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Romeoville, Bedford Park Workers Walk Out Of Job Over Coronavirus
Workers at two different industries walked off their job sites Monday morning to protest their employers' coronavirus responses.

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Workers at two different industries walked off their job sites Monday morning to protest their employers' coronavirus responses.

In response to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, the Plainfield Village Board has decided to move its Monday meeting online.
Tuesday's village board meeting will move online in response to coronavirus concerns, and all Oswego residents are invited to tune in.
The Polish deli and market is still open amid the coronavirus crisis for anyone wanting to prepare an old-world Easter meal.
Police confirmed an additional 10 cases of coronavirus over the weekend
As of Sunday April 5, there were 52 total cases of coronavirus in Kendall County, including two deaths and three recoveries
A vehicular picket formed Saturday morning as Amazon workers continued to strike for better coronavirus protections at their work site.
The Kendall County Health Department reported an additional six cases of coronavirus in the county on April 3, including one minor.
Valley View School District Superintendent Rachel Kinder issued a reminder to parents on Friday, that remote learning starts Tuesday.
Police report that they have not been given any coronavirus test kits, and do not know of any plans to obtain them from public agencies.
Some students at Plainfield School District 202 will receive laptops on Sunday, April 5, to aid them in home learning.
Police said they are currently investigating a criminal damage to property report in which they said a man punched a truck taillight.
Center officials said the center was being closed to free up staff for duties related to coronavirus response.
While the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus continues to grow, there are so far no reported COVID-19-related deaths in the village.
Metal Monkey and Garage Band Brewing will both be participating in a state-wide, craft beer virtual happy hour this Friday, April 3.
A man in his 20s and a woman in her 40s were both confirmed to have coronavirus today.
While not the only offense he is charged with, he's accused of kicking a cop's legs.
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Amid the coronavirus crisis, some children in Plainfield's Grande Park area will get an Easter visit from a social-distancing Easter Bunny.
According to the Plainfield Police Department's latest count, there are 15 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Plainfield