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Enhancing Safety and Communication for Peoria County’s Autism Community

In Peoria County, a groundbreaking initiative aims to enhance interactions between emergency responders and the autism and special needs community. The LINKED-Autism Safety Project, developed by Ashley McClain, a mother within the autism community, facilitates this vital connection. This voluntary program allows caregivers to ...
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Geneseo Unites to Empower Residents Through Medical Equipment Drive

In Geneseo, local authorities and medical facilities are joining forces for a commendable cause. The Geneseo Police Department, alongside Hammond-Henry Hospital, is spearheading a medical equipment donation drive to bolster the efforts of Rebuilding Together Henry County. This initiative aims to gather and refurbish ...
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Galva Marching Wildcats Triumph with Stellar Performance and Leadership

In an exhilarating finale to their season, the Galva Marching Wildcats clinched a commendable third place in their class at the recent band competition. The spotlight shone brightly on Avery Dooley, who was awarded Best Drum Major, highlighting their exceptional leadership and skill. The ...
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Excitement Builds for the Upcoming 2025 Kewanee Park District Splash Pad Debut

The community's anticipation for the new splash pad, set to open in spring 2025, is palpable following the recent approval of the design and equipment. This exciting project was greenlit at the last board meeting, ensuring that everything is on track for its debut. ...
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Peoria County State’s Attorney Makes History by Filing RICO Act Charges Against Adults and Juveniles

In a landmark case for Peoria, Illinois, ten members of the so-called “Snakes” gang face charges under the RICO Act (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations), marking a historical move by the State’s Attorney's Office to curb local violence. This is the first time the ...
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Wethersfield Teachers Trade Chalk for Fries in a Night of Community and Support

In an exciting community gathering, Wethersfield McTeacher Night proved to be a resounding success, raising $853 to benefit local education. This annual event, which sees teachers swapping classrooms for the fast-food counter, brought together families in support of the school, with the proceeds aimed ...
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Prepare for Overnight Power Outage in Galva to Allow Ameren to Make Grid Repairs

Tonight, residents in certain areas of Galva will experience a planned power outage from 11 PM to approximately 5 AM as Ameren undertakes essential repairs to their electrical grid. For those unsure if their address is affected, Ameren encourages you to call their helpline ...
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Stay Safe and Spooky Halloween Tips from Kewanee Police

The Kewanee Police Department is stepping up to ensure a spooktacular celebration for all. With excitement brewing, authorities emphasize the importance of planning your trick-or-treat route in advance, sticking to familiar, well-lit areas to ensure children's safety. Adding a sparkle to the night, costumes ...
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The 4th Annual Central School Career Exploration Fair on November 12, 2024

The 4th Annual Central School Career Exploration Fair is set for November 12th, 2024, at Central School Steamer Gym in Kewanee, Illinois. The event will run from 8 AM to 3 PM, providing an opportunity for companies and professionals to engage with about 700 ...
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Support The Central School Holiday Drive by Donating Treasures

Central School is currently running a holiday store donation drive. The community is encouraged to donate new or gently used items such as jewelry, home decor, and books. Please refrain from donating clothing, used lotions, or glassware. See the list of desired donations on ...
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League of Women Voters Talk Ballot Security and Safeguarding Democracy in Illinois

In Illinois, the integrity of your vote is taken seriously, thanks to stringent ballot handling procedures. Whether voting by mail or in person, measures like pre- and post-election testing of equipment and public ballot counting ensure transparency and accuracy. Additionally, post-election audits confirm correct ...
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Tentative Property Assessment Factor for Bureau County

According to David Harris, director of the Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR), the Illinois Department of Revenue has issued a tentative property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000 for Bureau County for 2024, aiming to maintain uniform property assessments across counties. This ensures fair tax ...
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