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The pandemic forced many couples to cancel or postpone their wedding days. Wedding season is ramping back up as safety guidelines ease and couples get tired of waiting. Ceremonies still might look different than they did before, but those walking down the aisle are okay with that.
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McLean County health officials on Monday reported 91 new confirmed or probable COVID-19 cases, as the county’s testing positivity rate dips to its lowest level since mid-March.
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Illinois State University has officially opened the renovated Bone Student Center — what it calls the new front door of campus.
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The McLean County Health Department reported Friday that three more people have died from COVID-19 complications.
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