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Crowded field of candidates hoping to represent district that stretches from Chicago to Danville

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By David Pierce Verified
| Illinois Public Media News
URBANA – At the September 2025 Labor Day parade, people lined Desplaines Street in Chicago’s West Loop. Alongside the crowd was State Senator Robert Peters, who served the 13th Senate District in Illinois for the last seven years, which stretches from Chicago’s downtown to the Indiana border. The Democratic leader and Chicago native sponsored the bill that reformed Illinois’s criminal justice system, which eliminated cash bail. Now, he is seeking a move to Washington, DC.
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Harris, area standouts team up for youth football camp

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By David Pierce Verified
| Osceola Times Verified
RIVERCREST — Buddah Harris has made plenty of big plays for Rivercrest High School over the years, but Saturday, Aug. 9, his biggest impact came off the scoreboard. The senior athlete, who holds six college offers, organized and led a youth football skills camp at Cortez Kennedy Field for children ages 8-13. Nearly 20 kids from across the area took part in an afternoon of conditioning, agility, and position drills designed to sharpen their skills — and prepare them for the season ahead.
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County Justice bids farewell, steps down to relocate

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By David Pierce Verified
| neatowncourier.com
District 6 Justice of the Peace Cecil McDonald announced his resignation from the Mississippi County Quorum Court Tuesday. It’s effective July 1. McDonald, who has served the district since 2020, cited relocation as the reason for the decision as he and his wife plan to move to California. His wife Christine has accepted a position as deputy chancellor at a community college in Fresno. “It’s an opportunity for both of us,” explained McDonald following the month QC meeting.
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