Valpo getting more than just a ballplayer in BBCHS' Rodriguez
Valpo getting more than just a ballplayer in BBCHS' Rodriguez
Bradley-Bourbonnais pitcher Alex Rodriquez worked extensively this offseason in hopes of having a dominant senior season. He lived in the gym during the fall and winter, only for his last ride to get canceled by the coronavirus.
Bradley-Bourbonnais pitcher Alex Rodriquez worked extensively this offseason in hopes of having a dominant senior season. He lived in the gym during the fall and winter, only for his last ride to get canceled by the coronavirus.
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Valpo getting more than just a ballplayer in BBCHS' Rodriguez
Valpo getting more than just a ballplayer in BBCHS' Rodriguez
Bradley-Bourbonnais pitcher Alex Rodriquez worked extensively this offseason in hopes of having a dominant senior season. He lived in the gym during the fall and winter, only for his last ride to get canceled by the coronavirus.
Bradley-Bourbonnais pitcher Alex Rodriquez worked extensively this offseason in hopes of having a dominant senior season. He lived in the gym during the fall and winter, only for his last ride to get canceled by the coronavirus.
Last June, minutes after Beecher wrapped up its second IHSA Class 2A Softball State championship, murmurs about not being able to wait to defend the title already were coming up.
But for seniors Karly Bainbridge, Emily Hayhurst, Margaret Landis, Christina Lorenzatti and Kaylie Sippel, that chance never came after the 2020 season was canceled because of the coronavirus.
Last June, minutes after Beecher wrapped up its second IHSA Class 2A Softball State championship, murmurs about not being able to wait to defend the title already were coming up.
But for seniors Karly Bainbridge, Emily Hayhurst, Margaret Landis, Christina Lorenzatti and Kaylie Sippel, that chance never came after the 2020 season was canceled because of the coronavirus.
Last June, minutes after Beecher wrapped up its second IHSA Class 2A Softball State championship, murmurs about not being able to wait to defend the title already were coming up.
But for seniors Karly Bainbridge, Emily Hayhurst, Margaret Landis, Christina Lorenzatti and Kaylie Sippel, that chance never came after the 2020 season was canceled because of the coronavirus.
Last June, minutes after Beecher wrapped up its second IHSA Class 2A Softball State championship, murmurs about not being able to wait to defend the title already were coming up.
But for seniors Karly Bainbridge, Emily Hayhurst, Margaret Landis, Christina Lorenzatti and Kaylie Sippel, that chance never came after the 2020 season was canceled because of the coronavirus.
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To our seniors
To our seniors
Sports are far from the only senior activities that will be canceled or severely altered. That last day of roaming the hallways for a day of school already is gone. Senior skip day went from a day of fun to months of quarantine. I already have seen schools trying to think of creative substitutes for traditional proms and graduation ceremonies. Whatever does happen in regard to those final moments of high school, it will be different.
That’s something you all can embrace. The Class of 2020 always will be remembered for its unique circumstances, so why not make the best of those memories. Everyone else will be sharing the same, traditional memories with their grandkids, but you will have a different story of how high school ended for you.
Sports are far from the only senior activities that will be canceled or severely altered. That last day of roaming the hallways for a day of school already is gone. Senior skip day went from a day of fun to months of quarantine. I already have seen schools trying to think of creative substitutes for traditional proms and graduation ceremonies. Whatever does happen in regard to those final moments of high school, it will be different.
That’s something you all can embrace. The Class of 2020 always will be remembered for its unique circumstances, so why not make the best of those memories. Everyone else will be sharing the same, traditional memories with their grandkids, but you will have a different story of how high school ended for you.
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To our seniors
To our seniors
Sports are far from the only senior activities that will be canceled or severely altered. That last day of roaming the hallways for a day of school already is gone. Senior skip day went from a day of fun to months of quarantine. I already have seen schools trying to think of creative substitutes for traditional proms and graduation ceremonies. Whatever does happen in regard to those final moments of high school, it will be different.
That’s something you all can embrace. The Class of 2020 always will be remembered for its unique circumstances, so why not make the best of those memories. Everyone else will be sharing the same, traditional memories with their grandkids, but you will have a different story of how high school ended for you.
Sports are far from the only senior activities that will be canceled or severely altered. That last day of roaming the hallways for a day of school already is gone. Senior skip day went from a day of fun to months of quarantine. I already have seen schools trying to think of creative substitutes for traditional proms and graduation ceremonies. Whatever does happen in regard to those final moments of high school, it will be different.
That’s something you all can embrace. The Class of 2020 always will be remembered for its unique circumstances, so why not make the best of those memories. Everyone else will be sharing the same, traditional memories with their grandkids, but you will have a different story of how high school ended for you.
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Joe Yurgine: World changes, but newspapers still needed
Joe Yurgine: World changes, but newspapers still needed
Where would we be if voters were not kept current and educated about city council and school board meetings, budgets, environmental and zoning hearings, politics, court issues and governmental actions at all levels? I’ll end this with Fitzgerald's last line in his book “The Great Gatsby,” “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past” perhaps again coming to a time to when 10-year-olds will again be going door to door at night hustling for subscriptions to win a trip to Washington D.C.
