Jeff D'Alessio is an editor for The News-Gazette, with a focus on local news in Champaign, Illinois. His articles cover a range of topics including crime, community development, education, and local events. Jeff's work has also been featured in other publications such as the Herald Journal, Piatt County Journal Republican, and Yahoo News.
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Jeff D'Alessio's coverage primarily revolves around local news, politics, entertainment, and sports in the Champaign area of Illinois. He frequently reports on government announcements and press releases related to local events and developments.
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By: Jeff D’Alessio
Grayson County High School senior offensive tackle Wynsten Woosley is not just a leader with his play along the line of scrimmage as a two-year starter, but with his leadership
By: Jeff D'Alessio
"My favorite part of every day: greeting students as they enter one of our buildings. It’s a wonderful way to connect with them right from the start, setting a positive
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CHAMPAIGN — A Champaign Central athletic director who resigned this month died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, Champaign County Coroner Stephen Thuney said Tuesday.
Chicago-based Franczek currently handles the vast majority of the district’s legal business. That will likely change in part — before the calendar turns to 2025, Betsy Holder hopes — with
Bret Bielema’s bunch isn’t the only one moving up in the rankings this week. Also on the rise: the University of Illinois as a whole, which climbed two spots —
Rule No. 1 at Frank Ambros' business? "We respect everyone at all times, no matter what, even when we are being disrespected by them."
Earlier this week, our Bob Asmussen caught back up with Kenton Elmore, fresh off his 30-major-league-ballparks-in-one-summer tour.
“My dad drove down from Minnesota to purchase a meal and be my ‘first dollar' made as a Chick-fil-A operator,” he says. “This was impactful to me because much of my philosophy on serving, caring for and impacting others comes from him.”
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