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| Gum Giant Wrigley Leaving Wrigley Building |
CHICAGO (AP)--Anybody who wants to talk gum with the folks at the Wrigley will soon have to go somewhere other than the Wrigley Building.
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| Springfield Considers Waiting Period for Copper |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP)--Copper thefts are on the rise, and officials in Springfield are considering a two-day waiting period to deter thieves looking to cash in their ill-gotten goods.
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| Lt. Gov.: Colleges Prepare Workers for Green Jobs |
CHICAGO (AP)--Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon says community colleges are playing an important role preparing workers for jobs with the wind energy industry.
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| New Ill. Bars Pointing Lasers at Airplanes |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP)--Safety concerns have led Illinois officials to make it illegal to aim a laser at an airplane's cockpit.
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| llinois to Iowa: Make Decision on Passenger Line |
CHICAGO (AP)--Illinois has asked Iowa to hurry it up with a decision about a passenger rail line.
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| The Fight Against Cancer Returns to Galesburg |
Hundreds of Knox County residents all will gather together today, despite the still-oppressive heat and humidity, to take on a cause much bigger than that: cancer.
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| Search For New Monmouth-Roseville Superintendent to Begin |
The Monmouth-Roseville School Board is apparently serious about looking to replace its superintendent.
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| Orpheum Finances Are Fine Despite Small Monthly Loss |
The president of Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre says don't be deceived -- the theatre is doing just fine financially, despite a month slightly in the red.
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| KHS Expansion Plans Given the Once-Over |
The Superintendent of the Knoxville School District says he's optimistic the district will receive the millions of dollars it asked for almost 10 years ago, in order to fund an expansion of Knoxville High School.
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| Work Finally Begins on W. Main Overpass |
The walls are tumbling down, and pretty soon it will be time to do actual construction for the first of three rail crossing grade separations planned for Galesburg.
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