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| Enhancing Business One Class At A Time |
The Economic Development Department with the City of Galesburg is trying to make local companies and workers more business savvy.
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| Library Board Makes Big Decision |
The Galesburg Library Board is making big strides in the new library construction project.
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| Connections Made For Young Professionals |
A night of food and drink was had for the Young Professionals of Galesburg Thursday at Knox College.
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| Local Schools Participate In Earthquake Drill |
Thursday, schools across Illinois participated in the Great Central U.S Shake Out.
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| More Lawmaker Reaction To State Of The State |
State Representative Norine Hammond says she has a unique view of things like Governor Pat Quinn's proposed minimum wage increase, given that she has three colleges and a couple of community colleges in her legislative district.
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| Opinions Vary on Proposed Minimum Wage Increase |
There's somewhat mixed reaction from two area lawmakers regarding Governor Pat Quinn's new proposal to raise the state minimum wage from $8.25 to $10 an hour.
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| Youth Excellence Award Presented to Cooke Student |
The Youth Extra Effort Award was given out at Monday night's Galesburg City Council meeting.
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| Former Restaurant Reopening In Spring |
It was announced Wednesday that the former Packinghouse Dining Company in Galesburg will be reopening under new ownership.
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| Lawmakers React To State of the State |
One lawmaker says there should have been more talk about pension reform in the Governor's State of the State speech heard live Wednesday afternoon on WGIL, while another says at least he said something about it.
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| Freshman Congresswoman Introduces First Bill |
17th District Representative Cheri Bustos held a brief conference call Wednesday morning regarding a new bill she's introduced into the house.
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