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| JUST IN: Knox County Bird Tests Positive for West Nile Virus |
FIRST REPORTED 10:37AM, UPDATED 11:23am 8/13/12 Knox County has its first dead bird of the season that tests positive for West Nile Virus.
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| Reaction Mixed to Romney VP Choice |
A Vice Presidential pick that was said in some reports to be of interest to both Republicans and Democrats alike is a little more partisan locally.
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| Assessment of Library's Construction Efforts |
The president of the Galesburg Public Library Board of Trustees says the process by which a new library could be constructed is going pretty fast.
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| Karlin to Garza: Why Wait? |
Galesburg Mayor Sal Garza claims he's just trying to make a good thing better.
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| Alternate Items for Steele School Discussed |
The committee overseeing the Galesburg School District's Master Facilities Plan would still like to see some further improvements made at one school if the budget allows for it.
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| Galesburg Man Gets Prison Time on Meth Charges |
A Galesburg man will spend the better part of three-decades in prison on both federal and state methamphetamine-related charges.
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| City Council Approves Energy Aggregation Deal |
The Galesburg City Council has okayed the city working with a firm that will work to get voters to approve a measure that could save them money on their electric bills.
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| New Chamber President Named as Current President Retires |
The Galesburg-Area Chamber of Commerce has named a new president.
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| Monmouth Chamber Partners with GREDA |
The Monmouth-Area Chamber of Commerce has a new member, and it's a Galesburg-based organization.
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| BREAKING NEWS: Mayor Vetoes Pot Ordinance |
UPDATED 3:35pm 8/10/12 The chance for police to have an alternative sanction for people who are caught possessing small amounts of marijuana isn't set in stone just yet.
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