Dennis Marek is a journalist for the Daily Journal, focusing on local news and events in Kankakee, Illinois. With a keen interest in human interest stories and cultural commentary, Dennis brings a unique perspective to his writing, often delving into topics such as nostalgia, technology, and personal experiences.
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Dennis Marek's coverage predominantly comprises announcements and opinion editorials, focusing on content & publishing, scientific topics, and design. His articles delve into opinions, reflections, personal growth, history, and travel.
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As we approach Tuesday and many of us go in to vote for the soon-to-be leaders of our country, I doubt if one percent of those voters have changed their
Every generation has a special interest in a music time period. As I have aged, new music does not seem as pleasing as old songs from my earlier days. As
I remember when Richard Speck killed the nurses in Chicago. I was living there and in law school at the time. I remember contemplating who would agree to represent such
As we all age, we consider the future more often. How long am I going to live? Do I have enough money for an extended life? Do I need life
As I was perusing the news online, I found an article on the benefits of staying single. Well, for some of us who are single, be it by a life
This past Friday, a jury could not reach a unanimous verdict over the Manhattan subway chokehold death of one Joran Neely in the trial of Daniel Penny. Later that day,
Generally, I write an article about the year that was. I just don’t seem to have the desire to cover 2024 again. What an eye-opening change in the ways of
It was Oct. 21, 1967. I had just started working at the CIA and living in Georgetown, D.C., with three men from my law school days at Northwestern. None of
By Dennis Marek It was Oct. 21, 1967. I had just started working at the CIA and living in Georgetown, D.C., with three men from my law school days at Northwestern.
Aviation has always been interesting to me. My dad had his pilot’s license for years, but my first plane ride was quite different. Dad was the first photographer for the
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