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| Paint Recycling to Start Again in Western Illinois -- Galesburg Included |
MACOMB, Ill. (AP) -- A western Illinois paint recycling program is to resume after it was forced to end because of lack of state funding.
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| Giannoulias Hits Back On Criticism Over Taxes |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias is hitting back on criticism he didn't pay any income taxes last year.
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| Senate OK's Money for Ag Projects |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin's office says the Senate has approved $6.27 million to spend on agriculture-related projects in Illinois.
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| "Barefoot Bandit" May Have Stopped in Illinois |
DANVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- If investigators have it right, the teenager known as the Barefoot Bandit may have made a stop in eastern Illinois before his arrest in the Bahamas.
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| Unemployment Dips, But So Do Available Jobs |
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| Concerns Continue Over Quinn's Pay Raises |
Republicans are taking all opportunities to criticize Gov. Pat Quinn for giving members of his staff raises.
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| Giannoulias Says He Can Win Despite Less Fundraising |
The U.S. Senate candidate who is trailing in fundraising says he will have enough money to win come November.
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| Illinois Creates Holocaust Commission |
A new commission will assist Holocaust and genocide-focused educational institutions and organizations with public awareness efforts, under a new law.
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| Giannoulias: Senate Tacked Important Issue in Wall St. Reform |
The Democratic candidate for U.S. senator says legislation passed Thursday by the Senate tackles one of the most important issues in these trying times.
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| Man Accused of Transporting 20 Pounds of Pot |
An Indiana man was caught just outside of Galesburg allegedly transporting a large amount of an illegal drug and also had plenty of cash on him.
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