Where would we be if voters were not kept current and educated about city council and school board meetings, budgets, environmental and zoning hearings, politics, court issues and governmental actions at all levels? I’ll end this with Fitzgerald's last line in his book “The Great Gatsby,” “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past” perhaps again coming to a time to when 10-year-olds will again be going door to door at night hustling for subscriptions to win a trip to Washington D.C.
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Joe Yurgine: World changes, but newspapers still needed
Joe Yurgine: World changes, but newspapers still needed
Where would we be if voters were not kept current and educated about city council and school board meetings, budgets, environmental and zoning hearings, politics, court issues and governmental actions at all levels? I’ll end this with Fitzgerald's last line in his book “The Great Gatsby,” “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past” perhaps again coming to a time to when 10-year-olds will again be going door to door at night hustling for subscriptions to win a trip to Washington D.C.
Where would we be if voters were not kept current and educated about city council and school board meetings, budgets, environmental and zoning hearings, politics, court issues and governmental actions at all levels? I’ll end this with Fitzgerald's last line in his book “The Great Gatsby,” “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past” perhaps again coming to a time to when 10-year-olds will again be going door to door at night hustling for subscriptions to win a trip to Washington D.C.
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Scott Reeder: Here's how to have Quad-City style pizza anywhere
Scott Reeder: Here's how to have Quad-City style pizza anywhere
In 2011, Roots opened in Chicago specializing in Quad-City style pizza. Despite Chicago being a notoriously difficult restaurant market known for its own unique style of pizza, Roots has flourished and now has four Chicago locations.
In 2011, Roots opened in Chicago specializing in Quad-City style pizza. Despite Chicago being a notoriously difficult restaurant market known for its own unique style of pizza, Roots has flourished and now has four Chicago locations.
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Scott Reeder: Here's how to have Quad-City style pizza anywhere
Scott Reeder: Here's how to have Quad-City style pizza anywhere
In 2011, Roots opened in Chicago specializing in Quad-City style pizza. Despite Chicago being a notoriously difficult restaurant market known for its own unique style of pizza, Roots has flourished and now has four Chicago locations.
In 2011, Roots opened in Chicago specializing in Quad-City style pizza. Despite Chicago being a notoriously difficult restaurant market known for its own unique style of pizza, Roots has flourished and now has four Chicago locations.
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Gary Moore: Our nation afraid...
Gary Moore: Our nation afraid...
Fear is a healthy sensation, as it can keep some of us from what I’ll call the “Oh yeah? Hold my beer” syndrome. Fear kept our early ancestors from being eaten by saber-tooth tigers. I can go on, but you get the picture. However, fear can also make you react irrationally at times where rational thinking is needed. Fear can negatively impact your health and ruin your life.
Fear is a healthy sensation, as it can keep some of us from what I’ll call the “Oh yeah? Hold my beer” syndrome. Fear kept our early ancestors from being eaten by saber-tooth tigers. I can go on, but you get the picture. However, fear can also make you react irrationally at times where rational thinking is needed. Fear can negatively impact your health and ruin your life.
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Gary Moore: Our nation afraid...
Gary Moore: Our nation afraid...
Fear is a healthy sensation, as it can keep some of us from what I’ll call the “Oh yeah? Hold my beer” syndrome. Fear kept our early ancestors from being eaten by saber-tooth tigers. I can go on, but you get the picture. However, fear can also make you react irrationally at times where rational thinking is needed. Fear can negatively impact your health and ruin your life.
Fear is a healthy sensation, as it can keep some of us from what I’ll call the “Oh yeah? Hold my beer” syndrome. Fear kept our early ancestors from being eaten by saber-tooth tigers. I can go on, but you get the picture. However, fear can also make you react irrationally at times where rational thinking is needed. Fear can negatively impact your health and ruin your life.
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Ron Jackson: Financial gain has many turn blind eye toward president
Ron Jackson: Financial gain has many turn blind eye toward president
Certain expectations and responsibilities come with every job. There is no greater expectation of conduct and responsibility than that which comes with the office of the president of the United States. Or so it used to be.
Certain expectations and responsibilities come with every job. There is no greater expectation of conduct and responsibility than that which comes with the office of the president of the United States. Or so it used to be.
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Ron Jackson: Financial gain has many turn blind eye toward president
Ron Jackson: Financial gain has many turn blind eye toward president
Certain expectations and responsibilities come with every job. There is no greater expectation of conduct and responsibility than that which comes with the office of the president of the United States. Or so it used to be.
Certain expectations and responsibilities come with every job. There is no greater expectation of conduct and responsibility than that which comes with the office of the president of the United States. Or so it used to be.
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Throwback: Great inter-state fair opens today with a big crowd
Throwback: Great inter-state fair opens today with a big crowd
The year was 1918. America was embroiled in World War I, women were pushing for the right to vote, and a flu pandemic would soon devastate the country. Our Throwback Thursday takes a look back at our most popular stories from this month in history, from the quirky to the heartbreaking.
The year was 1918. America was embroiled in World War I, women were pushing for the right to vote, and a flu pandemic would soon devastate the country. Our Throwback Thursday takes a look back at our most popular stories from this month in history, from the quirky to the heartbreaking.
