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The possible elimination of Illinois’ grocery tax could leave municipalities across the state facing an unexpected revenue shortfall.
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A 13,000-square-foot gymnasium and community center will not be built in downtown Pekin.
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The City of Pekin is gathering public input on a five-year Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan. The plan outlines locations and timelines for addressing sidewalks and curb ramps.
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Delivering her first State of the City address, Pekin Mayor Mary Burress said the city is making major investments in infrastructure and retail projects that will have a positive impact on the community.
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The Center for Prevention of Abuse is looking to build a new emergency domestic violence shelter in Pekin after the city council approved a land purchase agreement for a 1.8-acre property near downtown.
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Pekin Mayor Mary Burress discusses the appointment of Chris Onken to the city council, long-term plans for developing a new City Hall, and more in her latest quarterly interview with WCBU.
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Becky Cloyd is resigning from the Pekin City Council, effective immediately. Cloyd made the announcement in a social media post, saying she made the decision with “mixed emotions.”
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The city of Pekin is taking a new approach to interacting with its homeless population by hiring a social worker dedicated to working with unhoused individuals.
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After eight years as Pekin's police chief, John Dossey believes the timing is right for him to accept the full-time duties of the city manager.
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A full demolition is underway on the entire west half of the Pekin Township Office building, following a second partial collapse of the structure Thursday afternoon.