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| Local Author Writes Book About Grandchildren |
A local author of children's books will hold a book signing this afternoon.
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| Local Attorney Weighs in on Death Penalty Debate |
The death penalty in Illinois is one step closer to repeal after a bill in the general assembly narrowly passed the House Thursday.
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| Business Group Leader Pans Income Tax Proposal |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The head of a business advocacy group says a proposed income tax increase would hit small businesses hard and deter new companies from coming to Illinois.
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| TV Show Visits Allegedly Haunted Carbondale House |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- An allegedly haunted house where a former Carbondale mayor and his wife were murdered is getting some national television exposure.
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| Baby Gibbon Born at Lincoln Park |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The biggest new attraction at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo is really very small.
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| Influenza Increasing in Many Areas in Illinois |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois health officials are reporting an increase in flu activity. Many regions in the state are reporting recent lab-confirmed influenza.
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| Tax Increase Could be Higher Than Expected |
(IRN)-The Illinois General Assembly could finish its work with a tax increase as part of a package intended to solve many of the state's financial problems.
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| Ryan's Visit with Ill Wife a Solemn One |
(IRN)-A spokesman for the hospital where former Illinois First Lady Lura Lynn Ryan is hospitalized says a secret visit by her husband, former Governor George Ryan, was a solemn one.
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| Knox College Students Help "Lunch Spot" |
FIRST REPORTED 12:00pm 1/7/11 Students at Knox College in Galesburg wanted to do something to help the program giving Galesburg School District students a free lunch every day over the district's extended winter break.
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| Galesburg Public Library Director to Retire |
The director of the Galesburg Public Library is ready to call it a career.
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