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| Man Flies Upside Down Flags to Make War Statement |
(IRN)-American Flags are flying upside down at some war memorials in Danville, and in front of the Vermilion County War Museum.
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| Columbus Day Waiver Gets Public Hearing |
The Galesburg School District is sending students to school on another day they used to get off, but they want to make sure the public sounds off on the idea first.
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| Kids Have Game Plans for Finding Golden Eggs |
Hunting Easter eggs may seem like something anyone can do, but there is a strategy to it.
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| New Military Library Open in Downtown Chicago |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new library featuring thousands of military-related books, uniforms medals and flags has opened in downtown Chicago.
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| Jewelry Recovered After Central Illinois Heist |
WAPELLA, Ill. (AP) -- Authorities say almost all of jewelry stolen during an armed robbery in central Illinois has been recovered, but suspects remain at large.
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| Great Lakes Agency Fears Lamprey Program Cuts |
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) -- The agency that controls parasitic sea lampreys in the Great Lakes says federal budget cuts could undo years of progress.
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| Illinois Man Aims to Keep Native Tradition Alive |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- A central Illinois man hopes to keep a Native American tradition alive for future generations.
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| Research Money on Track to Increase at SIUC |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- Even with budget problems and less federal money, it looks like research at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale won't suffer.
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| Some Elected Officials Getting Sweet Pension Deal |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A published report says many elected county officials throughout Illinois are getting hefty pensions, some more than $100,000, even though at least some of their careers were spent working only part time.
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| Proposed Bill Would Allow Local Authorities to Burn Drugs |
(IRN)-It was a real life civics lesson for high school students, testifying about a bill before an Illinois House committee.
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