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Hollywood Casino Aurora to Feature New Asian Cuisine Restaurants

Hollywood Casino Aurora to Feature New Asian Cuisine Restaurants

Hollywood Casino Aurora to Feature New Asian Cuisine Restaurants
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Hollywood Casino Aurora Announces New Restaurants in Upcoming Resort

Hollywood Casino Aurora Announces New Restaurants in Upcoming Resort

Hollywood Casino Aurora Announces New Restaurants in Upcoming Resort
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Hollywood Casino Aurora to Feature New Asian Restaurants

Hollywood Casino Aurora to Feature New Asian Restaurants

The Hollywood Casino resort in Aurora, Illinois, has announced the addition of two new restaurants, Tabo Sushi and Urbanbelly, to its food hall. The $360 million casino and resort project, set to open on June 24, 2026, will replace the existing downtown Aurora casino. Tabo Sushi, by chef Takashi Yagihashi, and Urbanbelly, by chef Bill Kim, will offer diverse Asian cuisines. The food hall will also include other dining options like Lucky Goat and Antique Taco.
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US health officials nix publication of a study on COVID vaccine effectiveness

US health officials nix publication of a study on COVID vaccine effectiveness

U.S. health officials have stopped the publication of a study on the COVID-19 vaccine's effectiveness in preventing hospitalizations
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Mark Tyler’s ALTERNATE 2026 Mock Draft

Mark Tyler’s ALTERNATE 2026 Mock Draft

There was a lot of discussion around the “final” mock draft I put out earlier today, so I wanted to at least give you the one I had originally planned on publishing as my “final”, until changing my mind and going a different direction last minute. The algorithm here is the same, using the same […]
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City of Casey Launches Initiative to Sell Vacant Lots for $1 to Boost Housing Development

City of Casey Launches Initiative to Sell Vacant Lots for $1 to Boost Housing Development

The City of Casey, Illinois, in partnership with the Central Illinois Land Bank Authority, is selling five vacant lots for $1 each to developers. This initiative, known as the 'Vacant Lots to New Homes Initiative,' aims to encourage the construction of new homes by reducing land acquisition barriers. Mayor Michael E. Nichols expressed optimism about the project, hoping to see new houses built by the end of 2027 to provide more housing options for young families and senior citizens. The initiative is designed to attract competent contractors and developers who can build homes on these lots, despite the low profit margins involved.
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Easterseals Telethon Raises $912K for Tri-State Families

Easterseals Telethon Raises $912K for Tri-State Families

The 49th annual Easterseals Telethon successfully raised $912,065 to support the Easterseals Rehabilitation Center. The funds will be used to provide inclusive early education and essential therapy services for children and adults with disabilities in the Tri-State area, which includes parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois. The telethon, broadcasted live from the Easterseals Rehabilitation Center in Evansville, featured stories from local ambassadors and was supported by various community members and organizations. The event highlighted the impact of Easterseals' services, which benefit approximately 5,000 individuals annually.
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Illinois Expands Film Tax Credit to Encourage Environmentally Sustainable Productions

Illinois Expands Film Tax Credit to Encourage Environmentally Sustainable Productions

Illinois Expands Film Tax Credit to Encourage Environmentally Sustainable Productions
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Illinois Lawmakers Consider Tax Breaks for Chicago Bears Stadium in Arlington Heights

Illinois Lawmakers Consider Tax Breaks for Chicago Bears Stadium in Arlington Heights

Illinois Lawmakers Consider Tax Breaks for Chicago Bears Stadium in Arlington Heights
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Chicago's First Earth Day Marked by Civic Center Rally and Environmental Advocacy

Chicago's First Earth Day Marked by Civic Center Rally and Environmental Advocacy

On April 22, 1970, Chicago celebrated its first Earth Day with a significant rally at the Civic Center, now known as Daley Plaza. The event was marked by a speech from Illinois Attorney General William Scott, who announced plans to sue the city of Milwaukee for polluting Lake Michigan. This rally was part of a broader national movement to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote conservation efforts. The day included various activities aimed at educating the public about the importance of protecting natural resources and advocating for stronger environmental policies.
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The good, the bad and what’s next for a struggling Northwestern squad

The good, the bad and what’s next for a struggling Northwestern squad

Unpacking this rough stretch for the ‘Cats.
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A look at Greg Schiano’s second tenure at Rutgers

A look at Greg Schiano’s second tenure at Rutgers

Will 2026 be Greg Schiano’s final season at Rutgers?