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Monthly Archives: January, 2022

Community

Illinois Department of Public Health Announces COVID-19 Antivirals Available in the Coming Weeks

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While these antivirals are free from the federal government, they are in limited supply.
Crime

Orland Park Police Apprehended Armed Robbery Suspects Within Hours

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The victim stated that as he walked through the parking lot, he saw a white vehicle moving towards him that was driven by a male who was later identified as Joseph H. McCoy. #Crime
Politics

Gary Rabine: Decision Could Come Soon on Vaccination Mandate

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“I created thousands of jobs here in Illinois and I am the only candidate to do that. I am the only candidate who has built dozens of businesses in Illinois,” added Rabine. #GaryRabine
Politics

Black Conservative Federation Appoints a Vice-President

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“In 2020, BCF knocked over 300,000 doors across the country in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. In 2024, we plan to double, if not, triple that amount.”- BCF President, Diante Johnson #BCF
Politics

Chicago Public Schools Will be Closed on Friday While CPS Negotiates with the Teacher’s Union

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You SHOULD NOT plan to send your child to school, unless your child’s principal tells you that students can come to school for in-person activities.  #cps
Crime

Orland Park Jewelry Thief Apprehended in Chicago

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The Orland Park Police Department responded to a retail theft at Zevar Jewelers in Orland Square Mall in response to a report of a subject who grabbed a necklace valued at $12,500 and fled the mall. #OrlandPark
Politics

Public Can Now Have Cellphones at Joliet’s Will County Courthouse

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“The courts must adapt with the times, and this is an important way to address the needs of court users,” Chief Justice Anne M. Burke said. “It is no longer realistic to ask people to leave cell phones and other electronics at home when they visit courthouses. #WillCountyCourthouse
Politics

Frank Zuccarelli Obituary and Funeral Arrangements

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Visitation will be held on Friday, January 14, 2021 from 3:00 – 8:00 P.M. at the South Suburban College Fieldhouse, 15800 S. State St., South Holland, IL 60473.  A funeral service will be held on Saturday, January 15, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. at the South Suburban College Fieldhouse. #FrankZuccarelli
Crime

Sheriff Dart Seeks the Public’s Help to Locate Missing Man from Unincorporated Leyden Township

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Francisco Saucedo, 27, was last seen at his residence in the 2200 block of Gustave Ave on January 5 when he left the residence after a domestic dispute in a 2007 White Toyota Camry with the license plate CW 13025. #MissingPersons
Politics

Monique Hoffman Resigns as 3rd Ward Republican Committeeman, Blasts Chicago GOP in a Scathing Letter

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Throughout 2021, whenever I spoke with Chicago Residents, their comments were consistent: “you’re never going to win anything being a Republican in the city,” #ChicagoGOP
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