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| Restaurant Owners Want Lower Sales Tax |
The Galesburg Lodging and Restaurant Association is hoping strength in numbers will work in their favor when it comes to their desire to have the city's sales tax lowered.
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| Western Names New President |
Western Illinois University in Macomb has announced its selection for the school's eleventh president.
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| Knoxville Close to Solving Cemetery Shortfall |
The Knoxville City Council is another step away from shoring up a brewing financial shortfall in one area of the city's operations.
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| Wisconsin, Illinois Governors Bet on Title Game |
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker says his NFC Championship Game bet with Illinois Governor Pat Quinn involves team colors and some volunteer time.
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| 3 University of Illinois Trustees Seats Vacant |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- Three of the 10 seats on the University of Illinois' Board of Trustees are vacant after the appointments expired, and it isn't clear how or when Gov. Pat Quinn will fill them.
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| Residency Case Continues Against Emanuel |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Lawyers argued about what residency means as a case challenging Rahm Emanuel's right to run for mayor of Chicago works its way through the courts.
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| Social Services Back Senate Bill on Bonds Sales |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Leaders of Illinois' social services agencies are still owed millions by the state, they say the income tax increase is just a start to solving their funding crisis.
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| Jimmy John's Founder: Taxes May Force Florida Move |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- The founder of Jimmy John's sandwich shops says he's considering moving his company's headquarters from Champaign to Florida because of Illinois' new tax increase.
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| University of Illinois Says Tax Increase Not Enough |
(IRN)-Now that you are getting used to the idea of paying more in state income tax in Illinois, it's already in effect, by the way, consider this: a new report from the University of Illinois says it's not enough of a solution.
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| Grants Encourage Conservation Practices |
(IRN)-Grant money is available for innovative approaches to conservation.
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