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6 days ago |
25newsnow.com | Jolie Rodriguez
CHILLICOTHE (25 News Now) - Learning by doing is a goal for the Illinois Valley Central School District’s students in its annual Mustang Madness. Focused on social-emotional learning (SEL), the fourth through eighth graders at Chillicothe Elementary Center and Junior High spent a day learning about life skills, including leadership, loyalty, integrity, forgiveness, empathy, kindness, honesty, courage, perseverance, and trustworthiness.
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1 week ago |
25newsnow.com | Jolie Rodriguez
HUDSON (25News Now)—In Illinois, less than a third of fourth graders met or exceeded reading standards. However, a McLean County school has a creative new way to excite its students about reading. Students at Hudson Elementary are rewarded for good behavior and birthdays. Their prize is to pick a book from a vending machine. This not only excites kids about reading, but it prompts overall student engagement. Evangeline Rawls is a fourth grader at Hudson Elementary.
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1 week ago |
25newsnow.com | Jolie Rodriguez
PEORIA (25News Now) - The murder trial of Sonya Massey will be moved to Peoria County due to the intense publicity it received in Sangamon County. The request comes from Sean Grayson’s defense attorneys, who said in their motion that the high-profile nature of this case, combined with the attention it receives, will make it difficult to separate fact from speculation.
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2 weeks ago |
25newsnow.com | Jolie Rodriguez
EAST PEORIA (25News Now) - One of America’s greatest songwriters will grace the Prairie Home Alliance Theater stage on Wednesday night. Bob Dylan stops in Peoria for his world tour, Rough and Rowdy Ways. Matt Jaeger will be seeing Dylan for the 200th time at the River City show and said no show is ever the same as the last. It’s a passion with humble beginnings. “It all probably started with my father. He’s the one that exposed me to Dylan’s music,” said Jaeger.
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2 weeks ago |
25newsnow.com | Jolie Rodriguez
PEORIA (25News Now) — The clock is ticking to get your Real ID. Starting May 7, those entering federal buildings, military bases and flying domestically will need a Real ID marker. “They’re not going to slide it anymore; you’re going to need a Real ID, that’s the driver’s license or other state ID that has that little gold star on it,” said Gene Olson, director of airports at Peoria International Airport.
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