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Man Who Spent 24 Years in Prison on Wrongful Conviction Teams with Professor to Help Other Exonerees

Man Who Spent 24 Years in Prison on Wrongful Conviction Teams with Professor to Help Other Exonerees People 2 hrs ago © Provided by People Geoffery Stellfox Willie T. Donald and Dr. Nicky Jackson When Willie T. Donald learned he was being exonerated and released from prison in 2016 after spending 24 years behind bars for crimes he didn t commit, he thought his life was about to get a whole lot better. It didn t, as the 52-year-old Gary, Ind., man came to learn. In 1992, Donald was wrongly convicted for murder and armed robbery and sentenced to 60 years behind bars, missing big family events like his sister s wedding and his father s funeral.

Pandemic-stressed foster care system welcomes creative solutions

Erica Schultz, a foster care licensing specialist in Arlington Heights, Illinois, says the number of licensed foster homes in her agency has grown during the pandemic, from 37 last spring to 44 now. Overall, though, “the whole system has become more sluggish,” says Jill Duerr Berrick, a child welfare researcher and professor at the University of California, Berkeley. “It’s made it more difficult to provide services to families . [and] to get kids in regular contact with their families.” Why We Wrote This While exacerbating long-standing difficulties in the foster care system, the pandemic has also tapped unknown reservoirs of capability and compassion.

Lake County Fairgrounds to serve as COVID-19 vaccine site

CROWN POINT — The Lake County Health Department will begin distributing a limited number of COVID-19 immunizations at the Lake County Fairgrounds Wednesday to eligible individuals who make an appointment online at ourshot.in.gov or by calling 211. The fairgrounds site is the eighth COVID-19 vaccine distribution location in Lake County, including hospitals in Crown Point (two), Gary, Merrillville and Munster, and the city health departments in East Chicago and Gary. Currently, only health care workers, first responders, long-term care facility residents and staff, and individuals age 80 and up are eligible to receive the vaccine, due to the limited supply of doses the state receives on a weekly basis from the federal government.

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