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| Corn Planting Mostly Done |
Most of the Illinois corn crop is already in the ground, and that puts farmers ahead of the game.
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| Expert Says Recession is Ending |
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| Spring Hydrant Flushing Begins Tuesday in Galesburg |
The city of Galesburg water division, in conjunction with the fire department, will begin the spring fire hydrant flushing program on Tuesday, and will generally occur Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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| Galesburg City Council to Debate Noise Ordinance |
The ordinance dealing with loud car stereos that Galesburg aldermen once told city officials they wanted will be up for a final vote Monday night.
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| Authorities Still Looking for Suspects in School Break-Ins |
Monmouth police are asking the public for help as they continue their investigation into burglaries at two schools last week.
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| City Council Lights Up Smoking Ban Debate Monday Night |
A debate heard around the state two years ago when the state first enacted such a law will be before the Galesburg City Council once again Monday night.
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| Lawmakers Want Government Less Transparent |
Public access to government workers' evaluations could soon be forbidden if state lawmakers have their way. A bill to exempt all public employee evaluations from public exposure won final approval from the Illinois Senate last week.
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| Warren Buffett Says Economy Showing Real Strength |
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- Billionaire Warren Buffett says the economy has begun to show real strength over the last couple months, and consumers who can afford to are spending more.
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| United, Continental Airlines Merge |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Regulators and shareholders still have to approve the $3 billion merger of United and Continental Airlines announced Monday.
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| Cohen to Run for Governor |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Illinois Democrat who won the primary for lieutenant governor only to withdraw amid scandal allegations says he now wants to be governor.
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