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Thursday, May 9
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Tom Katz
Illinois 40 work in Whiteside County begins May 28th
The Illinois Department of Transportation today announced that weather permitting, construction on Illinois 40 in Whiteside County begins Tuesday, May 28th. The work zone is from Interstate 88 in Rock Falls to Illinois 92. Work will include milling, patching and resurfacing of the road. There ...
Thursday, May 9
by
Tom Katz
Time to Toss The Mortarboard at Sauk
Sauk Community College is set to hold its 2024 commencement ceremonies this Friday, May 10th. The event will start at 4:30 PM with the Health Professions Pinning and Commencement, followed by the general commencement at 7:00 PM. Live streaming for Family and Friends who cannot ...
Thursday, May 9
by
Tom Katz
Wake Up with The Morrison Fire Department
The 2024 Annual Morrison Fire Pancake Breakfast. Sunday, May 19th, from 7AM - 1PM at the Morrison Fire Station. We'll have Pancakes, Eggs, Sausage, Orange Juice, Milk and Coffee. Cost is a free will donation. We use donations from these events to keep our equipment ...
Thursday, May 9
by
Tom Katz
Non-Highway Vehicle Inspections Available in Sterling
The City of Sterling Sterling Police Department will begin inspecting and issuing permits for non-highway vehicles in accordance with Sterling City Ordinance Article VII- Non-Highway Vehicles. Inspections will be completed by appointment only from 8:30AM-3PM Monday through ...
Tuesday, May 7
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Tom Katz
Yorktown Road closes at I-88 May 14th
The Illinois Department of Transportation today announced that weather permitting, construction on the bridge carrying Yorktown Road over Interstate 88 in Whiteside County will begin Tuesday, May 14th. The bridge, located 4.5 miles west of the U.S. 30 spur interchange (exit 36), will be ...
Tuesday, May 7
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Tom Katz
United Way Serves Up Summer Meals for Whiteside County Kids
This summer, the United Way of Whiteside County will continue its long- standing tradition of providing free, nutritious meals to children across the county through the Let’s Feed Our Children program. From May 29th through August 7th kids and teens can receive grab-and-go lunches at ...
Tuesday, May 7
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Tom Katz
Illinoisans Have Exactly One Year to Get a REAL ID
Ahead of the federal deadline of May 7th, 2025, Secretary Giannoulias is launching the office’s “Get Real Illinois” campaign to encourage Illinoisans to obtain a REAL ID. The campaign will raise awareness about the deadline and encourage residents to apply early to avoid problems ...
Monday, May 6
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Tom Katz
8 Year Drivers License Given Committee Approval
State Representative Ryan Spain (R-Peoria) is sponsoring legislation in the Illinois House which will reward the state’s safe drives with the opportunity to stretch out their trips to the DMV to renew their licenses. SB275provides that beginning no later than July 1st, ...
Monday, May 6
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Tom Katz
Time for Ticks
With weather warming up, the Illinois Department of Public Health is urging the public to get educated about how to protect themselves from ticks and Lyme disease. Lyme disease sickens an estimated 500,000 people each year in the United States. If you become ill with ...
Friday, May 3
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Tom Katz
Light The Night for Fallen Firefighters
The Sterling Fire Department and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation are inviting the public to 'Light the Night Red' on May 4th and 5th. This event honors fallen firefighters and their families. Residents are encouraged to illuminate their homes with red lights and share ...
Friday, May 3
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Tom Katz
Senator Chesney’s Column: Northwest Illinois Values
As your Senator of the 45th District, I am privileged to be the legislative voice of about 220,000 citizens in Northwest Illinois. I gauge opinions and priorities by reaching out to the public through mailed surveys, town hall meetings, telephone town hall events, ...
Friday, May 3
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Tom Katz
Rep. Fritts Condemns Senate Bill 2412
Following yesterday’s passage of House Floor Amendment 2 to Senate Bill 2412 through the House, State Representative Bradley Fritts (R-Dixon) released the following statement “Yesterday’s passage of Senate Bill 2412 is yet another sneaky move by the majority party to grab more power and interfere ...
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