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97ZOK Teacher of the Week-Caitlin Seibert Welsh Elementary - Vimarsana News

97ZOK Teacher of the Week-Caitlin Seibert Welsh Elementary

97ZOK's Teacher of the Week from Rockford's Welsh Elementary is being honored for consistently building confident and resilient young people in her classroom.

Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes - Vimarsana News

Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes

At the national level more than 108,000 vehicles were in fatal crashes where their speed was recorded, and nearly 8,000 were found to be traveling faster than 80 miles per hour, while more than 2,000 were above 100 miles per hour.

Rockford Foodie Dreams: Top Chain Restaurants Locals Are Begging For - Vimarsana News

Rockford Foodie Dreams: Top Chain Restaurants Locals Are Begging For

Rockford's food scene is about to get a makeover with the upcoming openings of Buona Beef and Rainbow Cone! Dive into the city's culinary wishlist.

Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes - Vimarsana News

Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes

At the national level more than 108,000 vehicles were in fatal crashes where their speed was recorded, and nearly 8,000 were found to be traveling faster than 80 miles per hour, while more than 2,000 were above 100 miles per hour.

Source: wkfr.com
Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes - Vimarsana News

Illinois Ranks 3rd in America For High Speed Fatal Crashes

At the national level more than 108,000 vehicles were in fatal crashes where their speed was recorded, and nearly 8,000 were found to be traveling faster than 80 miles per hour, while more than 2,000 were above 100 miles per hour.

Source: wkmi.com