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| Illinois Bridges Needing Repair |
(IRN)--One out of every 12 bridges in Illinois is likely to be deteriorating to some degree, a new report found.
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| GREDA's Role on Business Commission Cut by City Council |
Fifth Ward Alderman Karen Lafferty has made it no secret she opposes the idea of all but eliminating GREDA's, Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association, role in the city's Business District Development and Redevelopment Commission.
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| Abingdon Man Accused of Stealing Tires from Vehicle |
A man from Abingdon was arrested on several charges early Monday morning.
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| MAP Grant Deadline Extended |
Knox College is getting out an important message out to its students about their MAP grant applications in an announcement made Monday.
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| Deere Gives $1 Million to Red Cross to Help Japan |
MOLINE, Ill. (AP) -- The John Deere foundation is giving $1 million to the Red Cross for relief efforts in Japan.
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| Study Shows Bridges in Illinois are Deteriorating |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new report shows that scores of bridges throughout Illinois are deteriorating to some extent and that 8.5 percent of them are rated ``structurally deficient.''
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| U of I Trustees to Vote on Tuition Increase |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Trustees at the University of Illinois are scheduled to vote on a plan to increase tuition by 6.9 percent for students who start this fall.
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| Groupon Hosts Illinois Innovation Council Meeting |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Popular daily coupon website Groupon's Chicago headquarters was the site of the first meeting of the Illinois Innovation Council.
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| Jurors' Privacy, Public's Rights to Know Collide |
CHICAGO (AP) -- When anonymous jurors begin hearing Barry Bonds' perjury trial this week, they can credit their privacy partly to former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.
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| Jurors' Privacy, Public's Rights to Know Collide |
CHICAGO (AP) -- When anonymous jurors begin hearing Barry Bonds' perjury trial this week, they can credit their privacy partly to former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich.
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