Note to Readers: Sorry for the Website Interruptions, But We’re Growing!

The good news is that our readership continues to grow very rapidly!

Unfortunately, that required a server change and some upgrades. While we make the changes our site has sometimes slowed or gone down, but we should be finished within a couple days.

Thanks for your patience and for reading.

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-Mark Glennon, Founder

 

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Rick
5 years ago

Congrats! I only read news sites that have reader comments because that is what makes stories come to life. I enjoy this Illinois new site immensely more than the other “Illinois” news site that doesn’t allow reader comments. Same aggregation of stories here as there, plus the reader comments, plus the original content. You have a winning formula others don’t have.

Illinois Entrepreneur
5 years ago

Congrats Mark! (And Ted) I’ve been around since the early days, and you have a great product.

I just wish this were a “mainstream” site in Illinois, but I know that you guys are working hard to make it so.

As such, my annoying comments are here to make everyone else look good!

NB-Chicago
5 years ago

GREAT GOING WIREPOINTS!!!!-everyone should donate!!
was wondering what was going on, maybe the machine trying to shut us down by hacking the site, wouldn’t put it past then.

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A statewide concern: Illinois’ population decline outpaces neighboring states – Wirepoints on ABC20 Champaign

“We are not in good shape” Wirepoints’ Ted Dabrowski told ABC 20 Champaign during a segment on Illinois’ latest population losses. Illinois was one of just three states to shrink in the 2010-2020 period and has lost another 300,000 people since then. Ted says things need to change. “It’s too expensive to live here, there aren’t enough good jobs and nobody trusts the government anymore. There’s just other places to go where you can be more satisfied.”

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