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| Separate Pet Project Capital Bill Passed Legislation in Final Hours |
When state lawmakers were still at the Capitol in the first couple of hours of Monday, June 1, they passed a building and construction bill that gives them a lot to talk about back home: money for their districts.
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| Galesburg Man Sentened to Nearly 20 Years in Federal Prison on Drug and Gun Charges |
POSTED 10:50 a-m 6/3/9 A man arrested by local and state authorities following a drug raid at his Galesburg home last year will spend nearly two decades in prison.
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| City Council Tables Hiring of Fifth Full-Time Police Officer in Abingdon |
A vacancy within the Abingdon Police Department that's been unfilled for several weeks will remain that way a little while longer.
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| Abingdon Aldermen Approve First Reading of City's New Fiscal Year Budget |
A proposed spending plan for the new fiscal year in Abingdon that looks a lot like the current budget will be up for a final vote in two weeks.
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| Illinois Economy Contracting - Rate Slowing Down |
The Illinois economy is still in contraction mode, but the rate at which it is falling has slowed.
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| Galesburg Spring Fire Hydrant Flushing for 6/3/09 |
Fire hydrant flushing continues in Galesburg on Wednesday.
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| Knoxville City Clerk Resigns |
A woman who has been a part of Knoxville government since the mid-1990's will be stepping away from her post effective immediately.
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| Sheley Pleads Not Guilty in Jailhouse Assault Case |
POSTED 4:15pm 6/2/09 The Sterling man accused of getting into an altercation with Knox County Jailers while awaiting trial on charges stemming from one of eight alleged murders has pleaded not guilty.
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| Carhartt Closing -- TELL WGIL YOUR STORY |
Are you a current or former employee of the Galesburg Carhartt plant? WGIL News wants to hear from you.
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| Carhartt Closing Galesburg Distribution Facility - 16 Jobs To Be Lost -- FULL STATEMENT HERE |
A local clothing facility initially set up as a cutting and sewing center, and later became the distribution warehouse for closeout and irregular inventories will be closing its doors and cease operation sometime around August.
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