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| River Bridge at Burlington Open to Vehicle Traffic Again |
Officials with the Iowa Department of Transportation have reopened the U-S Route 34 bridge at Burlington to vehicle traffic following a collision early Thursday morning.
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| Soggy Farm Fields Continue to Slow Crop Planting |
Wet weather was again the dominant factor in Illinois farm fields last week.
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| Local Congressman Wants More Econimic Stimulus |
A local Congressman says while it's well and good that economic stimulus checks are starting to go out, he in no way wants it to stop there.
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| U of I Extension Funding Released |
Money Governor Rod Blagojevich initially said the state didn't have to fund local soil and water conservation districts in the coming year, along with local University of Illinois Extension offices, has been saved.
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| May 1st is National Day of Prayer |
Simply put, officials in the local ministry say there's a lot that needs to be prayed for these days, and they say the public should take the chance to say a prayer today, even if they don't go to church regularly.
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| Galesburg Man Arrested on Weapons and Drug Counts Makes Court Appearance |
A date for preliminary and bond reduction hearings is set for a Galesburg man facing drug and weapons charges.
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| Local Volunteers Recognized |
Two volunteers with two important Knox County organizations are being honored for doing something they so more people should do: volunteer.
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