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| Federal Agency Shuts Down Keystone Pipeline |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. pipeline safety agency has blocked a Canadian company from restarting its Keystone oil pipeline until U.S. officials are satisfied the company has made required repairs and completed safety tests.
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| Cleaning up Illinois Rivers |
(IRN)-A cleanup of the Chicago River is coming.
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| Legislature Attempt to Craft Comprehensive Energy Plan |
(IRN)-Here's another attempt to solve the energy puzzle in Illinois to: use the state's resources; be clean; and not cost a lot of money.
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| Lewistown Authorities Search for Missing Woman |
The Lewistown Police Department says a local woman has gone missing.
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| Library Board Urges Fundraising to Begin |
Some members of the Galesburg Public Library Board think the year old Galesburg Public Library Foundation needs to start fundraising efforts sooner rather than later.
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| Lawmaker Says More Bi-Partisanship Would Have Been Nice |
A local lawmaker says he wishes a lot of the legislation that was passed seemingly at the very end of the legislative session in Springfield were more bi-partisan than they were.
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| District 205 Sees Some Cost Savings with Budget Amendments |
Some last minute federal dollars that have come the Galesburg School District could translate to some cost savings for capital projects.
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| Former Congressman Phil Hare Not Planning to Run |
GALESBURG, Ill. (AP) -- Former Congressman Phil Hare is taking a pass on another run for office.
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| Okla. Company Recalls Chicken, Ham Products |
MOORE, Okla. (AP) -- An Oklahoma-based food company is recalling nearly 23,000 pounds of chicken and ham products due to mislabeling.
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| Fertility in Cancer Patients on New App, Website |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new website and iPhone app aim to inform cancer patients and doctors about preserving fertility before treatment.
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