• The following is a “Letter From The Editor” from Kane County Outreach Coordinator Rick Nagel.

Dear Kane County Connects Email Subscribers:

Some Kane County Connects subscribers have emailed me recently, saying they’ve suddenly stopped receiving the Kane County Connects daily or weekly e-newsletter.

Kane County Connects uses Constant Contact to send out the e-newsletter, so the reasons for any sudden stoppage are hard to pinpoint.

That said, if you or someone you know have stopped getting the Kane County Connects e-newsletter in the past few weeks, here are some things you can do:

1. Check your spam filter. Sometimes your email service will inadvertently push emails into a spam folder. If you stopped getting the KC Connects e-newsletter, check there first.
2. Check the last time you received the e-newsletter. If you were out of town and didn’t open an email in the past 15 days, it’s possible Constant Contact put your email on a “suspended” list. So, if your e-newsletter did stop suddenly, feel free to …
3. E-mail me at kanecountyconnects@gmail.com. I’ll be happy to do the troubleshooting and get you back on track. You can also, simply …
4. Re-subscribe. All you have to do is click on this link, pick the newsletter you want and you’re good to go.

Kane County Connects’ e-newsletter, of course, is a free service to citizens of Kane County. There are no solicitations, you’re not slammed with a slew of emails (one a day for the daily, one a week for the weekly) and you can unsubscribe at any time.

To sign up, all you have to do is enter your email address and first name.

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