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| Alleged Priest & Former Abbey Owner Posts Bail |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 3/26/12 A condemned priest and former owner of Galesburg's Holy Rosary Abbey church bailed out of Knox County Jail Wednesday morning.
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| Jazz Returns to Downtown Galesburg this Week |
The sweet sounds of jazz music will once again be heard in parts of downtown Galesburg the latter half of this week.
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| City Council Approves Gates Incentives |
Some items Gates Corporation says they needed in order to expand their plant and bring in nearly 90 new jobs have been approved by the Galesburg City Council, but not everyone likes them.
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| Hy-Vee Discontinuing Ground Beef with Beef Additive |
Hy-Vee is pulling the plug on a certain ground beef product line because of a loss of consumer confidence.
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| Congressional Candidate Visits Green Business Incubator |
A candidate for Congress says she's inspired by her recent trip to a business incubator in Galesburg.
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| City Council Considers Measures for Gates Expansion |
The Galesburg City Council will have met every Monday night this month after Monday night, but Monday's meeting could allow a job expansion announced last week to move forward.
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| Easter Comes Early at Lake Storey Park |
Over a thousands kids scrambled the grounds of Lake Storey Park Sunday for the 24th Annual Easter Egg Hunt.
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| Local Congressman Says Ag a Bright Spot for National Economy |
A local congressman responsible for bringing one of four national farm hearings to Galesburg says agriculture is providing relief to a struggling national economy.
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| Self-Proclaimed Catholic Priest Facing Felony Charges in Knox County |
A self-proclaimed Catholic priest and former owner of a Galesburg church is facing seven felony charges in Knox County.
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| Study Areas a Top Priority for Steele Improvements |
District-205 officials and the implementation committee for Operation Rebuild Achievement are prioritizing the planned improvements for Steele Elementary School.
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