All Stories from June 28, 2021
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Grains, livestock mixed.
Jun 29, 2021 10:17 AM - CHICAGO (AP) - Grain futures were mixed on Tuesday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for July fell 3 cents at $6.48 a bushel; July corn gained 36.25 cents at $6.8825 a bushel; July oats was unchanged at $3.86 a bushel; while July soybeans rose 13.25 cents at $13.63 a bushel. Beef lower and pork higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
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Seeing Changes in the Volume of Your Website Traffic?
Jun 29, 2021 8:54 AM - Google has been very busy this summer, rolling out numerous changes. If you're seeing shifts in the amount of website traffic that you're getting, you're not alone. To level set, the Google algorithm is the formula Google uses to decide what website users see when they "Google" something. Google makes about six relatively minor changes to its algorithm every day. Every now and then, however, it rolls out bigger changes to its algorithm. -
Schaumburg Library and Versiti to Hold Blood Drive
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Saint Viator Names New Varsity Boys' Soccer Head Coach
Jun 29, 2021 8:42 AM - Saint Viator High School Athletic Director Jason Kuffel announced the school will be promoting Byron DeLeon to the position of Head Coach of the boys' varsity soccer team. DeLeon has been coaching boys' soccer for nearly 20 years and has recently served as the Head Coach of the Saint Viator boys JV soccer team as well as Assistant Coach of the boys' varsity soccer team. In 2017, DeLeon led the JV boys' team to the ESCC conference championship. "Byron has not only proven he is a skilled coach, but his coaching philosophies align well with Saint Viator values,"said Kuffel. "He understands that these boys are students first and athletes second." -
Jacobs' post-pandemic runway: Parading puffers in patterns
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'It was scary': Teens escape serious injury when rotted balcony collapses in Schaumburg
Jun 29, 2021 6:35 AM - Readily apparent deterioration is considered the cause of a balcony collapse in Schaumburg that sent a group of teens tumbling about 12 feet to the ground as they posed for a birthday party photo early Sunday evening. -
Danny weakens to a tropical depression, heavy rains continue
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Crews spend 5th day atop shaky pile of collapsed concrete
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Gritty Clippers stave off elimination, beat Suns 116-102
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Bullpen breaks down late, Cubs lose 14-4 in Milwaukee
Jun 28, 2021 11:41 PM - The Cubs had to begin their mid-season showdown in Milwaukee under tough circumstances, arriving in town early Monday morning after a late-night flight from Los Angeles.
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