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| Gambling Expansion Is -- Or Isn't -- Dead in Springfield |
This could lead to a showdown: The Illinois Senate continues to home in on a plan to expand gambling for building and construction projects, while the top Democrat in the House says "not this year."
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| Galesburg Hydrant Flushing for Wednesday |
The City of Galesburg Water Division and Galesburg Fire Department are conducting spring fire hydrant flushing from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 6, 2009, in the general area of: North Henderson Street from W. Main north to Rt. 34 and North Broad Street from Main to Carl Sandburg Drive. (From City of Galesburg)
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| Abingdon Stimulus Money Request for Fire Hydrants Denied |
The new Abingdon City Council wasn't seated very long before getting some discouraging news.
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| Attorneys Not Yet Ready to Argue Change of Venue in Sheley Murder Case |
POSTED 2:46pm 5/5/09 A request to change the venue of the first trial for a Sterling man accused of eight murders in two states isn't ready to be discussed yet after all.
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| New Abingdon Mayor's Aldermanic Appointment Draws Opposition |
Six new Abingdon City Council members took their seats, but not without opposition to one of the new mayor's appointments.
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| New Galesburg Mayor, Other Office-Holders, Sworn In |
Galesburg's new mayor has officially taken over.
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| Outgoing Mayor, Alderman Bid Farewell |
Gary Smith got emotional during his final minutes as mayor Monday night.
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| Galesburg Property Sale Tabled |
The Galesburg City Council clearly wants to, at least, look differently at how city-owned parcels of land are sold.
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| YMCA Makes Case to City Council for Parking Lot |
The Galesburg City Council will consider in two weeks the Knox County YMCA's plans for a proposed expansion of their property in order to accommodate their members.
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| Resident Urges Review of Galesburg Cell Phone Use |
A Galesburg resident and former mayoral candidate says he thinks the city is paying too much for cell phones.
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