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| Local State Representative Commends Governor's Realistic View |
A local lawmaker says the governor's budget address Wednesday acknowledged one of the bigger problems facing past budgets.
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| Fundraising Campaign Begins for Railroad Hall of Fame |
It might have taken longer than anticipated, but formal fundraising for the National Railroad Hall of Fame can officially begin.
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| Court: No Cameras Allowed at Sheley Hearing |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Court officials in northwestern Illinois say cameras will be barred from a pretrial hearing for an alleged serial killer.
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| Former Cop Accused of Sex Crimes Makes Court Appearance |
A retired Galesburg Police officer has made another appearance in court on charges accusing him of molesting family members.
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| Man Accused of Attempted Murder Pleads Not Guilty |
The charges filed by the state in an attempted murder case in Knox County have now been replaced by charges from a grand jury.
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| Knoxville Hears from St. Mary's Square |
FIRST REPORTED 3pm 2/21/12 Land across from the Knoxville Police Station is being considered for the same developmentally disabled group-home project that's caught fire in Galesburg.
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| Local Lawmaker Expects Plenty from Budget Address |
There's a lot that one Knox County lawmaker wants to hear from Governor Pat Quinn during his annual Budget address.
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| Knoxville Likes Cooperative Purchasing Idea |
The services of a national governmental purchasing cooperative will now be in the city of Knoxville's repertoire when it comes to soliciting bids.
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| City Council Reverses Stance on Land Parcel Sales |
The Galesburg City Council has officially changed its mind about two issues that were originally voted on by aldermen in the last month.
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| GREDA and Galesburg Working Together, Again |
City leaders of Galesburg and GREDA officials have been meeting behind closed doors and will continue to meet to develop new strategies for economic development in the city.
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