
DeAsia Paige
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“Our motto is to be available and take the clinic to the people,” said a program manager at the East Side Health District in East St. Louis.
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The Black Woodstock Festival is this weekend and will feature 54 Black-owned businesses.
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The City of Cahokia Heights will face logistical challenges in merging municipal departments and handling ongoing flooding and sewage issues.
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Sen. Durbin toured Harding Ditch and met with some Centreville residents regarding flooding and sewage issues, but not with the group Centreville Citizens for Change.
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79% of voters in Cahokia Heights supported the measure to do away with Commonfields of Cahokia Public Water District.
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Community participation is a major element of the nearly $1 million grant.
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Commonfields of Cahokia Public Water and Sewer District is the public utility for a community plagued by decades of flooding and sewage backing up into resident's homes and yards.
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“The persistent flooding and sewage residents have experienced are entirely unacceptable, especially in a pandemic when home has never been more sacred,” the governor said.
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Centreville, Alorton and Cahokia have applied for a $22 million federal grant that local leaders believe would fix failed sewage systems in those communities. “I would like to see it happen, but, believe me, I won’t hold my breath,” one resident said.
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Police, prosecutors, defenders and judges prepare to enact more than 700 pages of legislation.
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Curtis McCall Sr. is poised to be the first mayor of Cahokia Heights, a new cyt formed from the consolidation of Alorton, Centerville and Cahokia, which voters approved in November.
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“I don’t want to create more disparity. We have already seen how horribly this virus has treated Black and brown communities,” Dr. Ngozi Ezike said Thursday at a virtual discussion hosted by Macedonia Baptist Church.