Colleen Konicek-Hannigan
After experiencing some political turbulence in the transition to a new administration in 2013, government in the village of Barrington Hills is beginning to settle back into a sense of stability, if not yet absolute calm. While the village has put a decades-old lawsuit behind it, reduced expenses and revised some of its communications systems, some residents remain concerned that more needs to be done — and that some of the things that have been done have moved the village in the wrong direction.
In that climate, seven people have filed to seek three available positions on the village board. Readers can see the entire Daily Herald article by clicking on this link.