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| Monmouth Man Organizes TEA Party |
A Monmouth man says he wasn't aware of any of the nation-wide so-called "tea parties" anywhere in the immediate area, so he decided to organize one Wednesday in the Maple City.
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| Historic Sites Opening Again |
The state historic sites ordered closed late last year by then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich will re-open, possibly as soon as next week.
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| Congressman Mulling Run for Governor |
A man who spends much of his time in Washington knows a lot about what's happening in Springfield. U.S. Rep. Mark S. Kirk (R-Highland Park), a possible Republican candidate for governor, is taking aim at Gov. Pat Quinn.
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| Blagojevich Appointment Resigns Post |
Rajinder Bedi, head of the state's Office of Trade and Investment, has resigned after being told that he would be fired by the end of the month.
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| Are You, or Were You, an Employee of the Galesburg Protexall Plant? LET WGIL NEWS TELL YOUR STORY |
WGIL News wants to hear from you if you're a current or former employee of the Galesburg Protexall facility.
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| Derby Industries Expands Galesburg Operations |
The Galesburg operations of a Kentucky-based distribution company and appliance assembler says it couldn't be more thrilled to actually announce plans to expand, years after it came close to being wiped off the map with the closure of the Galesburg Maytag Plant.
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| District-205 Approves Alternative School Plan |
A growing dropout rate at Galesburg High School is all the evidence the Galesburg School Board needed in order to spend six-figures annually on the creation of a new alternative high school.
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| Parents Continue to Question Knoxville School Expansion Plans |
The Knoxville School Board may be no closer to their decision to expand a local school than they were just two weeks ago.
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| Time to File Your Taxes! |
Officials with the Internal Revenue Service say it's okay if you've waited until this close to the deadline to file your income tax returns, because you're not alone -- but they also say you can't afford to wait much longer to file something.
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| Attorneys Want to Separate Rob Blagojevich's Criminal Case from Rod Blagojevich's |
Robert Blagojevich, older brother of ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich, may look to separate his case from his brother's.
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