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| Fallen Soldier Schuyler Patch Returning Home to Kewanee Thursday Afternoon |
The body of a Kewanee National Guardsman is scheduled to return home Thursday afternoon.
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| Officials Looking Into Cost of City-Wide Trash Services for Abingdon |
Officials in Abingdon are following up on a request from the public that came out of a meeting last month to go over a proposed city-wide trash pick-up service.
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| Abingdon Gettng in Line for Stimulus Money for Water Projets |
The city of Abingdon is taking a crack at getting some of the federal stimulus money that's going to the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to complete a couple of so-called shovel ready projects.
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| Sheley's Attorneys to Seek Change of Venue |
POSTED 3:50pm 3/3/09 The man accused of murders in two states may not end up being tried in Knox County.
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| Accused Murderer Ready for Trial |
A Galesburg man accused of shooting and killing a bar patron eight months ago will go to trial in just two weeks.
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| Study to Determine Feasibility of "Boutique Hotel" in Former Galesburg Building |
The City of Galesburg thinks it might have a pretty good opportunity on its hands to get rid of a property it purchased last year, but put it to good use.
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| Fire Guts Rural Monmouth Home |
A family is homeless after a fire destroyed their residence in Warren County early Tuesday morning.
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| Galesburg City Council Approves Facade Redevelopment Plan |
The Galesburg City Council has given the go-ahead for the formation of a program that will hopefully give buildings in the city's downtown a facelift.
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| Knoxville Wants Residents to be Counted |
Knoxville residents will soon have the opportunity to help their community in a very easy way -- all they have to do is be counted.
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| Two Former Galesburg Hotels Face Demolition |
The Galesburg City Council has given the go-ahead to ready the wrecking ball for two former hotels.
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