The Judah Christian School finally has a new home.

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Sections of Lincoln Avenue, Springfield Avenue and Park Street may undergo resurfacing and other improvements if approved by Urbana City Council next week. The project, which gained initial support at Monday’s regular meeting, would be funded by $650,000 of Motor Fuel Tax funds.

Absentee voting is now open for Champaign County registered voters. This is for the upcoming Consolidated General Election taking place April 5.

Nicholas Staples of Champaign was arrested in conjunction with the Oct. 8 robbery of First Midwest Bank in Champaign.

It was like a scene right out of “A Bug’s Life” when hundreds of ants, cockroaches, beetles and butterflies invaded campus Feb. 26.

Last year, the Congressional Budget Office projected that 23 million Americans would still be uninsured even if President Barack Obama’s sweeping health care package takes effect. As of 2007, there were roughly 55,000 uninsured individuals in Champaign County alone — about 29 percent of the total number of residents — according to a report released by the Illinois Campaign for Better Health Care.

The Champaign City Council will vote Tuesday night on the relocation of Judah Christian School and the adoption of Champaign’s comprehensive plan. These two issues have been the main topic in the last two weeks’ study sessions.

Seven vehicle burglaries occurred between the overnight hours of Feb. 23 and early hours of Feb. 24 in Southwest Champaign.

Over 500 people Saturday braved the cold weather and a dip into the icy water to help raise money for Special Olympics Illinois.

A thick crowd filled the lobby of the Comfort Suites Hotel in Urbana on Saturday, composed of recently fled Indiana legislators and their supporters.

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