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| Lawmaker Wants More Money for IDOT |
A state lawmaker from the area who spent many years working for the state transportation department says the agency is having big time budget problems.
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| Durbin Planning to Introduce Windfall Profits Tax on Big Oil |
U-S Senator Dick Durbin is calling for a windfall profits tax for oil companies in the wake of record gasoline prices.
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| More Discussion on New Galesburg Water Plant |
The Galesburg City Council will again be asked to vote on work to be done at the city's new planned water plant.
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| Risinger Road Kill Bill Alive in Illinois House |
Legislation sponsored in the state Senate by an area lawmaker would help with the disposal of road kill and its stink faster.
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| Expert Says No Recession in Illinois Yet |
Illinois' economy keeps growing, but the growth rate keeps slowing.
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| Police Investigate Armed Robbery Report at Drug Store |
Galesburg police are searching for a suspect in the alleged armed robbery of a local drug store Saturday afternoon.
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| Volunteer Group Cleaning Up Galesburg Saturday |
A volunteer group wants to make a difference by helping to clean up Galesburg.
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| Marriage Licenses to Cost More in June |
The cost for marriage licenses in Illinois goes up next month.
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| Terminally Ill Knox County Jail Inmate's Bond Reduced |
A Galesburg woman charged with weapons and drug-related offenses saw her bond reduced in Knox County Circuit Court on Friday.
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| Galesburg Picks Preferred Retailers |
The City of Galesburg says your vote did count.
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