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| Joliet Nurses Ratify 3-year Contract With Provena |
(AP) -- Nurses who work for a Joliet health system have ratified a three-year contract that includes wage increases of 2.5 percent in each of the first two years and 3 percent the third year.
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| Illinois Money Manager Took $6 Million |
(AP) -- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a civil complaint against an eastern Illinois money manager accusing him of stealing more than $6 million from investment plans he managed.
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| 32-year old Sentence in Chicago Honor Student's Death |
(AP) -- A judge has sentenced a Chicago man to 32 years in prison in the fatal beating of a high school honor student that was caught on video.
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| Illinois Congressman Say President Obama Needs a Libya Timeline |
(IRN)--Some members of Illinois' congressional delegation say President Obama must produce a timeline for the United States' involvement in Libya.
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| School Board Candidates Talk About Personal Initiatives -- DOWNLOAD FORUM HERE |
Six of the eight candidates for four open seats on the Galesburg School Board agree on a number of things.
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| Knox County Employees Given Back Some Wage Concessions |
Knox County employees were asked to take pay raise concessions this year, but the county is giving some of that back.
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| Election Commission: Court Proceedings Against County Are Necessary |
A legal battle could soon commence between Knox County and the Galesburg Election Commission.
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| City Ordinance Change Regarding Garages Remains For Now |
A residential accessory structure, like a garage or shed, can be no larger than 1000 square feet in the city of Galesburg, by ordinance.
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| City Council Takes Additional Steps Toward W. Main Overpass |
Construction is set to begin this spring on the planned overpass at the West Main Street railroad crossing.
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| Architect Picked for Proposed New ROWVA School Building |
$7 million spent now might save plenty of money later.
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