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Local Sycamore Restaurant to Close
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Community News ,COVID-19

Local Sycamore Restaurant to Close

Curtis Charges Governor Is 'Preying On The Weakest Among Us' With New COVID Restrictions
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COVID-19

Curtis Charges Governor Is ‘Preying On The Weakest Among Us’ With New COVID Restrictions

Positivity Rate Rising Quickly Despite Restrictions In Region 8
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Community News ,COVID-19

Positivity Rate Rising Quickly Despite Restrictions In Region 8

Bierly Slams Governor's New Covid-19 Shutdowns: 'If He's Out To Destroy Illinois, He's Doing A Great Job'
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Community News ,COVID-19

Bierly Slams Governor’s New COVID-19 Shutdowns: ‘If He’s Out To Destroy Illinois, He’s Doing A Great Job’

DeKalb County Businesses Receive Non-Compliance Notice from Health Department
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Community News ,COVID-19

DeKalb County Businesses Receive Non-Compliance Notice from Health Department

Dealing With The COVID Problem
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Community News ,COVID-19

Dealing With The COVID Problem

Positivity Rate Climbs To 9.6% In Kane-DuPage
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COVID-19

Positivity Rate Climbs To 9.6% In Kane-DuPage

Gov. Pritzker Tied COVID-19 Cases To Restaurants And Bars In Kane, Dupage Counties. Health Department Data Is Unclear
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Community News ,COVID-19

Gov. Pritzker Tied COVID-19 Cases To Restaurants And Bars In Kane, Dupage Counties. Health Department Data Is Unclear

YMCA Childcare Center To Close Indefinitely
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Community News ,COVID-19

YMCA Childcare Center To Close Indefinitely

McHenry Co. Restaurants Join Fight To Stay Open
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Community News ,COVID-19

McHenry Co. Restaurants Join Fight To Stay Open

Illinois Restaurant Association To Vote On Indoor Dining Ban Suit
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Community News ,COVID-19

Illinois Restaurant Association To Vote On Indoor Dining Ban Suit

A judge in Kane County granted a Geneva restaurant’s request for a temporary restraining order against Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker’s COVID-19 ban on indoor dining. The Geneva steakhouse FoxFire will remain exempt from the executive order, a judge ruled on Monday. FoxFire’s petition argued that all of Pritzker’s executive orders and disaster proclamations since the initial March 9th order were invalid under Illinois law. The first proclamation expired on April 7th. Prtizker’s authority to issue executive orders comes from the Illinois Emergency Management Agency Act which limits the use of emergency powers to 30 days. The Act does not say whether the governor can extend his emergency powers indefinitely. Pritzker is expected to appeal the ruling.
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COVID-19

Judge Grants Restaurants Restraining Order Against Gov. Pritzker’s Indoor Dining Ban