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| U of I Issues "Illinois Report" |
Illinois senators and representatives have some new reading material as they return to the Capitol Wednesday.
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| American Lung Association-Illinois Favors Higher Cigarette Taxes |
The American Lung Association recently released its report card for Illinois, and it's not very good.
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| Abingdon Going After Owners of Distressed and Unsafe Houses |
The city of Abingdon has a lot of dilapidated and unsafe houses, and the mayor says city officials will soon be identifying the properties and going after the owners.
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| City Manager Says Public Needed to Shape Economic Development -- DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE HERE |
Galesburg's City Manager says one thing is for certain -- the city needs to reorganize its economic developments and not necessarily start from scratch, but start anew.
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| Illinois' Duckworth Tapped for Deputy VA Post |
President Obama has nominated Illinois Veterans Affairs Director Tammy Duckworth to become an assistant secretary of the Veterans Administration.
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| Abingdon Wages War on Drugs |
The chief of police in Abingdon says the department is making some substantial drug arrests, and that's sending a message to both dealers and users.
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| No "Safe Route to School" for Gale |
Residents of one Galesburg neighborhood have gotten their way: they won't be getting sidewalks.
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| Knoxville City Council Approves New GREDA Funding Deal |
It didn't come without heavy debate, but the Knoxville City Council Monday night approved a new one-year deal with the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association.
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| Gov. Quinn in Washington Talking Stimulus |
Gov. Pat Quinn is in Washington Tuesday, meeting with White House officials members of the Illinois congressional delegation as the Senate debates the economic stimulus program.
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| President Obama to Return to Springfield |
For the second time in less than a year, Barack Obama will make a visit to Springfield.
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