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17 Aug, 2020
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With school plan in place at Riverton, ‘we’re just doing the best that we can’
RIVERTON -- Riverton School Superintendent Brad Polanin admitted last week that the school district was sailing into some uncharted waters this week as it begins its hybrid/blended model on Monday.
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Ball-Chatham school board to take up remote learning model Sunday

The Ball-Chatham school board will take up the issue of starting the school year remote-only at a special virtual meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday.

Traffic signal work at intersection of Dirksen and Sangamon Tuesday

Traffic signals at the intersection of North Dirksen Parkway and Sangamon Avenue will be on a flash as a four-way stop and turn lanes will be restricted with other thru lanes reduced to accommodate City Water, Light & Power's repairs to an overhead traffic signal on Tuesday.

 
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Faith Coalition for the Common Good hopes for broadband as a public utility

Faith Coalition for the Common Good of Springfield is hoping to advance the fight for broadband internet access as a public utility.

Following marathon meeting, Ball-Chatham school board moves vote to Monday

After a marathon special meeting, the Ball-Chatham board of education Sunday tabled a vote on the issue of remote learning, agreeing to re-convene at 6 p.m. Monday.

 
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COVID-19 Updates: Local behavioral expert contends stigma surrounds virus

Stigma still surrounds COVID-19, an expert from Memorial Behavioral Health in Springfield contended.

New COVID-19 case count in state tops 1,500 again

The Illinois Department of Public Health announced 1,562 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state Sunday, including 18 additional confirmed deaths.

House Dems summon postal leaders to hearing on mail delays

BEDMINSTER, N.J. - The Democratic-run House on Sunday demanded that leaders of the U.S. Postal Service testify at an emergency oversight hearing Aug. 24 on mail delays as concerns grow that the Trump White House is trying to undermine the agency during the coronavirus pandemic while states expand mail-in voting options for the November presidential election.

Democrats in conservative SC now see opportunity for gains

COLUMBIA, S.C. - There's an unusual feeling emerging among Democrats in South Carolina: energy.