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| District-205 Superintendent Cites State Situation for Retiring |
FIRST REPORTED 9PM 7/16/12 The Superintendent of the Galesburg School District is calling it a career, and state law may be to blame.
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| WIU Implosion a Phenomenal Site for Galesburg Man |
The weekend implosion of Western Illinois University's Wetzel Hall was a phenomenal site for the hundreds who captured it live-- including a local man.
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| Former Tourism Director Passes Away |
FIRST REPORTED 3pm 7/16/12 A former Galesburg resident that worked hard to increase local tourism while she was here, has passed away.
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| City Council Starts Pot Ordinance Discussion Tonight |
The Galesburg City Council Monday night will start discussing a proposed ordinance that some may consider controversial, but is one that an alderman says makes perfect sense.
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| More Master Facilities Work to be Voted on by School Board |
Moving forward in the process that will lead to renovations at a Galesburg elementary school will be at the top of the agenda Monday evening for the Galesburg School Board.
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| WIU Residence Hall Implodes |
It took only ten seconds for a 42-year-old residence hall to come crashing to the ground Saturday morning at Western Illinois University.
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| Deputy Delivers Kills-shot to Attacking Dog |
A Roseville man's dog was shot to death following a domestic disturbance where the animal attacked a Sheriffs Deputy.
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| Knox County Remembers Cancer Victims & Survivors |
A Galesburg woman and cancer survivor says she's getting stronger every day.
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| 8 More Local Residents Charged in Federal Meth Investigation |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 7/13/12 More local residents are facing federal charges as part of an ongoing regional investigation into a dangerous and illegal drug.
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| Proposed Grocery Store Flagged by Knoxville City Council |
A vote supporting IGA's proposal for a grocery store in Knoxville was MIA at a special city council meeting Thursday night.
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