Trump Warns of Potential For ‘Tremendous Fraud’ As States Expand Vote By Mail
Trump said, without providing details, that he is looking at withholding federal funds from states that expand mail-in balloting.
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Illinois Secretary Of State To Reopen Motor Vehicle Offices
The first two months, the offices will focus only on new drivers, drivers with expired licenses, and vehicle transactions.
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All Day Outdoor Dining Begins This Friday At Logan’s With Special Guests Back Country Roads Trio
Logan’s in Freeport will be offering outside dining this Friday, May 29, with first come, first serve, no reservation seating.
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Rogers Hair Center Freeport To Open Friday May 29 By Appointment Only
Rogers said they will begin taking appointments on Thursday, May 28th
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Illinois Lawmakers Finalize Arguments For And Against Progressive Income Tax Amendment To Be Sent To Voters
This week, lawmakers passed a measure spelling out the arguments for and against the amendment that will be sent to voters.
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As Churches In Illinois Prepare To Reopen Safely, Megachurch Pastor Criticizes Restrictions
“The government doesn’t get to tell us when we’re going to worship or how we’re going to worship,” megachurch pastor Brian Gibson said.
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Report: South Dakota Has Least, Illinois Most Coronavirus Restrictions
The analysis evaluated data from the National Governors Association, Kaiser Family Foundation, Child Care Aware of America, Ballotpedia, National Conference of State Legislatures, the COVID Tracking Project among others.
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Annual Flushing In Freeport May 26 – June 5th
During flushing, customers may experience rusty or cloudy colored water.
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City of Freeport Designated “SolSmart Gold” for Advancing Solar Energy Growth
This designation recognizes Freeport for taking bold steps to encourage solar energy growth and remove obstacles to solar development, a press released issued by the city Friday afternoon said.
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State’s First Hemp Harvest Exceeds What Farmers Can Market
Right now we produce more than the retail market can handle.
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Anonymous Donor To Give $5,000 To Freeport Art Museum If Matched
Every gift the community makes to this urgent appeal – up to $5,000 – will be matched dollar for dollar by the anonymous donor.
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Trustees Name Kuberski Next Highland Community College President
Kuberski started at Highland in 2015 as the executive vice president, where she provides leadership to the administrative team under the direction of the president.
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Sweden’s Top Infectious Disease Expert Says COVID-19 Lockdowns Are Not Based on Science. History Shows He Could Be Right
The debate over COVID-19 lockdowns has thrust Sweden into the global spotlight. Anders Tegnell, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, said he’s confident Sweden’s approach is the right one.
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Despite Concerns, Measure Expanding Vote-By-Mail In Illinois Advances
State Rep. Kelly Burke, D-Evergreen Park, said the measure is only for the Nov. 3, 2020, election.
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Fewer Traffic Collisions During Shutdown Means Longer Waits For Organ Donations
“I was excited,” Jimenez said. “But then my mind hit me: Somebody died.”
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