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The facility is slated to include a cancer center, medical offices staffed by specialists, outpatient surgery, imaging, infusions, lab services and the micro-hospital. The micro-hospital would have an emergency department and eight to 12 beds for patients who need care overnight for short periods of time, such as a couple of days, said Audre Bagnall, executive vice president for business development and chief strategy officer at UChicago Medicine.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom home in the 1800 block of North Paulina Street sold from a private listing for $2.15 million Monday, real estate agent Vincent Anzalone confirmed. The price was down from earlier public listings, which touted a custom fireplace imported from Paris, another brass fireplace and a “true chef’s kitchen” that includes a waterfall-edged marble island. The upstairs includes a “sprawling” primary suite with a marble bath and the lower level features a home theater and exercise studio.
None of the three COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. contains fetal cells. But cell lines derived from two past abortions, performed decades ago, were used in the testing or development of the vaccines, according to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Other religious authorities, including the Vatican, have deemed the use of the vaccines morally acceptable.
More than 2,200 locations and providers statewide have signed up to offer the shots to children ages 5 to 11, including more than 700 pediatric and family practices, more than 700 pharmacy locations, about 100 urgent care locations, 112 local health departments and public health clinics, among others.
On Monday, United told the court it planned to begin bringing back unvaccinated workers in customer-facing roles who received exemptions once the spread of the virus subsides. Flight crew will return when nationwide daily case counts drop below 10,000 new cases per day for at least 21 consecutive days, the company said.
“It is clear that the finance, insurance and real estate sectors experienced a strong third quarter according to survey respondents while the transportation, utilities, information and communication sectors suffered the largest deterioration across the board,” said Eugenio J. Alemán, chief economist at the Energy Information Administration and the chair of the NABE business conditions survey.
Inner City Entertainment received a grant from the Chicago Community Trust’s initiative We Rise Together. The money will transform a vacant building into a dining and entertainment experience with a seven-screen, dine-in cinema, Creole-themed restaurant, an eight-lane bowling and billiards center, and rooftop event space for up to 200 guests. (Bogza Inc.)
The station on the Union Pacific North line was originally going to include funding from a 2009 state bond program but was delayed by state budget problems. More recently, the project needed engineering work and ran into delays getting city permits, Metra spokesman Michael Gillis said.
“When you look at other countries, there is evidence of what people need and what’s feasible,” said Jody Heymann, founding director of the policy center and a UCLA distinguished professor of public health and public affairs. “And by both of those measures, 12 weeks is a modest amount, and anything less is grossly inadequate. The rest of the world, including low-income countries, have found a way to do this.”
Built in 1996 and situated on 3.71 acres, the mansion that Chance and his wife purchased has 6½ bathrooms, six fireplaces, a great room with authentic Iowa barn beams and a kitchen that has a large center island, a marble baker’s counter, granite countertops, a Thermador range, two Thermador ovens, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two sinks and two Miele dishwashers. Other features include a library, a separate home office with a studio, a primary bedroom suite with a sitting area, and a finished walkout lower level with a bar, a recreation room, a game room, an exercise room and a home movie theater. Outside are a pool, a patio and a four-car garage.