on the right hand side if you just scroll down a tiny bit. To make it easy we've identified the top five topics or stories that we think are going to be big - really big - in the coming year. You might agree, then, again, you might not. Either way - just cast your ballot (it doesn't matter if you're a Republican or a Democrat). And if you think we're wrong and there are other stories that will be bigger, you can always tell us about them right here on the blog. We'll leave the vote up until January 15 so everyone has a chance to participate and then, in a future edition of The Sun, we'll announce the top vote getter. So let's hear it....time to vote or blog. Either way, we'd love to know what you think?
What's the biggest story for '08?
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I already made my vote - but the whole air of political malfeasance and scandal that seems to permeate Naperville, with all these hard feelings among the city's politicians,is way out of character for the second best city in the U.S.
I vote for the D204 board's inability to get going on a new high school. At this rate it will be 2 years after the referendum authorizing the contruction passed before they even break ground.
Now they are talking about putting the new school in Warrenville or some crazy place far away from the students.
Unforgivable incompetence shown by our elected decision makers.