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| 'An Opportunity for Total Corruption' |
A possible candidate for governor says a scandal-scarred state agency isn't needed at all.
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| Groups Want More Money State Money For Tax Relief |
As Illinois struggles with a deficit projected at more than $11 billion, groups are stepping up to ask the state to spend even more to give low-income households a bigger tax refund.
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| An Illinois Congressman Says Economy Not Improving |
While two Republican congressmen from Illinois don't agree with President Obama's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, they do have opinions on how it should be spent.
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| Hot, Smokey Education For Knox Students |
Dry Conditions and a slight breeze were almost perfect weather conditions for students of a local college to learn more about restoration.
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| BNSF Official Pleased With Durbin's Visit |
A visit from Illinois' senior U-S senator to talk about expansion and improvements made along local rail lines pleased one Burlington Northern Santa Fe official.
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| Young Designers in Springfield Today |
Two New York fashion designers are in Springfield today to help hand out awards to high school-age designers.
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| Scandal-Scarred Board Getting a New Chairman |
Eight years ago, Pat Quinn walked from Rock Island to Chicago with Dr. Quentin Young, in the name of health care reform. Today Quinn appointed Young to head a state board
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| Officials: Galesburg's New Water Plant On Time, On Budget |
POSTED 3:57pm 4/17/09 Officials with the City of Galesburg say they couldn't be more pleased with how much progress has been made in the construction of the city's new water treatment plant.
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| First Appearance for Man Accused of Sex Assault |
A Knox County man will be heading for trail after being accused of having improper contact with a young child.
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| Orpheum Theatre Not Pulling Plug on Red Carpet Series |
A performance series hosted by Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre likely will survive after all, but the theatre's president says it may not do so in its current form.
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