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Month: January 2014

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January 24, 20140

Six area restaurants fail inspections in November, December

Pam G. Dempsey – Six local restaurants recently failed health inspections, and one of them is now at risk for losing its food service permit if it fai

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January 22, 20140

Flight delayed: Willard Airport struggles to stay on time

Taking an expensive taxi from Willard Airport to O’Hare International Airport may not make much sense, but taxi driver Stephen Love knows that two to

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January 21, 20140

Health inspectors temporarily close five eateries; fail four others

Nine restaurants and eateries have failed health inspections since November, including five that were temporarily shut down. At some of the resta

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January 9, 20141

From 1990 to 2010: Twenty years of extreme poverty in Champaign-Urbana

Extreme poverty is defined as those incomes that are less than half of the defined poverty income. The maps below look at extreme poverty in 1990,

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