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| Police Commission Works On Promotion Process |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 1/10/13 The Galesburg Police and Fire Commission is looking at just how it will adhere to a new state law regarding the promotion process for police officers.
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| State Inauguration Day Brings Pride, New Concerns |
The Illinois General Assembly was sworn in Wednesday and may need to hit the ground running.
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| School Board Rejects Home School Athletic Request |
Abingdon's District 217 school board held a short, regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday night.
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| Galesburg To Get New Bus Shelters |
Thanks to a grant from the federal government, the City of Galesburg will be putting in as many as 14 bus shelters around town.
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| Planning For The Next Overpass |
The Landmark Commission met Tuesday night and among the items on the agenda was the North Seminary/North Kellogg street overpass.
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| GHS Athletic Plans Move to Building Committee |
The plans for improvements to Galesburg High School are moving ahead.
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| No Quorum for Community Relations Commission Meeting |
The first meeting of the new year for the Galesburg Community Relations Commission got off to a rocky start.
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| Sheley Attorney Asks for New Trial |
MORRISON, Ill. (AP) -- The attorney for an Illinois man accused of killing eight people in 2008 has filed a motion asking for a new trial in one of the murders.
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| Knoxville Helps Investigate Rash of Knox County Burglaries |
ORIGINALLY REPORTED 8am 1/8/13 Knoxville police are following several solid leads at this time in a joint effort with Knox County Deputies regarding the weekend of December 15th and 16th where a string of 30 break-in's were reported in the Altona area.
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| BNSF CEO Matt Rose Speaks In Galesburg |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 1/8/13 The Best Western in Galesburg played host to BNSF CEO Matt Rose earlier Tuesday.
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