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| Smoking Ban Not Being Put Out; Special Meeting Tuesday Night |
If you think you can light up in any establishment in Galesburg, think again.
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| Knoxville Makes Decision on PEO Home Lot |
The Knoxville City Council is making a decision related to the PEO Home lot.
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| Knox County Board to Vote on Nursing Home Administrator Contract Tuesday |
The contract that was apparently anything but final last Wednesday night for the new administrator of the Knox County Nursing Home apparently is now.
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| Quinn Says 2,800 Put to Work in Subsidized Jobs |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn says 349 employers have agreed to hire more than 2,800 workers through the Democratic governor's "Put Illinois to Work" program.
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| Illinois Sees Warmest April on Record |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- Preliminary data has found that this April was the warmest on record in Illinois.
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| IEMA Pushes Kids Activity Book |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois emergency officials want children to be prepared for disasters too, so they're putting out an activity book for kids.
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| U of I Board Members Say No Thanks to Hearing |
All nine members of the University of Illinois Board of Trustees said "thanks, but no thanks" to a state senator's invitation to testify about costs and tuition rates.
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| Officials Say United-Continental Merger Good for Illinois |
State and local officials are optimistic about the merger of United and Continental airlines.
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| Congressmen Wonder About National Debt |
With Greece about to default on its national debt unless it gets a bailout by May 19, two Illinois congressmen are warning about the debt level in the U.S.
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| Quinn Blasts Cohen's Run for Governor |
Gov. Pat Quinn says his political opponents in the race for governor better be ready for the "fight of their life."
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