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Furrever Friends Friday 12/6/19 Part 1

Posted: Dec 6, 2019 / 09:22 AM CST / Updated: Dec 6, 2019 / 09:22 AM CST

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Forest Park Nature Center reopens to the public

by Austin Schick / Aug 4, 2020

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Peoria Park District is reopening one of it's facilities with enhanced procedures in place.

Forest Park Nature Center reopened on Tuesday to the public. The trails have always been open, but the building itself was closed due to the pandemic. Chief Naturalist at Forest Park Kristi Shoemaker said it's exciting to be open again.

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STIMULUS CHECKS: Central Illinois lawmakers say package should be approved in next few weeks

by Matt Sheehan / Aug 4, 2020

WASHINGTON D.C. (WMBD) -- It may be weeks until Central Illinoisans see the next round of federal stimulus checks.

Unemployment benefits are still at the center of conversations in the nation's capital. It's been nearly four months since millions of Americans received their first stimulus check.

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Restaurants with positive cases closing by choice; closings not mandated by health departments

by Austin Schick / Aug 4, 2020

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) -- Restaurants in Central Illinois are reeling from the spread of COVID-19 and some local restaurant owners are making the decision to close down on their own as staff members test positive for the virus.

Officials with local health departments said they aren't forcing businesses to shut down when there are positive virus tests and that many businesses are doing so voluntarily.

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