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Rule limiting how long child care assistants can monitor toddlers remains suspended - Vimarsana News

Rule limiting how long child care assistants can monitor toddlers remains suspended

(The Center Square) – Emergency rules from the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services that limited who could watch over day care rooms with children younger than 2 years old remain on hold. Last month, the ...

America's EV Charging Infrastructure Can't Leave Cities Behind - Vimarsana News

America's EV Charging Infrastructure Can't Leave Cities Behind

Most EV owners charge at home overnight. If you live in an apartment or condo, though, that's not so easy.

Source: cnet.com
Illinois taxpayer subsidies for migrant health care could run over budget this fall, some warn - Vimarsana News

Illinois taxpayer subsidies for migrant health care could run over budget this fall, some warn

(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers are concerned the taxpayer-funded migrant health care program will run out of money by this fall. In 2020, Illinois taxpayers began to subsidize the cost of undocumented immigran...

Renters Have EVs Too. What They Don't Have Are Enough Charging Options - Vimarsana News

Renters Have EVs Too. What They Don't Have Are Enough Charging Options

Apartment buildings are notoriously lacking when it comes to home charging. Some EV advocates are trying to change that.

Source: cnet.com
Illinois taxpayer subsidies for migrant health care could run over budget this fall, some warn - Vimarsana News

Illinois taxpayer subsidies for migrant health care could run over budget this fall, some warn

(The Center Square) – Illinois lawmakers are concerned the taxpayer-funded migrant health care program will run out of money by this fall.