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Newsroom blog navigation University of Illinois System NewsRead the latest University of Illinois System news from the Office for University Relations. Jun 1, 2021 4:30 pm Images The following message was sent today to University of Illinois System students, faculty and staff regarding the budget for fiscal year 2022 approved over the weekend by the Illinois General Assembly. Dear faculty, staff, students and friends: Over the holiday weekend, the Illinois legislature approved a budget for the coming fiscal year that would hold state appropriations at current-year levels for the University of Illinois System. The proposed budget will be sent to Gov. J.B. Pritzker, who is expected to sign it into law.

Weiss Memorial Hospital wants to sell a parking lot Activists say that s a bad sign | Feature

click to enlarge Neighbors worry that the sale of the Weiss Hospital parking lot would signal the closure of the hospital itself. Community members are sounding the alarm at Weiss Memorial Hospital’s plans to sell a surface parking lot, which they say could signal a plan to shutter the Uptown hospital that boasts a novel surgery center for transgender patients. Dallas-based real estate firm Lincoln Property Company has a deal to buy the parking lot at the corner of Wilson Avenue and Marine Drive, which the firm wants to redevelop into a more than 300-unit residential building. But neighbors say they worry the company will quickly shut the hospital down if 46th ward alderman James Cappleman and his zoning and development committee approve rezoning of the land for residential use. The committee postponed their vote on the plans until mid-June after community outcry including a press conference before a previous committee meeting leaving some critics, like lo

When shots were scarce, 60% of Chicago s vaccine supply went to residents of affluent suburbs and low-risk neighborhoods, Tribune analysis shows

‘This is the norm.’ How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity. Stacy St. Clair, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune Margarita Dominguez receives a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine during a mass vaccination event held by St. Anthony Hospital on May 2, 2021, in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. Nearly 70% of St. Anthony’s shots went to residents of the city’s harder-hit neighborhoods. In the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine’s release, a joke made the rounds among people hunting for appointments in Chicago: What’s the best way to find a shot in the city?

This is the norm How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity

‘This is the norm.’ How early vaccine shots went to residents of affluent suburbs and Chicagoans in low-risk areas, despite city push for equity. Stacy St. Clair, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune Margarita Dominguez receives a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine during a mass vaccination event held by St. Anthony Hospital on May 2, 2021, in the Little Village neighborhood of Chicago. Nearly 70% of St. Anthony’s shots went to residents of the city’s harder-hit neighborhoods. In the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine’s release, a joke made the rounds among people hunting for appointments in Chicago: What’s the best way to find a shot in the city?

Chicago vaccine shots went to suburbanites and low-risk neighborhoods early on

Chicago vaccine shots went to suburbanites and low-risk neighborhoods early on
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