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| Governor Opens State Fair |
The rides are spinning, the livestock shows are going, and the lemonade shake-ups are flowing. In other words, the Illinois State Fair is open.
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| State Officials: Budget Mess Equals Possible Furloughs |
The Illinois Secretary of State's office hopes you won't be affected, but it may have to furlough or lay off workers in light of recent budget cuts enacted by Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
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| Former U.S. Senator: Political Conventions Are Different These Days |
Political conventions these days are different from how they used to be, an old-timer of Illinois politics says.
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| Suspect in April Robbery Arrested Friday |
A Galesburg man has been arrested about four-months to the day after he allegedly committed the robbery of an area convenience store.
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| Register-Mail's Parent Reports Mixed Earnings |
The parent company of a number of local newspapers says it's doing better than most of its peers in the newspaper industry, but recording a large operating loss.
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| World Premiere of Sandburg Musical in Galesburg Friday Night |
Galesburg is playing host starting Friday night for a world premiere, and not just any world premiere, one relating to the the city's most popular former resident.
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| Monmouth College Ranked Among Top Midwest Colleges by Princeton Review |
Monmouth College is among the best colleges and universities in the Midwest, according to The Princeton Review.
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| Chain Reaction Accident Near Biggsville Injures One |
A chain reaction accident in Henderson County Friday morning sent a passenger in one of the vehicles to a Burlington hospital for treatment.
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| Galesburg Attorney Recommended for Law License Suspension |
A state agency has recommended that a Galesburg attorney be barred from practicing law for a month and a half in connection to allegations that she committed misconduct while representing a man suspected of murder.
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| Route 34 From Henderson County to Iowa Fully Reopened |
The Illinois Department of Transportation says flooding from the Mississippi River has finally receded enough to completely re-open a stretch of a well-travelled highway.
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