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“Sewer relining is a cost-effective way to renew our underground infrastructure, allowing us to restore the pipe for another 50 years without digging up our roads,” said Citizen Services Executive Director Kim Onrait for the City of Regina in a news release.
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The work will be done in two sections. Relining from Lake Street to Albert Street along 25th Avenue will begin on July 5 at 7 a.m. and is expected to take about three weeks, pending weather and any other unforeseen circumstances. The second section will take place along 25th Avenue from Proctor Place to Athol Street and begin once the first section is complete. The whole project is expected to wrap up by early September.
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PEORIA, Ill. Patients in area hospitals took a dive in the right direction Thursday, as 11 fewer people with COVID-19 are occupying hospital beds compared to Wednesday.
Ten fewer people occupied non-ICU beds Thursday, in addition to one fewer person occupying an ICU bed.
At the time of reporting Thursday by the Peoria City/County Health Department, 57 people are currently in area hospitals with the virus.
One new death was reported Thursday in the tri-county area, as a woman in her 90s who resided at Proctor Place in Peoria County succumbed to the virus.
Overall, 145 new cases were reported throughout the tri-county of Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford.