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| FIRST ON WGIL: IDOT Official Visits Galesburg Rail Yard |
Illinois' Secretary of Transportation made his way to the area Monday, to hear from local officials about the importance of a local railroad and its potential for expansion.
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| City Closes Farnham St. Overpass Briefly Tuesday Morning |
The City of Galesburg Street Division will be sealing the N. Farnham St. bridge deck Tuesday, May 12 from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. and will have the street closed to all traffic from Grove St. to Summit St. during that time period. (From City of Galesburg)
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| Blago Defense Team Will Have Only Three Attorneys in Court |
The defense team for ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich will consist of only three courtroom attorneys, according to a federal judge.
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| Shuttle With Illinois Natives On Board Launches |
Space shuttle Atlantis is on its way to the Hubble Space Telescope, under the command of Illinois native Scott Altman.
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| Emergency Testimony Approved in Sheley Murder Case |
POSTED 12:37pm 5/11/09 A witness will provide testimony this week in the case against accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley.
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| City Ford in Monmouth Closing; City Select in Galesburg Remaining Open |
A Monmouth car dealership is closing its doors, and what is Monmouth's loss likely will be Galesburg's gain.
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| Letter Carriers' Food Drive a Huge Success for FISH |
A weekend event run by postal carriers in the area has filled a local food pantry to its rafters.
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| New Galesburg School Board Member to be Seated |
The Galesburg School District will honor an outgoing school board member, seat a new one, and honor retiring employees.
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| New Book About Blago |
What caused Gov. Rod Blagojevich to be such a voracious fund-raiser?
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| Durbin Wants Banks Who Received Bailouts to Help Mortgage Holders |
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) says he's disgusted with banks that took bailouts but won't bail out mortgage holders who are in trouble.
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