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| FIRST ON WGIL: CSC Issues Bonds to Cover Money State May Never Pay |
FIRST REPORTED 6:00am 1/29/10 Carl Sandburg College officials are convinced that there's no way the state will pay every dollar owed to the college this fiscal year, so they're making it possible to save the bills under what, for them, has become a pretty good situation.
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| Study Recommends Avon, B-PC, Abingdon Consolidation |
UPDATED 1:42 p-m 2/1/10 Three area school districts contemplating the possibility of reorganization are now armed with a lot of information and a recommendation that they can act on or throw out.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: Carl Sandburg College Names New Interim Vice President |
FIRST REPORTED 6:30am 1/29/10 Carl Sandburg College will have another part of its administrative team in place when current college president Tom Schmidt retires at the end of June.
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| Honeywell Closing Springfield Plant |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A corporate spokesman says Honeywell Hobbs expects to complete the phase-out of its Springfield manufacturing plant and eliminate approximately 120 jobs by the end of the year.
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| Durbin: Money for High Speed Rail Won't Dry Up |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A leading U.S. senator says he's sure money for high-speed rail won't dry up.
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| Man Dies in Grain Bin Accident |
SIGEL, Ill. (AP) -- A 22-year-old eastern Illinois man is dead after an apparent accident in a grain bin.
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| Political Reform Group Touts Web Site |
Food for thought -- or for voting. That's what the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform is offering on its Web site.
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| Republicans Claims McKenna is MIA |
One Republican candidate for governor has been noticeably absent from the debate scene, and that has given his opponents more to criticize.
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| Will Quinn, Hynes Get Along After Election Day? |
The race is nearing the finish line, and that raises a question: Will the two contestants in the Democratic primary for governor bury the hatchet when it's over?
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| Obama Mentions Galesburg in State of the Union -- LINK TO COMMENTS HERE |
One of the first places for then-State Senator Barack Obama to campaign when he was first running for the U.S. Senate got a few seconds of recognition in now-President Barack Obama's first State of the Union speech.
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