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Retroceso: Gran feria interestatal abre hoy con una gran multitud
Retroceso: Gran feria interestatal abre hoy con una gran multitud
El año era 1918. Estados Unidos estuvo envuelto en la Primera Guerra Mundial, las mujeres estaban presionando por el derecho al voto, y una pandemia de gripe pronto devastaría el país. Nuestro Throwback Thursday eche un vistazo a nuestras historias más populares de este mes de la historia, desde
El año era 1918. Estados Unidos estuvo envuelto en la Primera Guerra Mundial, las mujeres estaban presionando por el derecho al voto, y una pandemia de gripe pronto devastaría el país. Nuestro Throwback Thursday eche un vistazo a nuestras historias más populares de este mes de la historia, desde
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Scott Reeder: Sore losers, mail-in ballots a combustible combination?
Scott Reeder: Sore losers, mail-in ballots a combustible combination?
What happens if a presidential candidate contends he is the victim of massive voter fraud and instead of conceding chooses to challenge the legitimacy of the electoral process? That has never happened in this country, if it does the republic could be in peril.
Sore losers are not just a distraction to democracy, they have the potential to undermine it.
What happens if a presidential candidate contends he is the victim of massive voter fraud and instead of conceding chooses to challenge the legitimacy of the electoral process? That has never happened in this country, if it does the republic could be in peril.
Sore losers are not just a distraction to democracy, they have the potential to undermine it.
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Scott Reeder: Sore losers, mail-in ballots a combustible combination?
Scott Reeder: Sore losers, mail-in ballots a combustible combination?
What happens if a presidential candidate contends he is the victim of massive voter fraud and instead of conceding chooses to challenge the legitimacy of the electoral process? That has never happened in this country, if it does the republic could be in peril.
Sore losers are not just a distraction to democracy, they have the potential to undermine it.
What happens if a presidential candidate contends he is the victim of massive voter fraud and instead of conceding chooses to challenge the legitimacy of the electoral process? That has never happened in this country, if it does the republic could be in peril.
Sore losers are not just a distraction to democracy, they have the potential to undermine it.
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Ron Jackson: Census participation is your responsibility
Ron Jackson: Census participation is your responsibility
It is that time again when we look back at what was and make a promise or give hope that what lies ahead will be better. Jan. 1, 2020, not only rings in a new year but a new decade, a significance that is too often overlooked.
As we say good-bye to a decade that brought us a movement of who matters or belongs, the most important year of every new decade arrives with certain dual individual and governmental responsibility, a constitutionally mandated selfie or U.S. Census. Ready or not, it is time to be counted. And, you matter.
It is that time again when we look back at what was and make a promise or give hope that what lies ahead will be better. Jan. 1, 2020, not only rings in a new year but a new decade, a significance that is too often overlooked.
As we say good-bye to a decade that brought us a movement of who matters or belongs, the most important year of every new decade arrives with certain dual individual and governmental responsibility, a constitutionally mandated selfie or U.S. Census. Ready or not, it is time to be counted. And, you matter.
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Ron Jackson: Census participation is your responsibility
Ron Jackson: Census participation is your responsibility
It is that time again when we look back at what was and make a promise or give hope that what lies ahead will be better. Jan. 1, 2020, not only rings in a new year but a new decade, a significance that is too often overlooked.
As we say good-bye to a decade that brought us a movement of who matters or belongs, the most important year of every new decade arrives with certain dual individual and governmental responsibility, a constitutionally mandated selfie or U.S. Census. Ready or not, it is time to be counted. And, you matter.
It is that time again when we look back at what was and make a promise or give hope that what lies ahead will be better. Jan. 1, 2020, not only rings in a new year but a new decade, a significance that is too often overlooked.
As we say good-bye to a decade that brought us a movement of who matters or belongs, the most important year of every new decade arrives with certain dual individual and governmental responsibility, a constitutionally mandated selfie or U.S. Census. Ready or not, it is time to be counted. And, you matter.
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Dennis Marek: Can we be driven further apart?
Dennis Marek: Can we be driven further apart?
The news is full of two stories, the pandemic and the protests. The division between the two sides on both issues is frightening. The refusal to wear face masks as a God-given right of freedom is patently ridiculous. But our leader won’t wear one. The right seems to think that the swamp has been drained. Don’t argue with them. They refuse to believe that their president is fallible. At the same time, some of the demands of the Democratic leaders seem more concerned with making Trump look bad than finding the best way to guide our nation out of these two disasters. Our aim should be cooperation, getting the left and the right close enough to have some agreements and some disagreements and not hate each other.
The news is full of two stories, the pandemic and the protests. The division between the two sides on both issues is frightening. The refusal to wear face masks as a God-given right of freedom is patently ridiculous. But our leader won’t wear one. The right seems to think that the swamp has been drained. Don’t argue with them. They refuse to believe that their president is fallible. At the same time, some of the demands of the Democratic leaders seem more concerned with making Trump look bad than finding the best way to guide our nation out of these two disasters. Our aim should be cooperation, getting the left and the right close enough to have some agreements and some disagreements and not hate each other.
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Dennis Marek: Can we be driven further apart?
Dennis Marek: Can we be driven further apart?
