Transitions: Wayne Sage, 81
Transitions: Edwin Dalton, 82
Photo of the Day - September 21, 2020


Youth wrestling club announces change in leadership
Vice President - Richard Vetter
Head Coach - Billy Gallo
Equipment - Chad Carter
Stats - Ben Gorman
Treasurer - Randi Jones
Secretary - Bailey Schiff
Public Relations - Matthew Ware
Fundraising - Adrienne Umbarger
Member at Large - Travis Eastin
Photo of the Day - September 20, 2020

Basketball seniors honored at SJO
(Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks)
The only way to overcome racial injustice is to stand together

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A lib hoax or a serious public health issue, tell us your COVID experience
Do you have a personal experience with the Coronavirus you'd like to share? How is your family handling life during a pandemic?
Most people suffer the infection anywhere from just five days to a couple of weeks, but there is segment of the population whose symptoms simply will not go away. Are you a long-hauler?
Historically, viral pandemic outbreaks worsen during cold, winter months. However, there are many who vehemently believe the Coronavirus is a hoax dreamed up and put into play by the liberal left to stymie President Donald Trump's reelection bid. Do you believe the outbreak will magically disappear on November 4?
The Sentinel would like to share your view, your story, your experience with our readers. Please email your story, tips or commentary to editor@oursentinel.com.
Covid-19 count creeps up slighty in our area
The current count by zip code includes two cases in Ogden (61859), St. Joseph (61873) with 15, Sidney (61877) with seven, and Philo (61864) is nursing six cases. The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District is reporting five cases in Tolono (61880) and none in Royal (61871).
Out of the 13,018 test performed to date, 251 area residents in the six zip codes covered by The Sentinel have tested positive. The number represents just six percent of the total confirmed cases in Champaign County.
Thanks to the students returning to the University of Illinois campus last month, there 424 active cases in the county, 30 of those are patients from our area.
Currently, there are eight individuals from the county who are hospitalized. The stats do not indicate the home zip codes of those who are undergoing treatment at area hospitals.
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