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Health

After Losing Both Ovaries, Breast Cancer Survivor Gives Birth to Identical Twins on Her Two-year Cancer-free Anniversary

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“Despite a breast cancer diagnosis, chemotherapy, and losing both ovaries, Shelly’s dream of having three children came true,” said Dr. Goldman. #breastcancer
Community

Central Illinois Opposition Mounts Against Proposed CO2 Pipeline

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People caught in the plume are at risk of suffocation, she said, because the plume displaces oxygen in the area. #CO2
Politics

Inflation Continues to Impact Illinois Restaurants

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Prices have gone up for food and everyday items that a restaurant needs to operate, he said. #inflation
Politics

Businesses Coping with Illinois’ Minimum Wage Increase

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Maisch said that for businesses that are struggling with inflation, paying a higher minimum wage is more pain for the bottom line. #minimumwage
Politics

Gov. Pritzker Signs Sweeping Reproductive Rights Protections Into Law

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"Here in Illinois, we hold certain ideals: abortion is health care. A medical decision should be made between a patient and their doctor — no one else," said Governor JB Pritzker. #healtthcare
Politics

Report Predicts Billions in Motor Fuel Tax Revenue Losses if State Meets EV Goals

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Illinois would have to add 119,000 electric vehicles every year in order to meet their goal of one million by 2030. #EV
Community

Metra Begins Rollout of Train-Tracking Site

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“This new train tracking system is a major upgrade and will be a dramatic improvement in our communications to My Metra customers,” said Metra CEO/Executive Director Jim Derwinski. #metra
Community

New Property Management Contract Awarded for Red Line Extension Project

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In alignment with CTA’s goals, the RLE project is seen as a tool to help strengthen economic prospects for members of the surrounding communities – both through career and business/contracting opportunities. #cta
Community

The Thing Fair: Oak Lawn Public Library Celebrates its Things

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Borrowable “things” range from Wi-Fi hot spots to instant cameras to Learning Boxes for children. #oaklawn
Community

Prairie State College Names Dr. Bernard Little as Vice President of Student Affairs

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Dr. Little’s background includes extensive student advocacy and engagement work at multiple public and private institutions of higher education. #psc
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