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| DCFS Aides in Oquawka Investigation |
Two Oquawka residents are in trouble with the law after drugs were allegedly found in a home.
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| Al's Sporting Goods to Close |
FIRST REPORTED 11:10am 7/8/11 A Galesburg business known to residents both interested and not interested in the outdoors is shutting down soon.
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| State Employee Union Files Lawsuit Over Raises |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A major state employee union has filed a federal lawsuit over Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn's decision to cancel raises for thousands of workers.
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| College Illinois Agency Head Placed on Leave |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The executive director of the Illinois Student Assistance Commission has been placed on paid leave.
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| Quinn Signs Education-Related Bills |
(IRN) -- Three bill signed into law Friday are aimed at preventing youth violence and encouraging reading and math.
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| ROE's Hopeful for Salary Restoration |
(IRN) -- They may not prefer to work for free, but the 44 regional school superintendents in Illinois hope Gov. Pat Quinn will reinstate their salaries within 30 days.
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| Writing Test Drop Not Pleasing to Superintendents |
One local school superintendent says the state cutting writing from the list of standardized tests given to high school students isn't surprising, but it also isn't pleasing either.
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| Marching Toward a "Cease-Fire" |
A group of Galesburg residents did the only thing they felt they could do in the wake of last week's fatal shooting near a playground at Kiwanis Park: they marched.
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| Plans for KHS Addition Move Forward |
The plans for an expansion of Knoxville High School are getting better refined.
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| Abingdon Main St. Demolition Begins |
It didn't take long for what looks like a big hole to form in the landscape of downtown Abingdon.
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