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| City Council Green-Lights Major Rezoning |
A measure that was earlier tabled has been unanimously approved by the Galesburg City Council.
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| Hare, Garza Call for Action on Unemployment Extension |
17th District Congressman Phil Hare says he's very unhappy with the U.S. Senate right now, with Republicans in the Senate, and with a procedural maneuver that he claims will devastate two and a half million people nationwide in just 10 days.
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| "Monmouthfest" Scheduled for Wednesday Night |
Residents from around the area are being invited once again to the Maple City to have fun, but also learn something very important.
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| Victims of June Tornadoes Can Get Loans -- Knox, Fulton Counties Included |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- State officials say homeowners and businesses affected by June 5 tornadoes in central Illinois can get low-interest loans to help them recover.
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| IL EPA Delivers "Green" Report to Gov., Lawmakers |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Setting performance standards for handling rain runoff is part of an anti-pollution report delivered to Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn and leaders of the General Assembly.
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| Stimulus Money Means More IL Homes Weatherized |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Community groups say federal stimulus money helped double the number of Illinois homes that were weatherized to help save energy and money.
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| New Law Requires Police to Have Rape Kits Analyzed |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn has signed a new law requiring police departments to get all rape kits analyzed.
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| Campaign Money Again Dominates Blago Trial |
The prosecution in the political corruption trial of ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich questioned a handful of witnesses Tuesday, including one who believes a state contract was directly linked to a campaign contribution.
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| Kirk: Giannoulias Needs to Pay Taxes |
U.S. Senate candidate Mark S. Kirk says his opponent should find a way to pay taxes.
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| Nice Weather Helps Crops |
Sunshine, warm temperatures, and not much rain: All of these conditions last week have led to good progress in crop growth.
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