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| Asian Carp DNA in Lake Michigan -- But No Asian Carp |
While the threat to Lake Michigan continues, experts studying the Asian carp are concerned but not panicked.
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| Census Bureau Looking for Workers in Galesburg |
POSTED 11:24 a-m 1/20/10 The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting temporary, part-time jobs for the 2010 Census.
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| Portion of West Main Street to be Closed for Repairs |
West Main Street from North Henderson Street to Walnut Avenue will be closed to eastbound traffic on Thursday, January 21 from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., or until the work has been completed. Westbound traffic will not be affected.
Repairs to a service line in the area is being performed by the city's water division.
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| Farmer's Market Coming to Knoxville; Timber Street Project Approved |
FIRST REPORTED 6:00am 1/19/10 The Knoxville City Council is supportive of adding a spring and summer-time activity to its schedule that many surrounding communities already have.
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| Honoring the Dream Through a Call For Education -- FULL SPEECH AUDIO AVAILABLE HERE |
A Galesburg man chose to hone in on two problems that community members have been trying to solve during a speech he gave Monday marking Martin Luther King, Junior Day in Galesburg.
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| Attorney Wants to Close Loophole in Knoxville Trash Pickup Ordinance |
The attorney for the City of Knoxville says he wants to rectify what he sees as an error in the city ordinance system sooner rather than later.
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| Professor: King Wouldn't Have Wanted Students to Take King Day Off |
A local sociology instructor says chances are a slain civil rights leader might not be too happy with at least one aspect of the day that honors him.
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| Two Men Injured Following Stabbing Incident |
Two Galesburg men are injured after Galesburg police say one was stabbed, and another was hit with a frying pan.
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| Kraft, Cadbury Agree to $19.5B Deal |
LONDON (AP) -- Cadbury Tuesday accepted and recommended to shareholders Kraft's improved takeover offer worth $19.5 billion.
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| Publisher of "Quad City Times" Reports First Quarter Profit |
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -- Newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises says it made a profit in the most recent quarter, helped by an accounting gain and a smaller drop in ad revenue.
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