Ken Trainor is a Writer/Editor at Wednesday Journal, Inc. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, and climate change, with a particular focus on cultural movements, pop culture, and nightlife. Ken's work has also been featured in the BROOKFIELD BAR OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
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Ken Trainor's articles primarily focus on opinion editorials, often covering topics related to community, activism, memories, and time. His work frequently emphasizes local themes such as Oak Park-specific issues and events.
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A few weeks back, I spent an enjoyable evening at the Ernest Hemingway Birthplace on Oak Park Avenue listening to Scott Schwar talk about his new
With the blooming of Queen Anne's Lace and its annual sidekick, chicory, along our roadways, summer for me reaches full flower.
We are the champions, my friends. Not the White Sox or Cubs or Bears, all struggling valiantly for municipal glory.
Are you a political hobbyist or a political lobbyist? Maybe you're a political atheist (someone who doesn't believe in politics). There are probably other categories, but this is enough for one column.
Summer’s over. We mark it unofficially with Labor Day, as if to say, “Time to get back to work.” Summer ends not with a bang but with a whisper. Some bid farewell with a hushed “good riddance,” others with a more funereal release. We declare summer over, with relief or regret, and turn toward the […]
I think that I shall never see An oak among our downtown trees …
Out my hotel window looms the purple mountain majesty of Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs, dominating the horizon.
Two mysteries preoccupy me with midterm elections looming: “Why don't Americans vote?” and “What will motivate more of them to do so?” I finally
Politics is a means to some end. Democracy, if we do it well. One group believes the end justifies the means. The other group believes the means justify the end.
I've never not voted. As a citizen, I believe it's the least I can do. It's what I owe and what I'm owed. Voting is easy to do.
