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3 weeks ago | wifr.com | Anna Sieg |Jade Marceau-Mary

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - One team and one individual are recognized for their excellence and quality care for patients. The award presentation took place June 3 at UW Health SwedishAmerican Hospital. A panel of judges evaluated this year’s nominees based on measurable quality outcomes, impact on the organization, integrity, service and vision for improvement.

1 month ago | wifr.com | Jade Marceau-Mary

The restaurant offers traditional Mexican dishes like tacos, gorditas, taquitos and more.

1 month ago | newageislam.com | Jade Marceau-Mary |Manmath Nayak |Manoj Gupta |Andrew Mills

An ANI report established that Indian Army position near Jammu destroyed 'Pakistani Posts and Terrorist Launch Pads.' * From Destroyed Military Sites To Jets Shot Down, Pakistan's Losses During The Indo-Pak Conflict * Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Locks X Account After Trolls Call Him 'Face Of Betrayal'; Target Him And His Daughter * Taliban Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada Orders Taliban Intelligence To Crack Down On Perceived Insults To Islam * IDF Kills Head Of Islamic Jihad Terror Cell, Nour...

2 months ago | wifr.com | Jade Marceau-Mary |Anthony Ferretti

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) - Midway Village Museum transformed into the early 1900s Saturday for a World War I reenactment. The exhibit depicted various elements of the war, including the women’s suffrage movement, a mock trench system in the battlefield and mock battles in the woods. The event started Saturday and will go on throughout the weekend. The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $15 for adults, $13 for children.

2 months ago | wifr.com | Jade Marceau-Mary |Laura Neuzil

FREEPORT, Ill. (WIFR) - VOICES of Stephenson County opens its annual Book Nook Spring Half Price Sale Thursday. The sale runs April 3-12, with all proceeds going toward support services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. The Book Nook, located in Lincoln Mall, 1265 W. Galena Ave., Freeport, offers a large variety of donated books, DVDs, records and puzzles. The sale continues a legacy of charity book sales that began in 1969 at the Freeport YWCA.