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| Keep Food Cold, Or Throw Away, If Power Is Out |
Making the right decisions about storing perishable foods during a power outage can keep your family safe, minimize the potential loss of food, and reduce the risk of foodborne illness.
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| Cleanup Begins Following Storms, Mayor Surveys Damage |
The Mayor of Galesburg, and the Galesburg Fire Chief are warning residents to use extreme caution when cleaning up after severe weather battered the area early Thursday.
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| No Perjury Charges Against Burris |
The Sangamon County state's attorney finds there is not enough evidence to charge U.S. Sen. Roland W. Burris (D-IL) with perjury for testimony he gave before the Illinois House impeachment committee.
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| Illinois Jobless Hits Record Highs |
Illinois' unemployment rate for last month reached 10.1 percent, a 25-year high.
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| Quinn Campaigns for Tax Increase in Champaign |
Gov. Pat Quinn continued his statewide tour Thursday in an attempt to gain public support for an income tax increase.
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| Democrat Critical of Democrat Governor |
State Rep. Lou Lang (D-Skokie) says Gov. Pat Quinn must start convincing those who disagree with an income tax increase that a tax hike is the only way to solve the state's budget woes.
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| Health Insurance Affordability Signed by Governor |
Gov. Pat Quinn has signed a law that makes health insurance more affordable for laid-off workers of small businesses, and their families.
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| High Speed Rail Proposals Still on Track |
Illinois and other Midwestern states could have an inside track on some federal stimulus money for a high-speed rail network.
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| Group Recommends Education Reforms |
An education reform group with some political know-how is out with its first three recommendations.
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| Library Board Still Searching For New Home |
The Galesburg Public Library Board of Trustees is still seeking information to find the library a new home.
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