The news is full of two stories, the pandemic and the protests. The division between the two sides on both issues is frightening. The refusal to wear face masks as a God-given right of freedom is patently ridiculous. But our leader won’t wear one. The right seems to think that the swamp has been drained. Don’t argue with them. They refuse to believe that their president is fallible. At the same time, some of the demands of the Democratic leaders seem more concerned with making Trump look bad than finding the best way to guide our nation out of these two disasters. Our aim should be cooperation, getting the left and the right close enough to have some agreements and some disagreements and not hate each other.
The news is full of two stories, the pandemic and the protests. The division between the two sides on both issues is frightening. The refusal to wear face masks as a God-given right of freedom is patently ridiculous. But our leader won’t wear one. The right seems to think that the swamp has been drained. Don’t argue with them. They refuse to believe that their president is fallible. At the same time, some of the demands of the Democratic leaders seem more concerned with making Trump look bad than finding the best way to guide our nation out of these two disasters. Our aim should be cooperation, getting the left and the right close enough to have some agreements and some disagreements and not hate each other.
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Fight of his life: Bourbonnais man hospitalized for 91 days due to COVID-19
Fight of his life: Bourbonnais man hospitalized for 91 days due to COVID-19
“Anyone who says COVID is not real is crazy,” he said. “I’m here to tell them otherwise.”
“Anyone who says COVID is not real is crazy,” he said. “I’m here to tell them otherwise.”
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Fight of his life: Bourbonnais man hospitalized for 91 days due to COVID-19
Fight of his life: Bourbonnais man hospitalized for 91 days due to COVID-19
“Anyone who says COVID is not real is crazy,” he said. “I’m here to tell them otherwise.”
“Anyone who says COVID is not real is crazy,” he said. “I’m here to tell them otherwise.”
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BROTHER GEORGE BBQ
BROTHER GEORGE BBQ
You can smell the meat cooking and the sauce brewing from a mile away. You can hear the music playing as you get closer. For almost two and a half years now, Brother George’s BBQ has been a favored staple upon entering Kankakee.
“I have a pretty good product. I put all I have into it. I have a passion for it. It’s not like work. I put love into it because I’m concerned about everything, every detail. I always look out for others, and this is another way for me to do that,” said “Brother” George Smith, owner of Brother George’s BBQ.
You can smell the meat cooking and the sauce brewing from a mile away. You can hear the music playing as you get closer. For almost two and a half years now, Brother George’s BBQ has been a favored staple upon entering Kankakee.
“I have a pretty good product. I put all I have into it. I have a passion for it. It’s not like work. I put love into it because I’m concerned about everything, every detail. I always look out for others, and this is another way for me to do that,” said “Brother” George Smith, owner of Brother George’s BBQ.
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BROTHER GEORGE BBQ
BROTHER GEORGE BBQ
Se puede oler la carne cocinada y la salsa elaborada a una milla de distancia. Puedes escuchar la música mientras te acercas. Durante casi dos años y medio, la barbacoa del hermano George ha sido un elemento favorito al ingresar a Kankakee. “Tengo un producto bastante bueno. Pongo todo lo que te
Se puede oler la carne cocinada y la salsa elaborada a una milla de distancia. Puedes escuchar la música mientras te acercas. Durante casi dos años y medio, la barbacoa del hermano George ha sido un elemento favorito al ingresar a Kankakee. “Tengo un producto bastante bueno. Pongo todo lo que te
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MUSIC OF THE CIVIL WAR
MUSIC OF THE CIVIL WAR
IIn the 1850s, the decade leading up to the Civil War, music was heard and played everywhere in the country. Classical pieces, opera, dances, religious music, band music, and blackface minstrel songs permeated the culture. Parlor pianos everywhere rang out sentimental ballads, with the music of Stephen Foster the most prominent.
When the Civil war broke out in April, 1861, the country was primed and ready for a musical explosion of patriotism and emotional expression. Publishers poured out an amazing variety of war music beginning with George F. Root's The First Gun is Fired, published only three days after the bombardment of Fort Sumter. From that day, countless songs on many subjects were published daily over the next four years.
IIn the 1850s, the decade leading up to the Civil War, music was heard and played everywhere in the country. Classical pieces, opera, dances, religious music, band music, and blackface minstrel songs permeated the culture. Parlor pianos everywhere rang out sentimental ballads, with the music of Stephen Foster the most prominent.
When the Civil war broke out in April, 1861, the country was primed and ready for a musical explosion of patriotism and emotional expression. Publishers poured out an amazing variety of war music beginning with George F. Root's The First Gun is Fired, published only three days after the bombardment of Fort Sumter. From that day, countless songs on many subjects were published daily over the next four years.
