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| Durbin: Seniors Need Better Drug Choices |
Senior citizens need better choices and lower prices when it comes to getting drugs through Medicare, according to two Illinois politicians.
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| Author: Illinois Reason for Mormons Living in Utah |
A historian explains that a lot of Mormons now live in Utah because an Illinois governor kicked them out.
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| Galesburg Mayor Proclaims National Entrepreneurship Week |
Galesburg Mayor Gary Smith has declared the week starting Saturday as National Entrepreneurship Week.
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| WEB EXTRA: Pizza-Making Kids-Style |
Some Galesburg kids got the chance to toss around some dough Monday.
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| Local Official Talks Stimulus Package |
The new chairman of the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association says there seems to be a lot of good that will come out of the economic stimulus bill that President Barack Obama will sign Tuesday, but he also says it makes one pretty big assumption.
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| "War of the Worlds" Comes to Monmouth College |
Did Monmouth College go to the Wells once too often?
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| Burris: I Didn't Lie |
U.S. Sen. Roland Burris (D-Ill.) says a newly released affidavit about his contact with aides to ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich was voluntary and not the result of contact from federal agents investigating the former governor.
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| Retired School Administrator Smith Eyeing Abingdon Mayoral Post |
A long-time educator in Abingdon who remains active in the community wants its top job.
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| Abingdon Mayoral Candidate Stegall Wants City to Grow Again |
A man who wants to be the next mayor of Abingdon says there's plenty of talking but not enough doing when it comes to economic development in the community.
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| Three Running for Abingdon Mayoral Seat---Incumbent Proud of Infrastructure Work |
Abingdon's top elected official who's seeking another term as mayor wants to finish the infrastructure projects that have been started during his time in office to prepare the city for growth.
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