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Barn Owls Webinar

  Barn owls are endangered in Illinois. Most barn owl nesting has been reported in the southern half of the state. With a recovery plan, Kankakee County can see barn owl numbers increase. Learn how we can help this endangered bird. University of Illinois Extension, Kankakee County and the Kankakee River Valley Forest Preserve District are hosting the program with Stewardship Coordinator, Terry Esker of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.  Pre-registration is required by February 25. If you have any questions, please contact Holly Froning, Master Gardener Coordinator at froning@illinois.edu.  Keywords

9 Days On Shawnee National Forest s Snake Road Of Illinois

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Off The Menu: Higher menu prices in the offing

Off The Menu: Higher menu prices in the offing Updated Feb 27, 2021; When the day arrives for restaurant operations to return to “normal,” whatever that will look like one thing is almost certain. Those dining out will find themselves facing higher menu prices. The many food production and distribution bottlenecks the pandemic has created have already driven up wholesale and retail food prices, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture reporting that food prices increase 3.5% last, almost double the 20-year average rate. Minimum wage legislation working its way through the U.S. Congress will likely have a substantial impact on restaurant labor costs, especially for those operations that rely on “tip credit” provisions to set wage rates for tipped employees.

Springfield City Council: Veteran Roy Williams named Ward 3 alderman

Roy Williams Jr., a community organizer and Army veteran, has been named the replacement for Sen. Doris Turner, D-Springfield, on the Springfield City Council. Mayor Jim Langfelder announced Friday that Williams had beaten out eight others to serve the final two years of Turner s term. The others who showed interest included Billy Earl, Bill Eddington II, Diane Howard, Fredrick Jackson, District 186 Board District 6 Representative Judith Johnson, Sangamon County District 19 Board Member Vera Small, former Capitol Township trustee Candice Trees and Nadine Wright. The nomination will be presented Tuesday to the full city council. Williams will be up for election in 2023, when the next round of city elections are slated to be held.

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