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MÚSICA DE LA GUERRA CIVIL
MÚSICA DE LA GUERRA CIVIL
En la década de 1850, la década anterior a la Guerra Civil, la música se escuchó y se jugó en todo el país. Piezas clásicas, ópera, bailes, música religiosa, música de banda y cantos trovadores de color negro impregnaron la cultura. Los pianos de salón en todas partes sonaban baladas sent
En la década de 1850, la década anterior a la Guerra Civil, la música se escuchó y se jugó en todo el país. Piezas clásicas, ópera, bailes, música religiosa, música de banda y cantos trovadores de color negro impregnaron la cultura. Los pianos de salón en todas partes sonaban baladas sent
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Driving the Dixie
Driving the Dixie
The Dixie Highway runs all the way from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and was started in 1915. Part of this historic highway runs through downtown Momence. As an effort to promote the highway and the history of the towns it runs through, many historic societies along the route, led by the Momence historic society, have teamed up with an event called Driving the Dixie
The Dixie Highway runs all the way from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and was started in 1915. Part of this historic highway runs through downtown Momence. As an effort to promote the highway and the history of the towns it runs through, many historic societies along the route, led by the Momence historic society, have teamed up with an event called Driving the Dixie
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Manejando el Dixie
Manejando el Dixie
La autopista Dixie se extiende desde los Grandes Lagos hasta el Golfo y comenzó en 1915. Parte de esta carretera histórica atraviesa el centro de Momence. Como un esfuerzo para promover la carretera y la historia de las ciudades que atraviesa, muchas sociedades históricas a lo largo de la ruta, l
La autopista Dixie se extiende desde los Grandes Lagos hasta el Golfo y comenzó en 1915. Parte de esta carretera histórica atraviesa el centro de Momence. Como un esfuerzo para promover la carretera y la historia de las ciudades que atraviesa, muchas sociedades históricas a lo largo de la ruta, l
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Travel: On safari in the Great Rift Valley
Travel: On safari in the Great Rift Valley
Looking for a unique travel adventure? Try a safari in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya.
Looking for a unique travel adventure? Try a safari in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya.
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Viaje: en un safari en el Gran Valle del Rift
Viaje: en un safari en el Gran Valle del Rift
¿Buscas una aventura de viaje única? Pruebe un safari en el Gran Valle del Rift de Kenia.
¿Buscas una aventura de viaje única? Pruebe un safari en el Gran Valle del Rift de Kenia.
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Roar of the engine, sounds of shifting gears, that's NASCAR
Roar of the engine, sounds of shifting gears, that's NASCAR
Driving a NASCAR race car proves to be an experience of driving excellence. Going to drive a NASCAR race car at Joliet Speedway had my nerves on high alert.
Driving a NASCAR race car proves to be an experience of driving excellence. Going to drive a NASCAR race car at Joliet Speedway had my nerves on high alert.
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Rugido del motor, sonidos de cambios de velocidad, eso es NASCAR
Rugido del motor, sonidos de cambios de velocidad, eso es NASCAR
Conducir un auto de carrera de NASCAR demuestra ser una experiencia de conducción de excelencia. Ir a conducir un auto de carrera de NASCAR en el Joliet Speedway me puso los nervios en alerta máxima.
Conducir un auto de carrera de NASCAR demuestra ser una experiencia de conducción de excelencia. Ir a conducir un auto de carrera de NASCAR en el Joliet Speedway me puso los nervios en alerta máxima.
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Continuing care: Local hospitals say needed procedures cannot wait forever
Continuing care: Local hospitals say needed procedures cannot wait forever
“People are fearful. That’s understandable,” said Nancy Crossett, director of surgical services at St. Mary’s. “I know our surgeons have already been reaching out and letting their patients know that procedures cannot wait forever. We will provide a safe, clean environment.”
Procedures are being ranked in terms of their effect on quality of life and the impact on longevity of life.
“People are fearful. That’s understandable,” said Nancy Crossett, director of surgical services at St. Mary’s. “I know our surgeons have already been reaching out and letting their patients know that procedures cannot wait forever. We will provide a safe, clean environment.”
Procedures are being ranked in terms of their effect on quality of life and the impact on longevity of life.
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Continuing care: Local hospitals say needed procedures cannot wait forever
Continuing care: Local hospitals say needed procedures cannot wait forever
“People are fearful. That’s understandable,” said Nancy Crossett, director of surgical services at St. Mary’s. “I know our surgeons have already been reaching out and letting their patients know that procedures cannot wait forever. We will provide a safe, clean environment.”
Procedures are being ranked in terms of their effect on quality of life and the impact on longevity of life.
“People are fearful. That’s understandable,” said Nancy Crossett, director of surgical services at St. Mary’s. “I know our surgeons have already been reaching out and letting their patients know that procedures cannot wait forever. We will provide a safe, clean environment.”
Procedures are being ranked in terms of their effect on quality of life and the impact on longevity of life.
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Former clinic co-founder pleads guilty to sexual assault of teen girl
Former clinic co-founder pleads guilty to sexual assault of teen girl
The former founder and CEO of a nonprofit health clinic in Kankakee has pleaded guilty in Kankakee County Court to criminal sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in 2017.
Marcos Barajas, 29, was arrested and accused of assaulting the victim between April 29 and July 26, 2017.
The former founder and CEO of a nonprofit health clinic in Kankakee has pleaded guilty in Kankakee County Court to criminal sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in 2017.
Marcos Barajas, 29, was arrested and accused of assaulting the victim between April 29 and July 26, 2017.
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Former clinic co-founder pleads guilty to sexual assault of teen girl
Former clinic co-founder pleads guilty to sexual assault of teen girl
The former founder and CEO of a nonprofit health clinic in Kankakee has pleaded guilty in Kankakee County Court to criminal sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in 2017.
Marcos Barajas, 29, was arrested and accused of assaulting the victim between April 29 and July 26, 2017.
