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| Galesburg Aldermen Could Approve VOIP Project Tonight |
A six-figure project long planned for by the City of Galesburg could officially get the green light.
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| Illinois Line-of-Duty Benefits Payment Backlog Dwindling |
The backlog of claims filed for death benefits for families of National Guard members in Illinois is getting lighter.
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| Quinn: Budget Address Will Highlight Cuts, Proposed Tax Increase -- LIVE COVERAGE WEDNESDAY ON WGIL |
Gov. Pat Quinn is scheduled to deliver his budget address on Wednesday.
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| Sunday Services Resume at IL Church Where Pastor Was Killed |
Two dozen police officers stood outside as First Baptist Church of Maryville resumed services Sunday, one week to the day after its senior pastor was shot dead while giving his Sunday sermon.
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| Lawmaker Wants Education on Mexican Repatriation |
A lot of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans were treated unfairly during the Great Depression, and a state lawmaker wants to make sure it never happens again.
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| Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau Celebrating National Ag Week |
The Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau wants residents to join the organization in recognizing National Ag Week, which runs from March 15th through the 21st this year.
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| Many Ideas for Cutting Illinois' Staggering Budget Deficit |
If you've ever said you'd like to go through the state budget and cut out the waste, this is your chance.
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| Harley Knosher Remembers Tim Heimann |
The recent death of a man affiliated with Knox College for nearly four decades is bringing condolences from across the community.
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| Unemployment Climbs in Galesburg Area in January |
Unemployment is up across the board in the Galesburg area.
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| Bushnell Welcoming Soldiers Home on Saturday |
Two soldiers are making their way home to Bushnell for a heroes welcome.
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