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Month: November 2020

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November 25, 20200

Public health officials say Champaign County is at a “critical juncture” in the pandemic

As Thanksgiving approached this week, Champaign County public health officials issued a grave warning: more COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deat

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November 24, 20200

University building monitoring for COVID-19 lax after shortfall in hiring

To get into University of Illinois buildings, students and employees are supposed to show an app saying that they’ve had a recent, clean COVID-19 tes

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November 23, 20200

Religious communities connect online during pandemic

As COVID-19 cases surge, Champaign County along with the entire State of Illinois tightened restrictions last week on gatherings, including those of

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November 19, 20200

Carle health system launches COVID-19 hospitalizations, ICU occupancy tracker

There were 98 total COVID-19 patients in the Carle Health system on Nov. 19, with 70 of them at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana. Since March,

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November 18, 20200

COVID-19 Testing Accessibility: Disparities, Barriers and Plans For Future

The chair of the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District Board, Danielle Chynoweth, said that she is concerned that some citizens cannot get tested f

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November 16, 20200

University of Illinois sees spike in faculty, staff, and grad student COVID-19 cases as county battles ‘uncontrolled spread’

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has reported 170 new cases among faculty and staff over the past four weeks, nearly a threefold increa

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November 11, 20200

Calculation of COVID-19 positivity rate by university produces lower numbers than state

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s revised calculation of the campus positivity rate of COVID-19 has potentially lowered the rate subst

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November 11, 20201

South Willis neighborhood creates togetherness in a time of isolation

With the South Willis area relying heavily on community-centered events and interactions, the coronavirus pandemic has made it difficult for neighbor

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November 6, 20200

Limited funding prevents West Urbana brick sidewalks from being accessible

Despite ongoing major road construction within West Urbana, multiple stretches of brick sidewalks that do not meet the standards of the federal disab

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November 6, 20200

Lierman neighborhood continues to face difficulties to receive “quality of life”

A community garden in one Urbana neighborhood has helped its residents overcome two prevailing issues: crime and food insecurity. The Lierman neig

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