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| Local Political Activist Hands Over Resolution to City |
An advocate against Citizens United has tailored a Los Angeles resolution denouncing a 2010 Supreme Court decision to fit the city of Galesburg.
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| Plan for Marketing Logistics Park Revealed |
The City of Galesburg now has a clear vision for how it will market and try to get tenants into what the city would prefer you know as the former Logistics Park Galesburg.
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| Schilling Spends Nearly $300,000 on Mailings |
COLONA, Ill. (AP) -- U.S. Rep. Bobby Schilling spent nearly $300,000 in taxpayer money on mailings in the last nine months of 2011, taking advantage of a benefit he criticized when he was a candidate.
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| 13 Teens Arrested for Alleged Vandalism at Cuba High School |
Sheriffs Deputies in Fulton County have arrested thirteen teenagers in connection to acts of suspected vandalism that occurred at Cuba High School this week.
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| Orpheum Theatre Upgrades Delayed a Year |
Major upgrades to the Orpheum Theatre's heating and air conditioning systems will wait at least another full year.
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| Survivor Asks to Keep Horror of Holocaust Alive |
A Holocaust survivor says her horrid experiences must be kept alive.
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| Stolen Vehicle Found on Fire at Lake Storey |
Galesburg Police are investigating an apparent act of arson after a reported stolen vehicle was found in flames after 4am Wednesday morning at Lake Storey.
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| Four Arrested in After School Attack of GHS Student |
Four teenagers were arrested Tuesday for allegedly attacking a student at Galesburg High School.
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| Whiteside County Sheley Trial Delayed |
MORRISON, Ill. (AP) -- A judge in northwestern Illinois has delayed the second trial of a man accused of killing eight people in two states.
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| Health Department Loses WIC Money in One Area, But Gains in Another |
What the Knox County Health Department is losing in terms of money that's in one state grant, it will likely gain in another.
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