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Sullivan set to begin 2 major street projects in coming weeks (opens the original)
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SULLIVAN, Ill. (WAND) — The City of Sullivan will begin construction in the coming weeks. The city is about to tackle two of the biggest road and street projects in its history, happening at the same time. Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements Doug Shook explained where the projects will take place. “One of them is a state project — Route 32, from the stoplights near Hardee’s and the gas station, extending south to 1200,” Shook said. “The other is a Sullivan city project on Water Stree
University of Illinois students join Big Ten blood drive competition (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) — The Union Building on the University of Illinois campus saw students coming in and out to donate blood Tuesday. Students lined up to give blood at the Homecoming Blood Drive. Student Ambassador Lauren Koot explains what this event is all about. “All of the Big Ten schools are competing against each other right now to see who can donate the most blood, and they’ll award $1 million,” Koot said. “It’s also headed by Abbott, the global health care company, looking to create
‘Walk With Tina’ brings community together to promote breast health awareness (opens the original)
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DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) — The “Walk With Tina” event is organized by Tina Cunningham, who battled cancer last year. Since her diagnosis, she has been walking on tracks around Decatur to help her beat the disease. “I had just been diagnosed with breast cancer, and I would take these walks to update people on social media about how I was doing,” Cunningham said. “It really became a movement, and people started wanting to walk with me.” Cunningham held the event for the first time last year, and a lar
Champaign Smoke Alarm Blitz marks 10 years of saving lives (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) — Joy Sheehan lost her son, Christian, to a fire in 2016, when the smoke alarm in their home was sitting in a closet, never installed. Since then, she has organized the Smoke Alarm Blitz in his memory. “On the one-year anniversary of his death, we started a smoke alarm campaign in his name,” Sheehan said. “We started going around to homes and installing smoke alarms to help save lives.” Sheehan has seen tremendous support from the community ever since her son’s death, and
Mount Pulaski Teachers Association raises concerns about grade school renovations (opens the original)
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MOUNT PULASKI, Ill. (WAND) — The Mount Pulaski School Board held a special meeting Friday night to address concerns from the community. Many people in the Mount Pulaski community came out to express their concerns to the school board. The board called this special meeting after residents pushed back on plans to spend money on a separate junior high gym. “What matters is that we’re willing to listen to one another, that people have an opportunity to be heard, and that we continue working toward s
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