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Advocates await action on bill protecting rights of immigrant students in Illinois

It would prohibit schools from denying any child access to a free public education based on their actual or perceived immigration status, or that of their parents. #rights

IDPH: West Nile Virus Specimens Confirmed in 17 Illinois Counties As Mosquito Control Awareness Week Marks Start of Summer 2025

No human cases of WNV have been reported in Illinois so far this year, but in 2024, there were 69 confirmed human cases of WNV including 13 deaths, the highest number since 17 WNV-related human deaths were recorded in 2018. #mosquitos

Taste for the Homeless Founder Says Rising Costs of Life’s Basics Make Their Services More Necessary Than Ever Before

Attendees will receive groceries and clothing and have opportunities to take advantage of healthcare and workforce development resources. #homeless

1st Annual North Lawndale Juneteenth Freedom Day Parade

The Juneteenth Freedom Day Parade begins at 7 a.m. to 8:25 a.m. with a complimentary community breakfast at the Grace Memorial Baptist Church, 1457 S. Kenneth Avenue, complete with a celebrity chef. #parade

DuPage County Sheriff’s Office Begins Fourth of July Traffic Safety Campaign

DuPage County Sheriff’s Office will join the Illinois State Police and more than 200 local police and sheriff’s departments for the statewide effort. #safety

Dolton United Movement in Full Effect: Mayor Jason House Delivers on Packed Weekend of Community Engagement

As part of his Dolton United Movement, Mayor House emphasized working hand-in-hand with all municipal partners, including the Dolton Park District and Dolton Public Library, to create meaningful, visible impact across the village. #community

IDNR Seeking Public’s Help With Wild Turkey Brood Survey

Summertime is when young turkeys are hatching, and by counting them and adult females, biologists can assess trends in reproductive success and survival of young turkeys. #turkeys

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs Returns WW II Purple Heart to Suburban Geneva Family

The medal earned by Private First-Class Edward Gorski Jr. was returned to his grandson, Shawn Gorski, who also served in the Army. #medal

Rep. Sheehan to Host Shred Event Alongside Will County Board Member Jim Richmond and Mokena Mayor George Metanias June 21st

“This is a simple way to help residents protect themselves from identity theft while also clearing out old paperwork,” said Rep. Sheehan. #event

Summer Meals Available to Support Student Health and Well Being

Children do not need to attend a CPS school or be enrolled in a summer program to receive meals. No ID or registration is required, but children must be present and meals must be eaten on-site, in accordance with federal program rules. #meals

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