Jeff D'Alessio is a journalist based in Champaign, Illinois. He writes for The News-Gazette, focusing on local news and events in the Champaign area. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including community meetings, local businesses, crime reports, and profiles of individuals and organizations making an impact in the community.
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Jeff D Alessio's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to township politics, crime, events, and community leaders. His articles often cite data and government announcements, suggesting a need for reliable information from authoritative sources.
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By: Jeff D Alessio
With the 2024 election in the books — and the losing party set to bring back the peaceful transition of power 72 days from now — we asked a panel
By: Jeff D Alessio
Picking up where he left off in the Big 10 column in our Weekend Edition, Editor JEFF D'ALESSIO asked a second set of University of Illinois
"Illinois should be saving a lot of tickets each home game for NBA GMs."
By: Jeff D Alessio
Sixty-two days before Donald Trump relocates to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., we asked those in the business of teaching and learning: What's the consequence
Parkland College trustees this week signed off on an $18,000-a-year raise and two-year extension for second-year President Pam Lau, whose new deal will keep her on the Champaign campus though June 30, 2028.
“I hope the next chancellor will support the importance of creative nonviolence in all campus social interactions and put policy and programs in place to assist students and staff to utilize these skills.
By: Jeff D Alessio
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Have something you've been wanting to ask the two Democrats vying to be Urbana's next mayor in February's primary? You've come to the right place.
This year’s Central Hardin High School football team is a perfect example about how sports — and life — is a marathon and not a sprint.
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