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| Police Still Advise Staying Home if Necessary |
The Galesburg Police Department is still doing one thing, even though conditions following the blizzard are improving somewhat.
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| State Returns to Normal After Storm |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The governor says Illinois is returning to full operations two days after a major winter storm dumped more than 20 inches of snow in parts of the state.
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| Utilities Continue to Restore Power After Blizzard |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Utility crews braving sub-freezing cold are making progress restoring power to thousands of Illinois homes and businesses left in the dark by the blizzard that socked parts of the state.
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| Boeing Production of 787 |
EVERETT, Wash. (AP) -- The head of Boeing's commercial airplanes division says it could eventually increase the production rate of its new 787 jetliner beyond the previously announced 10 per month it plans to build by the end of 2013.
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| Illinois' Reagan Country Celebrates Centennial |
DIXON, Ill. (AP) -- The northern and central Illinois towns where Ronald Reagan spent his early years are preparing to mark the 100th anniversary of the late president's birth.
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| Chicago Man Dies While Shoveling Snow |
LYONS, Ill. (AP) -- Police in suburban Chicago say a 58 year old who collapsed while shoveling snow in front of his home has died.
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| Blizzard a Storm to Remember |
(IRN)-The snowfall brought by the blizzard is one for the record books.
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| Congress Discusses Malpractice Caps |
(IRN)-Will President Barack Obama ever move to initiate medical malpractice caps? At least one Illinois congressman doesn't think it will happen anytime soon.
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| Hotline Available for Parents with Trouble-Maker Kids |
(IRN)-Being a parent is a very difficult job, regardless of how well the kids behave.
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| Galesburg Residents Brace for Blizzard |
Galesburg residents were out in droves Tuesday morning trying to beat the heavy snowfall.
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