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This Adorable Amish Town In Illinois Is A Hidden Foodie Paradise That Rivals Any Big City
You don’t need a plane ticket or a fancy travel agent to find food that genuinely stops you in your tracks. Arthur, Illinois is a small Amish town tucked into Douglas County, and it’s serving up a foodie experience that puts plenty of big-city restaurants to serious shame.
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Paxton Solar Farm Deal Will Grow Hay, Power Homes And Pad City Tax Rolls
A community solar project planned for Baltimore Drive in Paxton has cleared a major hurdle, with the city council approving an annexation agreement that brings the site into city limits and sets up what developers describe as a dual-use farm: solar panels generating electricity while hay grows between and beneath the rows. The 4.95-MW AC facility is being developed by Lightstar Renewables in partnership with the City of Paxton, and the company says it could save local subscribers roughly 10% on their electricity costs.
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Commission considering purchase of shuttered nursing home near Paxton
PAXTON — Members of the Ford County Public Building Commission took a tour of a former nursing home on the outskirts of Paxton on Wednesday, Nov. 4, to see if the long-shuttered facility might be suitable for future county use. The 37,573-square-foot building, located on a 317,117-square-foot lot at...
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Harry Potter fans encouraged to head to Danville Friday for evening of witchcraft and wizardry
DANVILLE — Expect street closures in Danville Friday as part of the city’s downtown transforms into the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The city is holding Potterfest from 5:00-8:00 p.m. as part of its First Fridays community event series. Attendees can follow clues on a a map throughout downtown to complete a scavenger hunt and compete for the grand prize.
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Urbana has been recycling since 1986
The City of Urbana is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the U-Cycle program. Launched in 1986, U-Cycle is recognized as one of the first curbside recycling programs in the state. In partnership with the Urbana Park District, there will be a special anniversary celebration and America Recycles Day event at the Anita Purves Nature Center on November 14. There will be games, activities, more to learn about local waste-reduction and reuse efforts, and a recycling touch-a-truck.