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The 88-year-old Whiting White Castle will be remembered with displays at museums in two different states.

Following the disastrous train derailment in Ohio back in February, emergency preparedness was the topic of discussion in a meeting with Springfield officials Thursday evening. Each year there are over 1100 train derailments in the U.S. with some dangerously impacting communities. Springfield officials want to be prepared to make sure that doesn't happen here.

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The World Bank Group’s public consultation period on our Evolution Process is open until May 31, 2023. The Development Committee paper providing the basis for the consultations is now available here. Click below on ‘submit feedback’ to share your views. A survey with guiding questions for your feedback is available below. You can also provide written comments by email to EvolutionRoadmap@worldbankgroup.org. A summary of stakeholder views will be posted at a later date. Watch our live co...

The World Bank Group’s Boards of Executive Directors discussed with Management an Evolution Roadmap for the Bank Group to better address the scale of development challenges that affect the Group’s ability to achieve its mission.

WHEELING — Construction of the new Market Street Parking Garage in downtown Wheeling is progressing to the point that officials are ready to look for a tenant or tenants to occupy the large street-level retail space that will be available there. This week, members of the Development Committee of Wheeling City Council agreed to forward […]

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Uyghur activists gathered around the world on April 5 to protest against atrocities by China in East Turkistan on the 33rd anniversary of the Baren Uprising.

Evanston’s Housing and Community Development Committee voted to move forward with three new housing ordinances that will raise the demolition tax, maintain unit counts in future permits for certain buildings and push back on predatory real estate practices on March 21.  An October 2022 survey asking residents about equity issues in the city found more...

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