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3:22 on March 31, 2023
While many people are reporting clear skies after the storm passes, be aware that Peoria County EMA is tracking a second line of storms predicted to come through Peoria County approximately 6:00 PM. Stay tuned to local news.
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A former township supervisor received more than $15,000 in unemployment benefits, but elected officials don't qualify. The full story here:
https://t.co/Rn8W9ML8nn
Everything you need to know about the Civic Center, Medina property annexation proposals and last night's Peoria city council meeting:
https://t.co/om0SDuiKaq
Another public comment comes from Joyce Blumenshine of the Sierra Club, she (along with a second speaker) voices opposition to high pressure carbon dioxide pipelines in the city, as a health and safety risk.
A packed room at Peoria City Council tonight, including a handful of Rivermen jerseys. Follow along here, when the meeting starts in just a few short minutes.
Council member Cyr says he doesn’t believe in the motion, but is following the rules. He moves to concur with the request from the city manager.
Council member Kelly seconds.
The motion passes 10-1 with Council member Jackson dissenting.