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| Burris Back in Chicago, Still Wants Obama's Seat |
Despite a delayed plane and no swearing in, Senate appointee Roland Burris was all smiles in front of the media when he arrived at Chicago's Midway Airport Wednesday.
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| GOP Still Sounding Special Election Call |
Two top state government officials Wednesday responded to Roland Burris' plea to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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| Buffalo Wild Wings Opens Galesburg Location |
Nearly 60 people braved below freezing temperatures and blustery conditions Tuesday night all for a chance for free buffalo wings for a year.
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| Galesburg Reading Teacher Wins State Award |
A Galesburg School District teacher is receiving a statewide award, for her involvement in a district program an administrator says he wishes there were more of in the country.
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| Officials: White Doesn't Need to Certify Burris Appointment |
The Illinois Attorney General's office filed its response Wednesday to the lawsuit by Roland Burris asking the Illinois Supreme Court to require the Secretary of State to certify his appointment to the U.S. Senate.
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| Burris: Next Senator "Shortly" |
Roland Burris says he expects "very shortly" to represent the state of Illinois in the U.S. Senate.
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| Obama: No Support for Burris |
President-elect Barack Obama has declined to support giving Illinois' vacated U.S. Senate seat, last held by Obama, to former Illinois Attorney General Roland Burris.
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| Senate Readies for Possible Impeachment Trial |
The Illinois Senate could be one step closer, at least technically, to putting Governor Rod Blagojevich on trial.
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| Impeachment Hearings Expected to Wrap Up This Week |
The impeachment process continues at a fast pace in Springfield with House on a timetable that calls for the Special Impeachment Committee to wrap up by the end of the week.
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| Flood of 2008's Impact on Galesburg Among Big Local News Stories |
The City of Galesburg couldn't have been happier in the early part of 2008 to break ground on a new multi-million dollar water treatment plant, but it likely didn't expect it would have to contend with a flood that would almost completely take out the old plant first.
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