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June 18, 2024
The nations top expert. Something is not working. Those are the words of dr. Anthony fauci. And the numbers back dr. Fauci up. Despite the president telling you the coronavirus is fading away but the problem is too much testing. 37,000 new confirmed Coronavirus Infections in the United States on thursday. That is a new singleday high. Florida last hour reporting nearly 9,000 new infection in a single day. Florida officials reacting by suspending Alcohol Consumption at bars statewide. The nation ...
June 18, 2024
Pretty good job and now there are hot spots. These are the largest metropolitan areas in the United States. Were talking houston, phoenix, los angeles. This is the huge increase in acceleration in the epidemic and its clear that this next part is headed to be far worse in terms of number of cases, in terms of number of hospitalizations. And likely number of deaths. Than the first wave was in new york city. So, trying not to sound applektic here, but this is unfortunate. We need, now more than ev...
February 10, 2024
Community Briefs this week urge people to think about sending a veteran a Valentine this year, get ready for "Chopped," attend a Lenten lunch or volunteer for a county board.
June 23, 2023
Editor’s note: This legislative update was submitted on Friday, June 16.
June 12, 2023
Legislators returned to the capitol last week as the 2023 legislative interim kicked off and the pace picks up for preparations for next session. Fourteen committees and task force meetings took place
May 20, 2022
Community briefs: Applications open for Citizen Academy; Artist reception tonight at The Myrna; Rock painting class at senior center; student news and more community news.
March 24, 2022
Electronics recycling event today
April 28, 2021
Pritzker signs massive health care reform plan to improve access and quality of services Unmute SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Gov. JB Pritzker signed a massive health care reform plan into law Tuesday. This marked the fourth and final proposal from the Legislative Black Caucus agenda to become law in recent months. Members wanted to make sure every Illinoisan receives quality health care, regardless of race, gender, or income. Rep. Camille Lilly (D-Chicago) was one of the ...