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Good News, Illinois: Baby Birds Saved, Teacher Honored, More

We hope this roundup of the week's cheeriest news stories brings a smile to your face.

ACROSS ILLINOIS — Sometimes it can seem like there's nothing but bad news out there. That's why we created this roundup of good news stories from across Illinois. From baby birds that were rescued to a teacher who's making a difference, we hope these Good News, Illinois, stories brighten your day.

Baby Birds Recovered From Dying Tree

The six birds were barely a week old. The birds were brought to the McHenry Co. Conservation District Wildlife Resource Center.

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Father-And-Son Pizzeria Going Strong Despite Pandemic Challenges

Owner Mike Treve is singing the praises of Raimondo’s customers, who have nearly overwhelmed him with their support throughout the pandemic.

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Kurland Insurance Donates $1,000 To P.A.W.S Tinley Park

The Orland Park based company announced the donation amid economic decline

ETHS's Corey Winchester Is 'Illinois History Teacher Of The Year'

The Evanston Township High School educator is now eligible for the National History Teacher of the Year award.

Suits For Success Donates Clothing For DuPage County Inmates

The clothing will be used for job interviews, court dates and more.

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