The former founder and CEO of a nonprofit health clinic in Kankakee has pleaded guilty in Kankakee County Court to criminal sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl in 2017.
Marcos Barajas, 29, was arrested and accused of assaulting the victim between April 29 and July 26, 2017.
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Ron Jackson: Worst violence not on videotape
Ron Jackson: Worst violence not on videotape
The same, old, tired response to every killing continues to fall on deaf ears. How many times can a complicit community unwilling to get off its collective stoops keep asking how long society will let this go on? Instead of looking for and demanding government do something, enabling residents have to stop protecting the worst of their communities. Especially if the worst maybe connected by blood. Mothers, siblings, cousins, significant others,friends, friends of friends cannot continue to protect violent offenders with their silence while expecting outsiders to react. It cannot go unsaid that the preponderance of gun violence in America occurs in predominantly black communities. It cannot be overlooked that the majority of residents of every community are good people. However, good black people in violence-laden neighborhoods cannot ask good cops to do what good black people are unwilling to do. When good people see wrong but look the other way, it is comparable to taking a picture without removing the lens cap then complaining about a bad negative film.
The same, old, tired response to every killing continues to fall on deaf ears. How many times can a complicit community unwilling to get off its collective stoops keep asking how long society will let this go on? Instead of looking for and demanding government do something, enabling residents have to stop protecting the worst of their communities. Especially if the worst maybe connected by blood. Mothers, siblings, cousins, significant others,friends, friends of friends cannot continue to protect violent offenders with their silence while expecting outsiders to react. It cannot go unsaid that the preponderance of gun violence in America occurs in predominantly black communities. It cannot be overlooked that the majority of residents of every community are good people. However, good black people in violence-laden neighborhoods cannot ask good cops to do what good black people are unwilling to do. When good people see wrong but look the other way, it is comparable to taking a picture without removing the lens cap then complaining about a bad negative film.
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Ron Jackson: Worst violence not on videotape
Ron Jackson: Worst violence not on videotape
The same, old, tired response to every killing continues to fall on deaf ears. How many times can a complicit community unwilling to get off its collective stoops keep asking how long society will let this go on? Instead of looking for and demanding government do something, enabling residents have to stop protecting the worst of their communities. Especially if the worst maybe connected by blood. Mothers, siblings, cousins, significant others,friends, friends of friends cannot continue to protect violent offenders with their silence while expecting outsiders to react. It cannot go unsaid that the preponderance of gun violence in America occurs in predominantly black communities. It cannot be overlooked that the majority of residents of every community are good people. However, good black people in violence-laden neighborhoods cannot ask good cops to do what good black people are unwilling to do. When good people see wrong but look the other way, it is comparable to taking a picture without removing the lens cap then complaining about a bad negative film.
The same, old, tired response to every killing continues to fall on deaf ears. How many times can a complicit community unwilling to get off its collective stoops keep asking how long society will let this go on? Instead of looking for and demanding government do something, enabling residents have to stop protecting the worst of their communities. Especially if the worst maybe connected by blood. Mothers, siblings, cousins, significant others,friends, friends of friends cannot continue to protect violent offenders with their silence while expecting outsiders to react. It cannot go unsaid that the preponderance of gun violence in America occurs in predominantly black communities. It cannot be overlooked that the majority of residents of every community are good people. However, good black people in violence-laden neighborhoods cannot ask good cops to do what good black people are unwilling to do. When good people see wrong but look the other way, it is comparable to taking a picture without removing the lens cap then complaining about a bad negative film.
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ONU plans for safety protocols during fall semester
ONU plans for safety protocols during fall semester
The university outlined changes to things like housing and dining operations, the school calendar and athletic events in a document shared with students and staff earlier this week. Updates are also available on the university’s website.
The university outlined changes to things like housing and dining operations, the school calendar and athletic events in a document shared with students and staff earlier this week. Updates are also available on the university’s website.
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ONU plans for safety protocols during fall semester
ONU plans for safety protocols during fall semester
The university outlined changes to things like housing and dining operations, the school calendar and athletic events in a document shared with students and staff earlier this week. Updates are also available on the university’s website.
The university outlined changes to things like housing and dining operations, the school calendar and athletic events in a document shared with students and staff earlier this week. Updates are also available on the university’s website.
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Long lines for vehicle sticker drive-thru
Long lines for vehicle sticker drive-thru
Vehicles have been lining up to purchase their vehicle stickers from the City of Kankakee via the former Midland States Bank drive-up lanes on South Schuyler Avenue.
Vehicles have been lining up to purchase their vehicle stickers from the City of Kankakee via the former Midland States Bank drive-up lanes on South Schuyler Avenue.
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Long lines for vehicle sticker drive-thru
Long lines for vehicle sticker drive-thru
Vehicles have been lining up to purchase their vehicle stickers from the City of Kankakee via the former Midland States Bank drive-up lanes on South Schuyler Avenue.
Vehicles have been lining up to purchase their vehicle stickers from the City of Kankakee via the former Midland States Bank drive-up lanes on South Schuyler Avenue.
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Attendance at Momence meeting surges after mayor calls for alderman’s resignation
Attendance at Momence meeting surges after mayor calls for alderman’s resignation
As the Momence City Council conducted its meeting inside city hall on Monday, a Black Lives Matter protest went on outside on Washington Street near the intersection of Dixie Highway.
