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| Quinn Starts Online Petition Drive to Save Parks |
Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn thinks closing a loophole in the state sales tax system could keep Illinois state parks and historic sites open.
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| Republicans: We'll Try to Get Senate to Call for Ethics Vote |
Republicans in the Illinois Senate say they'll try to help, but it's really up to Democrats to get the Senate president to schedule a session to vote to override the governor's veto of an ethics bill.
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| Moffitt: Had to Support Fund Sweeps for Historic Sites Money |
A local lawmaker says he had to make an exception when he voted to use a certain type of money to get state historic sites the dollars back that the Governor cut.
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| One Arrested, One Wanted, Following Stolen Car Discovery |
An Abingdon man is in jail, and a Galesburg woman is wanted after an allegedly-stolen car was found on a rural road.
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| First Lincoln-Douglas, Now Durbin-Sauerberg at Knox College; WGIL to Broadcast Debate Live |
Close to the anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas debate at Knox College in Galesburg, the institution will host another debate of candidates for Senate.
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| 12-Year Old Arrested on Drug Charges |
A Churchill Junior High student was arrested on drug charges Tuesday for allegedly trying to distribute cannabis on school property.
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| More Pressure for Senate Ethics Vote |
Pressure is building on the president of the Illinois Senate to call a session soon to override the governor's veto of an ethics bill.
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| SOS Workers Ordered to Take Four Days Off Unpaid |
More state government workers will be taking time off, without pay.
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| Salvation Army Officially Has New Home |
A need for a lot more space will soon result in the local Salvation Army chapter moving up the street.
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| Possible Trash Vote in Abingdon Next Year |
A proposal that's become hotly contested in Abingdon could ultimately be decided at the ballot box.
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