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Champaign County uninsured rate drops, but not everyone pleased with Affordable Care Act

By Jessica Bursztynsky/For CU-CitizenAccess | May 5, 2017

As debate continues in Congress over the future of healthcare, just what has the Affordable Care Act meant for people in Champaign County?

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Temporary worker at Rantoul meat processing plant tests positive for Covid-19

After 26 days of no new reported cases, a Rantoul Foods worker has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

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Displaced Bristol Place residents to return home

The site of the old Bristol Place neighborhood on Bradley Avenue and Market Street in Champaign was demolished in March of 2018. The neighborhood was riddled with crime, was a blight that could not be eradicated without rebuilding the area from scratch, the Bristol Park board stated.

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  • Anschick’s First Neighborhood Association disbands
  • Silverwood residents hope new name will create positive change
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