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| Moffitt: Historic Sites Funding to be Taken Up by House |
A local lawmaker says there's a pretty good chance historic sites around the state may be one step closer to a reprieve after a two-day session that starts Wednesday.
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| State Treasurer Wants to Crack Down on College Credit Card Salesmen |
The state treasurer is pushing legislation to rein in what he calls deceptive marketing practices by credit card companies on college campuses.
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| "Green Recovery" Plan Touted |
A new study released Tuesday is being billed as a "program to create good jobs and build a low-carbon economy."
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| GOP Proposes Ethics Reforms |
Republicans in the Illinois House are proposing a couple of ethics reforms.
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| Winter Heating More Expensive This Year |
Consumers will have to dig deeper into their wallets this heating season.
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| Women's Opportunity Network Event Tonight |
If you have ever entered a room full of strangers and found yourself intimidated at the prospect of networking, please join the Women's Opportunity Network (WON) for an "Afterhours" on September 10, featuring Michelle Shawgo, Director of the Wackerle Career Development Program, who will be presenting on networking.
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| Monmouth City Administrator, Knox County Board Member Among New Monmouth College Staff |
Monmouth College officially welcomed new personnel at the start of the fall semester, including eight full-time faculty members, nine part-time faculty and 11 new staff members.
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| $40K Worth of Pot Seized From Warren County Home |
POSTED: 2:50pm 9/9/08 A Galesburg man and two rural Warren County residents are jailed after what authorities say is a large amount of drugs that were found in the home of the Warren County residents.
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| Mayor Responds to GREDA Criticism; GREDA Interview Request Not Responded To |
Galesburg's top elected official says while a lot of media attention has been given to things like some sort of relationship with China, those are just small facets of what a local economic development organization is doing to bring businesses, and jobs, to town.
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| At Least One Railroad Grade Separation Close to Reality in Galesburg |
The City of Galesburg appears poised to make sure that keeping both rail and vehicle traffic moving at all times is, if not close to, priority number one.
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