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| Alternative Transportation Group Names New Chief |
CHICAGO (AP) _ A former executive for the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is the new head of a Chicago based alternative transportation group.
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| Chlorine Not Enough For Pools |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois health officials are reminding the public to practice good hygiene before diving into swimming pools.
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| Illinois' First Sales Tax Holiday Approaching |
Back to school shoppers are being encouraged to stock up between Friday the 6th and August 15.
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| Federal Dollars Encourage Broadband in Rural Areas. |
Another round of federal grants and loans are being announced, this time for improved Internet access in the nation's rural areas.
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| Chicago Man Accused of Terrorism Charges |
Federal prosecutors say a Chicago man was plotting to go to Somalia to become a suicide bomber with the terrorist group al Qaida.
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| What Blagojevich May Have to Give Up |
Talk turned to forfeiture Wednesday in the political corruption trial of former Governor Rod Blagojevich.
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| Replacing Galesburg's City Manager |
Galesburg City Manager Dane Bragg is on his way out and the city council is now looking for an interim manager.
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| Galesburg Crews Make Quick Work of House Fire |
A Galesburg home was damaged by a brief fire early Tuesday evening, that officials say could have been much worse.
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| Knox County Fair Kicks Off |
Heat and humidity, and some early morning rains, didn't stop the Knox County Fair from officially getting underway Tuesday.
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| Knox College to Survey Maytag Employees |
Knox College students are embarking on another project that will essentially see how many of the nearly 1,000 people, who worked at the Galesburg Maytag plant when it closed six-years ago, are doing now.
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