Committee Discusses State Parks’ Staffing Issues, Downstate Tourism Concerns – NPR Illinois

IDNR chief of staff Kristin DiCenso explained, “Where we are now is, it's a struggle, it's a daily struggle. If someone gets sick, sometimes a park doesn't get opened for the day. That's completely, completely unacceptable. But that's where we are.”
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debtsor
4 years ago

Vote against Prickster, pay a punishing price. This man is a tyrant.

Ambiguous End
4 years ago
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Unfortunately, whichever gubernatorial candidate wears the D endorsement in Illinois will win, so it remains to be seen whether there will be any meaningful choice to make. My guess is that there will not be. Is it worth considering registering as democrat just to sway the primaries next year?

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