Peoria Public Library is encouraging everybody to read “Nature’s Best Hope: A New Approach to Conservation that Starts in Your Yard” by Douglas W. Tallamy in conjunction with Library Week
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Labor roundup: Chicago Tribune newsies strike for a day; Senators tell Rivian neutrality ‘bare minimum’
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“Our anger today is about to boil over,” said Tribune reporter Ray Long. “If you refuse to bargain in good faith from this day forward, you will see our wrath and you will wish this day had never come.”
Letters: Mr. Monroe misses the point on purpose of not-for-profit boards
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I take exception with Roger Monroe’s assertion (Straight Talk, Feb., 2024) that the fiduciary responsibility of not-for-profit (NFP) boards is “to oversee the administration.” This is a gross simplification of NFP board and board member fiduciary responsibility. Having served on…
Medicare Advantage enrollees can change plans this month
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Enrollees can switch plans or transfer to traditional Medicare from Jan. 1 to March 31.
Arts Alerts: Check out cool comedy scene, new shows at Peoria Players, Cornstock and more
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Peace speech
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ratiborus kms tools ✓ Activate Windows Office 2025 Easily ➤ Bypass Activation Restrictions
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Ratiborus KMS Tools activate Windows and Office products ✓ use KMS method ➤ bypass activation limits ★ easy activation for multiple editions.
Labor roundup: Shutdown looms over federal employees; UAW reaching out to other automakers
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Consequences include more than 800,000 federal workers could be required to work without pay or be locked out of their jobs; no new Social Security cards will be issued and veterans’ benefits claims stop being processed; hiring of law enforcement and other essential employees stops; processing visa and passport requests stop; and inspections of food, water, workplaces, chemical plants, and hazardous waste sites come to a halt.




