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A Central Illinois church, YouTube and the importance of local digital preservation

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By Tim Rosenberger
| WSIU-TV (Carbondale, IL)
A Pekin pastor is calling for less automated moderation of internet content and for organizations to back up their history after his church's YouTube channel was deleted without warning. Nathan Noyes, pastor of Gethsemane Church in Pekin, went to YouTube in June to upload recent church videos only to discover YouTube deleted Gethsemane's channel. It allegedly violated the site’s spam, deceptive practices and scam policy. Countless videos — documenting church activities and history — were lost.
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After combative debate, Peoria school board votes in favor of 1 semester Elite contract

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By Tim Rosenberger
| WCBU Newscasts
The Peoria Public Schools Board of Education Friday evening voted in favor of a one-semester contract with Elite Community Outreach’s Game Changer program, with the understanding that plans for the second semester would be decided in the coming months. As part of the Safe School Program, Elite is charged with behavioral guidance for at risk students. The original item proposed to fund both semesters with a $624,000 contract, $304,000 of which would come from the Illinois’ Safe Schools grant.
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Illinois EPA attacking carbon emissions in water ports through yearslong planning project Original

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By Tim Rosenberger
| WCBU Newscasts
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] and a national nonprofit met Tuesday with the Peoria community to discuss a multiyear planning process to make Illinois waterways and ports more environmentally friendly. The Illinois EPA joined with Calstart Tuesday evening at 201 S.W. Adams St. in Downtown Peoria to discuss with the public a longterm planning project to decarbonize Illinois waters.
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