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First Day Of Legal Recreational Cannabis In Illinois Draws Hundreds To CU Dispensaries

First Day Of Legal Recreational Cannabis In Illinois Draws Hundreds To CU Dispensaries

Today marked the first day of legal recreational cannabis in Illinois.

Hundreds of people from Champaign-Urbana and across central Illinois flocked to two dispensaries in Champaign-Urbana early New Year’s Day to make purchases as early as 6 a.m.

Champaign Deputy Mayor at Large Tom Bruno was among the first paying customers at Sunnyside, a cannabis dispensary in Champaign. Photo Credit: Christine Herman/Illinois Public Media

Sunnyside in Champaign and NuMed in Urbana now offer both medical and recreationa ... Read more

Chicago-area man collects '007' vehicles for charity

Chicago-area man collects '007' vehicles for charity

The exhibition of the Bond vehicles is used to help fund an undergraduate research scholarship fund for the media department at the University of Illinois.

CHICAGO -- Doug ... Read more

Lefty’s Bagels opening new store

In April of 2021, Scott Lefton, co-owner of “Lefty’s Bagels” told the Jewish Light, “Judging how weekend sales go, we’ll see if we can grow it into weekday sales and then maybe have our own, brick-and-mortar dedicated place.”

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Railroad Museum continues collection for future opening

WILLIAMS, Ariz. — The newest acquisition for the Arizona State Railroad Museum (ASRM) arrived in Williams recently, completing a journey that began in 1952.

Built by Alco, No. 1528 was shipped to the Santa Fe Railway in Phoenix where i ... Read more

Former Kankakee Wastewater Utilities Officer Sentenced to Nine Months in Prison and Twenty-Four Mont

URBANA, Ill. – Richard G. Simms, 74, currently of Marietta, Ohio, was sentenced to nine months of imprisonment, to be followed by twenty-four months of home confinement, on September 20, 2021, for theft of federal funds related to defrauding Kankakee’s wastewater utilities, Kankakee River Metropolitan Agency (KRMA), and the city’s Environmental Service Utility (ESU), of more than $2,000,000.

United States District Judge Colin S. Bruce imposed the nine-month sentence of imprisonment, citing Simms’s age and health concerns. J ... Read more

Education Roundup

Choir year hits high note

CHESTERTON — Chesterton High School Show Choirs ended their regular season at Herscher High School in Herscher, Illinois. The Drifters captured third runner up, and the Sandpipers along with the show choir ban ... Read more

In ‘Savage Conversations,’ an Account of Mary Todd Linco

In ‘Savage Conversations,’ an Account of Mary Todd Lincoln’s Insanity is Linked to Imaginary Dakota Man

Details By Darren Thompson December 23, 2021

MINNEAPOLIS — “Savage Conversations” is Choctaw writer Leanne H ... Read more

Marion team looks for a top spot in Colt World Series

Marion team looks for a top spot in Colt World Series

Trey Cole of the Marion team hits an RBI single during Colt World Series action over the weekend at Marion's Rent One Park. Randy Risley photo

The Marion Colt team takes ... Read more

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Issaquah, Washington

Mayor Pauly believes that all elected officials are servant leaders for the community they represent. As electeds, it is most important that we connect with our community, work to understand the values, goals and priorities of this special community, and reflect that in all the work that we do.