Notes From The Campaign Trail: A Son’s Perspective

(This is third in a series of our new feature; Alex’s Blog. Alex is a 17 year old senior at Maine South High School and welcomes comments and feedback not just on campaigns but on the best college campuses, and recommendations for good local bands, musicians (particularly drummers and punk rock) as well as all aspects of skateboarding culture!)
This past weekend, I worked the Taste of Park Ridge for my mom. Even while working it was really fun. There was lots of stuff to do, good food, and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.
On Friday, my friend volunteered with me and enjoyed it even though we were put onto garbage duty. I did clean up on Saturday as well. On both days, the vibrant bright shirts that read “Elect Laura Morask” were everywhere. The volunteers who wore them were very helpful. They were cleaning up tables, getting garbage off the ground, emptying overflowing cans, and helping people in general.
While I was working, random people would compliment us on the work we were doing and give us tickets for food and drinks. I think the work the volunteers did was noticed heavily by the public. My mom also came to the taste all three nights to chat with people. It seemed like a lot of people seemed to notice her. The taste was a lot of fun and really good for the campaign.
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Laura Morask, candidate for Judge of the 12th subcircuit of Cook County, is heavily invested in the local community. As part of her community outreach, she presented her second 