The protesters, many of whom spoke at the council meeting during the citizen forum portion of the agenda, had issues with statements Mayor Chuck Steele had made regarding an earlier BLM march on June 9 in Momence.
As the Momence City Council conducted its meeting inside city hall on Monday, a Black Lives Matter protest went on outside on Washington Street near the intersection of Dixie Highway.
The protesters, many of whom spoke at the council meeting during the citizen forum portion of the agenda, had issues with statements Mayor Chuck Steele had made regarding an earlier BLM march on June 9 in Momence.
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Attendance at Momence meeting surges after mayor calls for alderman’s resignation
Attendance at Momence meeting surges after mayor calls for alderman’s resignation
As the Momence City Council conducted its meeting inside city hall on Monday, a Black Lives Matter protest went on outside on Washington Street near the intersection of Dixie Highway.
The protesters, many of whom spoke at the council meeting during the citizen forum portion of the agenda, had issues with statements Mayor Chuck Steele had made regarding an earlier BLM march on June 9 in Momence.
As the Momence City Council conducted its meeting inside city hall on Monday, a Black Lives Matter protest went on outside on Washington Street near the intersection of Dixie Highway.
The protesters, many of whom spoke at the council meeting during the citizen forum portion of the agenda, had issues with statements Mayor Chuck Steele had made regarding an earlier BLM march on June 9 in Momence.
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George Washington Jr., longtime county board member, dies
George Washington Jr., longtime county board member, dies
“Words don’t come easy for this. He was such a high-quality individual. The grace, the leadership, the calm, the insight and the presence he brought to the board were unmatched,” Wheeler said. “He was a man who was certainly better than most. He will be so missed.”
“Words don’t come easy for this. He was such a high-quality individual. The grace, the leadership, the calm, the insight and the presence he brought to the board were unmatched,” Wheeler said. “He was a man who was certainly better than most. He will be so missed.”
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George Washington Jr., longtime county board member, dies
George Washington Jr., longtime county board member, dies
“Words don’t come easy for this. He was such a high-quality individual. The grace, the leadership, the calm, the insight and the presence he brought to the board were unmatched,” Wheeler said. “He was a man who was certainly better than most. He will be so missed.”
“Words don’t come easy for this. He was such a high-quality individual. The grace, the leadership, the calm, the insight and the presence he brought to the board were unmatched,” Wheeler said. “He was a man who was certainly better than most. He will be so missed.”
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Details of what's opening during Phase Four
Details of what's opening during Phase Four
There is a continued decline in the rate of infection in new COVID-19 cases. Hospitals have capacity and can quickly adapt for a surge of new cases in their communities. Additional measures can be carefully lifted allowing for schools and child care programs to reopen with social distancing policies in place. Restaurants can open with limited capacity and following strict public health procedures, including personal protective equipment for employees. Gatherings with 50 people or fewer will be permitted. Testing is widely available, and tracing is commonplace.
There is a continued decline in the rate of infection in new COVID-19 cases. Hospitals have capacity and can quickly adapt for a surge of new cases in their communities. Additional measures can be carefully lifted allowing for schools and child care programs to reopen with social distancing policies in place. Restaurants can open with limited capacity and following strict public health procedures, including personal protective equipment for employees. Gatherings with 50 people or fewer will be permitted. Testing is widely available, and tracing is commonplace.
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Details of what's opening during Phase Four
Details of what's opening during Phase Four
There is a continued decline in the rate of infection in new COVID-19 cases. Hospitals have capacity and can quickly adapt for a surge of new cases in their communities. Additional measures can be carefully lifted allowing for schools and child care programs to reopen with social distancing policies in place. Restaurants can open with limited capacity and following strict public health procedures, including personal protective equipment for employees. Gatherings with 50 people or fewer will be permitted. Testing is widely available, and tracing is commonplace.
There is a continued decline in the rate of infection in new COVID-19 cases. Hospitals have capacity and can quickly adapt for a surge of new cases in their communities. Additional measures can be carefully lifted allowing for schools and child care programs to reopen with social distancing policies in place. Restaurants can open with limited capacity and following strict public health procedures, including personal protective equipment for employees. Gatherings with 50 people or fewer will be permitted. Testing is widely available, and tracing is commonplace.
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Tackling the coronavirus; tackling fear
Tackling the coronavirus; tackling fear
“Don’t give in to fear,” he said. “The most important thing I can tell people is we are going to do everything we can to control this outbreak that is going to make things easier.”
Kankakee County Health Department Administrator John Bevis said there have been no positive cases in Kankakee as of Wednesday afternoon.
“Don’t give in to fear,” he said. “The most important thing I can tell people is we are going to do everything we can to control this outbreak that is going to make things easier.”
Kankakee County Health Department Administrator John Bevis said there have been no positive cases in Kankakee as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Tackling the coronavirus; tackling fear
Tackling the coronavirus; tackling fear
“Don’t give in to fear,” he said. “The most important thing I can tell people is we are going to do everything we can to control this outbreak that is going to make things easier.”
Kankakee County Health Department Administrator John Bevis said there have been no positive cases in Kankakee as of Wednesday afternoon.
