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1. Fedora’s new location and a family loss. Members report Fedora’s Pizza and Gyros has reopened at Sterling Bazaar Plaza near Louie Legends after closing its University Street location. They also shared that founder Paul Khourisader died earlier this year and the family took time off. Online opening hours may be outdated. View Post >

2. CJ Harvest may be opening soon. A member reports plans for a VIP reception followed by a soft opening Friday, October 23. The discussion does not confirm whether the opening will proceed, and pricing remains unknown. View Post >

3. Peoria rally coverage draws complaints. Members criticized WMBD’s Bloomington-focused No Kings rally coverage for omitting Peoria, while another outlet mentioned both cities and an early-voting push. DennisinPeoria suggested limited weekend staffing might explain the coverage choice and noted that previous Peoria rallies had been covered. View Post >

4. DennisinPeoria is approaching retirement. The longtime behind-the-camera worker says he plans to retire early next year. Inspired by an AP photographer’s drone images of powerful waves hitting California homes, he is considering buying a drone, taking classes and getting certified for use after retirement. Post 1 >   Post 2 >

5. Social Security increase mentioned—but not substantiated here. A thread headline reports a 3.6% benefit increase for 2027. The supplied comments discuss Social Security’s history and a Fairbury, Illinois, connection, but provide no official announcement confirming the increase. View Post >

6. No Kings organizers report an Instagram disruption. A shared article says Meta suspended the movement’s main Instagram account during October 17 demonstrations. Meta reportedly restored access, apologized and blamed an automated error. Organizers disputed the explanation and sought assurances against further disruptions before the November 3 elections. View Post >

7. CBS correspondent apologizes for political post. According to a shared report, chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford deleted a post praising a man who questioned Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about the Muslim Brotherhood. Crawford apologized and acknowledged that her post violated CBS News standards. View Post >

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