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| New Galesburg Bookstore Already a Success -- E-MAIL US IF YOU KNOW OF BUSINESSES OPENING OR EXPANDING |
It's only been open the better part of a day and a half, but if empty shelves are any indication, a new downtown bookstore owned by a once-out-of-work radio D.J. is already a success.
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| Moffitt Bill to Help Ambulance Service Becomes Law |
A local lawmaker has again had success in helping fire departments and ambulance services get the equipment they need to keep operating.
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| State Fairs are Work for Illinois Politicians |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- For politicians, the Illinois State Fair is as much a rite of summer as it is for farmers showing their animals.
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| Mummy Exhibit Updated at Putnam Museum |
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -- Officials say an updated exhibit on Egyptian mummies is being unveiled at the Putnam Museum.
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| State Officials Urge Flu Preparedness |
It sounds like simple common sense, but it's advice that can save you a lot of inconvenience -- stay home when you are sick, and wash your hands frequently.
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| Transparency in State Government Goes Online |
A new web site strives for transparency in government by allowing taxpayers to access state government spending information.
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| Farm Bureau Program Gets Wal-Mart Boost |
The Illinois State Fair is about agriculture education, and Wal-Mart took advantage of that setting to announce a gift to the charitable wing of the Illinois Farm Bureau.
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| Roseville Farmer Takes Top Soybean Group Post |
Ron Moore was elected as the Illinois Soybean Association's new chairperson during the Association's board meeting on Saturday, August 1 in Utica.
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| Galesburg Community Chorus Starts 65th Season |
The Galesburg Community Chorus is proud to announce its 65th season.
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| County Recorder Takes Part in Fraud Prevention Program |
Property and Mortgage fraud is a fast growing area of white collar crime.
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