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| AlWood to Ask Voters for Property Tax Hike |
An effort to consolidate with another school district didn't work, so voters in the AlWood School District will be asked to consider hiking property taxes.
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| Service Schedule Changes in Galesburg Due to Labor Day |
The Labor Day Holiday is resulting in some schedule changes for city services in Galesburg.
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| Little Change in Illinois Poverty Rate in 2007 |
The U-S Census report on 2007 poverty levels shows little change from 2006 statistics.
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| Emergency Orders Filed in Case Against Accused Murderer |
A pair of emergency orders have been filed in the case of a Galesburg man charged with shooting a Chicago man at a local bar a week ago.
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| Finally Some Relief At the Gas Pump |
The price of gasoline at the pump in Illinois has fallen significantly since last month.
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| Lawmakers Call for Historic Sites Funding Cuts Reversal |
Two local lawmakers are pushing for their colleagues to consider a bill that will restore funding the Governor cut from the state budget to the state's historic sites, so that the closings of them will only be, at best, temporary.
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| Meth-Making Ingredients Allegedly Found in Car |
Galesburg Police aren't necessarily calling what they found in a vehicle Wednesday night a "mobile methamphetamine lab," but they do say what they found has landed two people under arrest.
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| Power Outages in Galesburg, McDonough and Hancock Counties Also Affected |
UPDATED AT 12:30 PMA nasty weather system that moved through the region Thursday morning left behind more than two-thousand power outages.
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| Crews Battle House Fire in Galesburg |
POSTED 9:45am, UPDATED 10:53am 8/28/08 Galesburg firefighters and police responded to a fire Thursday morning that damaged a home on the city's west side.
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| Illinois Crops Approaching "Normal" Progress |
Crops in Illinois are making progress, and officials say they're coming closer to average after a bad start.
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