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Chicago Won't Increase Indoor Dining Capacity When State Eases COVID Restrictions The city of Chicago won't permit bars and restaurants to increase indoor dining capacity even though Illinois health officials are expected to ease restrictions in the city as a result of progress in the fight against COVID-19, city officials announced Friday. Chicago, which is designated as Region 11 by the Illinois Department of Public Health, remained at Tier 1 Friday, the highest level of restrictions that allows indoor dining. Under Tier 1 mitigations, indoor service is limited to lesser of 25% or 25 perso...

Pritzker Pushes Back on Claim That Ill. Ranks Among Bottom of States for COVID Vaccine Distribution Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday pushed back on claims that Illinois ranks near the bottom of all 50 states for COVID-19 vaccine distribution. The New York Times' tracker of vaccine distribution across the country ranks Illinois 44th of all 50 states for percentage of the population that has received at least the first of two doses of the vaccine, with 4.7% of Illinois residents having received at least their first dose. The tracker also ranked Illinois at 43rd in the U.S. for percent...

What Draws So Many Boomers to America's Largest Retirement Community? Charles Bramesco, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The retirement mega-community known as “The Villages” sprawls out over a slice of central Florida approximately 14 miles long and five miles across, a thick rectangle of land just northwest of Orlando. The geriatric paradise offers every form of recreation known to man against an immaculately manicured backdrop, making it one of America’s fastest-growing communities at 130,000 and counting — and the setting of Some Kind of Heaven, the debut documentary feature fro...

Dentistry in my life. >> reporter: dr. silverberg ordered the plaque so we could inspect this so-called honor. but other doctors make a big deal of these "top doc" plaques, touting them on their web sites for promotional purposes. how do you get that honor? the company first sends doctors a flattering letter, congratulating them on their impressive achievements. doctors are then encouraged to buy plaques that can cost over $500. but we wanted to check for ourselves just how "top" some of these doctors really are. we went on the consumers research council of america's web site and found dozens ...