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  • precinct committeeman: If you can walk into a hospital, you can walk to a public hospital.
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: This bill mandates that you carry insurance. Thats what it does. The federal government will...
  • Emtronics: BTW, walk into a private hospital in a big city needing emergency care and see how fast you are loaded in...
  • Emtronics: The health care system in this country as it stands now, can not go on. The costs keep rising (39%) for...
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: So why kcdad would you, of all people, be at all supportive of this bill. Corporations, that...
  • charlie: “requires hospitals and ambulance services to provide care to anyone needing emergency...
  • charlie: Sharon, Sharon Sharon… it’s only money.
  • charlie: Sud O Nym: Neither am I, but you are getting close!
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: Emtronics I am just confused where the denied treatment situation is happening. You say in...
  • precinct committeeman: The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA)[1] is a U.S. Act of Congress...
  • Sharon Crews: Edison and Johns Hopkins. $150,000+ is on the agenda to buy more equipment and textbooks for...
  • Emtronics: Stephen, not here in Peoria but people in bigger cities like New York and Chicago have been taken to...
  • anp: How many times have we just been a few weeks/months away from a start to this project only to see those...
  • no special treatment: With all the cuts announced why isn’t Edison on the table? And why not cut sports?...
  • Stephen Scanlan-Yerly: Raise your hand if you have ever gone to hospital and been denied health care. You needed to...

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Museum Partners answer readers’ questions (Pt. 1)

You asked, and now the museum is answering!

Rather than wait until all the answers were in, Kathleen Woith of Lakeview Museum has provided the answers she has received so far. “Some of the questions concerning the Peoria Historical Society and the Peoria Regional Museum Society (which owns the Duryea) I have sent along to [...]

Hotel optional six months ago, now critical

The city commissioned a feasibility study recently to see what impact a proposed hotel connected to the Civic Center would have on other hotels downtown. The Journal Star gives us our first peek at their results today.

After all the money that’s been put into the the recent Civic Center expansion, now we’re being told [...]