Some thoughts on what can happen after this crazy election in an ever-divided world
Author Archive for Brian Ludwig
In the beginning, she was the Word and the Word was hers
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Local provocateur Patricia Kenny — New Yorker, Irishwoman born into English aristocracy transplanted in Peoria — founded the West Bluff Word, which fueled her fire for civil disobedience
Prison state: $900M locked up in Illinois
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Judge rules Stateville inmates must be moved despite plans to rebuild prison as well as Logan; but some of those inmates have better ideas for what to do with the money
MAGA? Here’s an America we should make great again
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What we really need to do is go back to a time that wasn’t too long ago, when we held our president to a higher standard
Mayor Ali facing at least one challenger
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John Kelly, who was voted to City Council with Rita Ali, throwing his hat into ring for April election
Be aware, there’s a new bird flu out there
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No cases have been detected in Illinois yet, but at least three dairy workers nationwide have been infected with H5N1, which seems to pass from species to species
What we say: War over there is also over here
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Yom HaShoah service to remember Holocaust at Peoria Riverfront Museum reveals reality of how war affects our shores
Madame X, we presume?
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John Singer Sargent saga with his ‘scandalous’ portrait set to stage in a one-many play for Art Guild fundraiser on May 30 at Bradley’s GCC
Emily Gill earns Belfer Award from ACLU Peoria
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Community Word contributor will be honored at ACLU banquet on April 25 at the IVY Club banquet
Health Department working remote during construction of new building
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As the new Health and Human Services building is constructed, most of the child-based services, such as dental care, immunization and blood testing and the WIC program, as well for those with certain disabilities, are now available at 3521 N. California Ave. Adult-oriented clinical care like STI/HIV and TB testing and addiction treatment in addition to general practice are currently offered at the Human Service Center.