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Vacant Kmart, Sears, Carson s stores are getting a new life as COVID-19 vaccination sites But then what?

At a former Kmart store in Des Plaines, the parking lot was full and a steady stream of people walked through the building’s sliding glass doors. No one was there to shop: what was once the last remaining Kmart in Illinois is now one of Cook County’s COVID-19 mass vaccination sites. The store’s sign has been swapped for a banner announcing the vaccine site, and a member of the Illinois .

Daywatch: COVID-19 cases up in Chicago s more vaccinated areas, city lags far behind others in getting rid of lead pipes and brewery s Beer for series wins over fans

Daywatch: COVID-19 cases up in Chicago’s more vaccinated areas, city lags far behind others in getting rid of lead pipes and brewery’s ‘Beer for’ series wins over fans Chicago Tribune staff, Chicago Tribune © Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune A selection of seven cans in the Beer For series, April 4, 2021, at Off Color Brewing s Mousetrap taproom. © Chris Sweda/Chicago Tribune Zoe Nance, 12, hits balls to her teammates during a Humboldt Park Gators baseball practice at Little Cubs Field in Chicago, April 7, 2021. The Gators, an all-girls baseball team, are about to start their first full season and most of their competition will be boys.

Downtown Chicago hotels are starting to reopen Laid-off workers worry they might not get their jobs back

Downtown Chicago hotels are starting to reopen. Laid-off workers worry they might not get their jobs back. Abdel Jimenez, Chicago Tribune © Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune Patrons enjoy tea service and pastries at The Drake Hotel s Palm Court as it reopens after being closed for almost a year on April 3, 2021. As travelers slowly begin to book hotel rooms again in Chicago, Maria Ruiz, of Addison, is looking forward to the day her former employer Swissotel calls her back after laying her off in late October because of the coronavirus pandemic. Ruiz worked as a banquet server and various other positions for two decades before being let go by Swissotel, which trimmed its workforce after business slowed down last year. That job helped Ruiz become a homeowner and support her family, including her 83-year-old father who lives with her.

You just became eligible for a COVID-19 shot Try these vaccine hunter tips to score an appointment

After months of waiting, all Illinois residents ages 16 and older became eligible Monday for the COVID-19 vaccination outside of Chicago. Now that the flood gates have opened, people are scouring websites and calling hotlines, wondering how to score an appointment when millions of people are vying for spots. The Tribune reached out to several Illinois vaccine hunters for their best tips on .

From checkout lines to vaccine lines: Vacant big-box stores get new life as mass COVID-19 vaccination sites

From checkout lines to vaccine lines: Vacant big-box stores get new life as mass COVID-19 vaccination sites Lauren Zumbach, Chicago Tribune © Stacey Wescott/Chicago Tribune Nurse Barb Parness raises her flag March 19, 2021, to let people know she is ready for another person to receive the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Parness and others were administering shots inside a former Sam s Club in Batavia. At a former Kmart store in Des Plaines, the parking lot was full and a steady stream of people walked through the building’s sliding glass doors. No one was there to shop: what was once the last remaining Kmart in Illinois is now one of Cook County’s COVID-19 mass vaccination sites.

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