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| Governor: State Budget is in "Crisis" |
POSTED: 3:45pm 3/18/09 Gov. Pat Quinn says the state is "facing its greatest crisis in modern times," and asked for "shared sacrifice" to foster its recovery.
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| Galesburg Chamber Names Teacher of Year |
A special education teacher at Galesburg High School says she thought she was going to a monthly breakfast hosted by the Galesburg-Area Chamber of Commerce to talk about a program she helped start that gives students there dresses for school formals.
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| Knoxville School Board Candidates Meet the Public -- DOWNLOAD AUDIO HERE |
Five candidates who would be new to the Knoxville School Board if elected in April, along with two incumbents, all say they'll work toward bringing change to the board.
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| Gasoline Industry Concerned About Gas Taxes |
The gasoline industry is concerned about, but not necessarily opposed to, an increase in the gas tax to pay for road construction.
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| Lawmakers Debate What Can Be Asked on Job Applications |
When you apply for a job with the State of Illinois, you could be asked whether you've ever been convicted of a non-violent crime.
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| Quinn's Budget: Tax Hikes, Over $1B in Cuts -- LIVE COVERAGE OF BUDGET SPEECH WEDNESDAY 12PM ON WGIL |
UPDATED 10:19pm 3/17/09 No gas tax hike, but Wednesday's budget speech by Illinois Governor Pat Quinn will have other hikes to sell.
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| Testimony Begins in Galesburg Murder Trial |
POSTED 6:07pm 3/17/09 Police officers and witnesses have already been called to the stand in the case of a Galesburg man charged with murder for the shooting death of another man last year at a local tavern.
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| NAEIR Puts One Of Their Buildings Up For Sale; Is Not Out of Business |
A Galesburg-based non-profit organization that owns two buildings is putting one of them up for sale.
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| Abingdon Chief Urges Policies for Police Uniforms, Pay |
Abingdon's police chief says a couple of situations that often come up within his department are not covered by any sort of a policy, and he's asking the city council to change that.
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| Seminary Street Planning Series of Events; Mayor "Thrilled" |
An expansion of what has been a pretty good draw for one area of downtown Galesburg almost didn't get noticed at Monday night's Galesburg City Council meeting.
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