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State Journal-Register
18 Mar, 2020
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First death from COVID-19 virus reported in state
Illinois recorded its first death from the COVID-19 virus, a Chicago woman in her 60s with underlying health issues.
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Biden wins Illinois Democratic primary

Bars, restaurants and schools may have been closed, but the polls were open across Illinois Tuesday.

Parade, well-wishes help seniors celebrate St. Patrick’s Day – safely

Three families gathered Tuesday to celebrate St. Patrick's outside of  Centennial Pointe Senior Living - Assisted Living & Memory Care.

 
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Chicago aquarium releases penguins after exhibits close due to coronavirus

After Chicago's Shedd Aquarium was forced to close amid the coronavirus pandemic, staff decided to let a few waddling residents out of their enclosures for a field trip.  The aquarium shared videos on Twitter of three penguins checking out exhibits from the other side of the glass.

Assistance available for workers, businesses disrupted by coronavirus

With economic fallout continuing to grow from the spread of the coronavirus, Gov.

 
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Photos: Primary election

Voters and election workers braved the threat of the COVID-19 virus as they reported to the polls for the primary election Tuesday, March 17, 2020.

Trump says he’s looking at ‘big, bold’ economic stimulus package, including sending checks to Americans

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump downplayed reports Tuesday saying he's struck a more urgent tone as the White House seeks to get a handle on the coronavirus pandemic, arguing his recent remarks represented the "next logical step" in that response.

Fourth COVID-19 case in Sangamon; hospitals screen emergency patients

The number of confirmed cases of coronovirus, or COVID-19, in Sangamon County has increased to four.

Photos: Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray visits polling places across Springfield

In an election day tradition Sangamon County Clerk Don Gray visited polling places across Springfield to deliver bags of treats to election judges as a small token of thank you for their work.

EPICURIOSITY 101: Game of Scones — Looking around the world(s) for inspiration

Recently a colleague at Lincoln Land Community College asked me where we get the ideas and topics for our Culinary Institute hands-on cooking and baking classes.