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Illinois Awaits Census Update on Whether State Continues to Shrink

Despite Democrats’ appeal for the U.S. Census to revise the state’s population upward, Illinois’ population still declined 1.1% to 12.67 million people. #illinois

PUBLIC NOTICE: South Suburban College to Host Trustee Candidacy Lottery on December 27th

SSC’s Main Campus will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays December 20-23 and on December 27 for the purpose of accepting objections to candidate petitions in Room 1233. #southsuburbancollege

Joyce Reminds Residents of IDOT’s Winter Road Conditions Map Ahead of Winter Storm

“With the winter months here, drivers need to be aware of road conditions before traveling,” said Senator Patrick Joyce (D-Essex). #senatorjoyce

Former CEO of Subprime Auto Lender Indicted in $54.5 Million Bank Fraud Scheme

As a result of Collins’s false representations and material omissions regarding the line of credit and the trust, the bank lost approximately $54.5 million, the indictment states. #fbi

Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute Opens Advanced Outpatient Clinic at Palos Hospital

Anchored in downtown Chicago, it has expanded and integrated into nine Northwestern Medicine hospitals. #northwesternmedicine

Expanded Bereavement Leave Rights Take Effect Jan. 1

Employees may take up to two weeks, or 10 working days, of unpaid leave time for any of the events covered by the FBLA to grieve, to attend a funeral, or to make arrangements necessitated by the death of the family member. #bereavement

South Suburban College to Continue On-Campus COVID-19 Testing through SHIELD Illinois in 2023

Testing services will be offered Mondays and Thursdays from 2 – 4 p.m., Tuesdays from 4 – 6 p.m., and Fridays from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. #covid

Frances Orenic Joins the Illinois AFL-CIO

"We are confident that Frances will bring a unique perspective to the table and ensure that we are building coalitions to advance the needs of working Illinoisans.” #aflcio

Department of Human Services Launches Campaign to Help Those with Gambling Problems

The "Are You Really Winning?" campaign will reach across the state through TV, radio, social media, and sponsorships. #gambling

Financial Impact from Illinois’ No Cash Bail Discussed

The lawsuit alleges the SAFE-T Act violates the separation of powers and improperly amended the state Constitution. #safetact

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