Group handing out naloxone amid spike in overdose deaths in McHenry County
Several overdoses and deaths reported in McHenry County
A recent spike in what appears to be overdose deaths in McHenry County has one organization in overdrive.
McHENRY Co. - A recent spike in what appears to be overdose deaths in
McHenry County has one organization in overdrive.
There were five suspected overdose deaths in the past six days in the county. Now, Live4Lali is walking through communities making sure naloxone, the opiate antidote, is in every hand. If you are a human and you encounter other humans, you should carry naloxone, said Live4Lali Executive Director Laura Fry.
Motion to Dismiss an FOIA case and today was the hearing.
We requested all posts from the Karen Lukasik Algonquin Township Clerk Facebook page along with the names of those blocked from the page.
James Kelly, the Township attorney, played games with the response by claiming Karen Lukasik is not a public body and her personal Facebook, Karen Lukasik
for Algonquin Township Clerk account is not prepared for, used by, received by, possessed by, or controlled by a public body, in this case, Algonquin Township.
Never mind the fact we did not ask for her political page. We asked for the one screen-captured and pictured below, which the world can see is not the name of the Facebook page referenced by James Kelly.
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Region 9 Nears Lowest COVID Positivity Rate - Crystal Lake-Cary, IL - The seven-day rolling average for the COVID-19 positivity rate in Lake, McHenry counties is 3.4 percent.
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Many health departments are prioritizing vaccinating those over the age of 65 years old, front-line essential workers and those who ve already received their first shots. (Shutterstock)
CHICAGO AREA, IL Health departments across the Chicago area will not vaccinate those with medical conditions under the age of 65, despite a recent recommendation by Gov. J.B. Pritzker to include the population in Phase 1b of the state s vaccination plan starting Thursday.
Instead, many local health departments are prioritizing getting second shots of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines into arms, as well as first shots to front-line essential workers and those 65 years and older.