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After two previous denials, operators of the Empire Lounge again had their application for site approval of a liquor license turned down by a split Peoria City Council on Tuesday.
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The owner of a restaurant business hoping to move into the Twin Towers Mall faces another delay following the Peoria City Council’s second deferral of a vote to grant the site a liquor license.
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Citizens on both sides of an effort to allow backyard chickens in Peoria took the opportunity to express their opinions during a lengthy discussion at Tuesday’s city council meeting.
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Peoria City Council defers vote on liquor license for Highly Flavored relocation to Twin Towers MallAmid concerns raised by some residents and the police department over security, hours of operation and other issues, a split Peoria City Council voted to defer a decision on the liquor license application for Highly Flavored.
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The co-chairs of the Peoria City-County Joint Commission on Racial Justice and Equity outlined their efforts to develop strategies for closing inequity gaps from decades of structural racism.
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First District Peoria City Council member Denise Jackson wants the city to take a closer look at a handful of ordinances, including one concerning block parties that dates back to 1957.
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The Peoria City Council is moving forward with sidewalk improvements on the South Side, and preliminary plans for a large new subdivision on the north side.
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With an additional $75,000 grant approved by the Peoria City Council, Central Illinois Friends is on the way to building a new clinic and community center for Peoria's LGBTQ+ community.
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Last Wednesday, Morris told Mayor Rita Ali in an email he was resigning "due to personal and professional committments."
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The city and county won't immediately explore workaround options for trash after opening talks with GFL on Landfill 3 last week.