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Record breaking travel weekend Posted: Jul 5, 2021 11:47 PM Posted By: Hannah Follman MARSHALL, IL (WTHI) - The Fourth of July holiday is breaking travel records left and right. Triple AAA reports this Independence Day weekend saw the second-highest travel volume on record. Nearly 50 million people traveled this past weekend. Larry Mitchell is just one of the millions of people traveling from state to state. “I think it’s pretty wonderful people are getting out and about again,” he said. Mitchell is traveling around the Midwest this summer. He says the Fourth of July was a very busy w...

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OGDENSBURG — A referendum to provide $350,000 in funding to the Ogdensburg Public Library passed Tuesday by a vote of almost two to one. The referendum to provide funding to the library was unofficially 770 to 395, before any absentee ballots were counted. “We have a lot of work ahead of us, but we’ll have stable funding and that is absolutely wonderful,” Ogdensburg Public Library Executive Director Penny J. Kerfien said. The referendum was needed by the library because the city announced that this year was the last year it would provide funding to the library located at 3...

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OGDENSBURG — Ogdensburg City School District will be moving to fully in-person learning starting Monday. On April 9, the state Department of Health updated its interim guidance for in-person instruction at pre-k through 12th grade schools during the COVID-19 pandemic to include U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s guide to prioritize safe in-person learning while adhering to mitigation strategies. “The health and safety of our students, staff, and community is the primary concern of the Ogdensburg City School District,” Superintendent Kevin Kendall said in a p...