“Don’t give in to fear,” he said. “The most important thing I can tell people is we are going to do everything we can to control this outbreak that is going to make things easier.”
Kankakee County Health Department Administrator John Bevis said there have been no positive cases in Kankakee as of Wednesday afternoon.
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Intrinsic Arts
Intrinsic Arts
Intrinsic Arts has become home for a large amount of creatives in this community. It started as a fire performance troupe but has now evolved to include many other art forms. While the troupe does many other events, they meet every Tuesday at Cobb Park to better refine their skills. Each month they devote a whole night to meet at Bird Park and perform on a stage at their Full Moon Jam. See the amazing fire performances in this week’s Spotlight.
Intrinsic Arts has become home for a large amount of creatives in this community. It started as a fire performance troupe but has now evolved to include many other art forms. While the troupe does many other events, they meet every Tuesday at Cobb Park to better refine their skills. Each month they devote a whole night to meet at Bird Park and perform on a stage at their Full Moon Jam. See the amazing fire performances in this week’s Spotlight.
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Artes intrínsecas
Artes intrínsecas
Intrinsic Arts se ha convertido en el hogar de una gran cantidad de creativos en esta comunidad. Comenzó como una troupe de actuación contra el fuego, pero ahora ha evolucionado para incluir muchas otras formas de arte. Mientras la compañía realiza muchos otros eventos, se reúnen todos los mart
Intrinsic Arts se ha convertido en el hogar de una gran cantidad de creativos en esta comunidad. Comenzó como una troupe de actuación contra el fuego, pero ahora ha evolucionado para incluir muchas otras formas de arte. Mientras la compañía realiza muchos otros eventos, se reúnen todos los mart
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Search Optimization for Small Business Websites Solved with Two Simple Questions
Search Optimization for Small Business Websites Solved with Two Simple Questions
Does SEO seem mysterious and complicated? It’s often treated as a mysterious and complicated process, but it doesn’t have to be. The formula for success lies in two key questions.
Does SEO seem mysterious and complicated? It’s often treated as a mysterious and complicated process, but it doesn’t have to be. The formula for success lies in two key questions.
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Search Optimization for Small Business Websites Solved with Two Simple Questions
Search Optimization for Small Business Websites Solved with Two Simple Questions
Does SEO seem mysterious and complicated? It’s often treated as a mysterious and complicated process, but it doesn’t have to be. The formula for success lies in two key questions.
Does SEO seem mysterious and complicated? It’s often treated as a mysterious and complicated process, but it doesn’t have to be. The formula for success lies in two key questions.
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New Aldi Store
Animal Control
Golf Coverage
Gun Violence
Judges
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New Aldi Store
Animal Control
Golf Coverage
Gun Violence
Judges
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Making a splash: Splash pads reopen in Bourbonnais and Manteno
Making a splash: Splash pads reopen in Bourbonnais and Manteno
With the weatherman saying there’s more 90-plus degree days coming, this news couldn’t come at a better time. The splash pads at Bourbonnais Township Park District’s Diamond Point Park and at Manteno’s Legacy Park are now reopened
With the weatherman saying there’s more 90-plus degree days coming, this news couldn’t come at a better time. The splash pads at Bourbonnais Township Park District’s Diamond Point Park and at Manteno’s Legacy Park are now reopened
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Making a splash: Splash pads reopen in Bourbonnais and Manteno
Making a splash: Splash pads reopen in Bourbonnais and Manteno
With the weatherman saying there’s more 90-plus degree days coming, this news couldn’t come at a better time. The splash pads at Bourbonnais Township Park District’s Diamond Point Park and at Manteno’s Legacy Park are now reopened
With the weatherman saying there’s more 90-plus degree days coming, this news couldn’t come at a better time. The splash pads at Bourbonnais Township Park District’s Diamond Point Park and at Manteno’s Legacy Park are now reopened
Chris and Hayley Borchardt are raising money to offset costs for their 19-month-old daughter, Keaton, who has Tay-Sachs disease. This is a rare, hereditary disorder that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and is fatal in infants.
Chris and Hayley Borchardt are raising money to offset costs for their 19-month-old daughter, Keaton, who has Tay-Sachs disease. This is a rare, hereditary disorder that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and is fatal in infants.
Chris and Hayley Borchardt are raising money to offset costs for their 19-month-old daughter, Keaton, who has Tay-Sachs disease. This is a rare, hereditary disorder that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and is fatal in infants.
Chris and Hayley Borchardt are raising money to offset costs for their 19-month-old daughter, Keaton, who has Tay-Sachs disease. This is a rare, hereditary disorder that destroys nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord and is fatal in infants.
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WWII veteran passes away on Fourth of July
WWII veteran passes away on Fourth of July
World War II veteran Raymond “Ray” J. Olley, 97, died at his home on the Fourth of July.
World War II veteran Raymond “Ray” J. Olley, 97, died at his home on the Fourth of July.
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WWII veteran passes away on Fourth of July
WWII veteran passes away on Fourth of July
World War II veteran Raymond “Ray” J. Olley, 97, died at his home on the Fourth of July.
World War II veteran Raymond “Ray” J. Olley, 97, died at his home on the Fourth of July.
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