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| Education Reform Bill Headed to Governor's Desk |
(IRN)-It's on to Governor Pat Quinn for Senate Bill 7, which promises sweeping reforms of education in Illinois.
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| Wyma Testimony Over in Retrial |
(IRN)-Testimony of one of ex-Governor Rod Blagojevich's close friends and advisors ended this week of Blagojevich's retrial.
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| BROKEN BY WGIL: GHS Teacher Investigated for Alleged Racist Remarks Caught on Tape |
POSTED 3:20pm, UPDATED 4:11pm 5/12/11 A Galesburg High School Teacher is being investigated after a video surfaced on YouTube where the teacher made allegedly racist remarks.
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| Sheley Prosecutors Want Delay |
Prosecutors in the Knox County murder case against accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley could be delayed again after the judge hearing the case ordered a near-immediate trial now that Sheley is representing himself.
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| New Principal in Abingdon School District |
The Abingdon School District now officially has all its administrators in place for the coming school year.
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| Closed School May Reopen as District Office |
The Monmouth-Roseville School Board, now that new members have been seated, has begun reconsidering opening Willits Primary School back up to use as both a district office and a maintenance shop.
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| Meth Maker Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison |
An Altona man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his involvement in methamphetamine manufacturing.
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| Blagojevich Aide: FBI Visit Left Him Scared |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A former aide to Rod Blagojevich says FBI agents came to his home early on the morning the ousted governor was arrested, a visit that left him ``scared.''
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| Senator Durbin Urges Sears to Stick with Illinois |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. Senator Dick Durbin is urging Sears Holdings Corp. to keep its headquarters in the Chicago suburb of Hoffman Estates.
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| Mayors Tell State to Keep Hands Off Tax Dollars |
CHICAGO (AP) -- More than 20 Illinois mayors will protest the state government's attempt to keep locally generated tax revenue for its own coffers rather than redistributing it to communities.
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