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| Roadwork Project to Begin Soon |
The roads on one Galesburg street are apparently in worse shape than the city may thought.
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| Galesburg to Purchase Power on Open Market |
You don't quite have the option yet, but the City of Galesburg will soon start buying its power from somewhere other than Ameren.
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| Blaine Avenue Residents Still Want Traffic Changes |
It may not be the largest showing of residents, or one representative of the largest section of the city, but a Galesburg woman who says she represents a majority of her neighbors isn't taking "no" for an answer.
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| Historic Sites Closures Delayed Two Weeks |
The state's plan to shut down about two dozen state parks and historic sites, and lay off the workers who go with them, is being delayed.
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| Local Lawmaker Reaction to Son's Homecoming |
He said he didn't really want the day to be about him, but a local lawmaker says he was overwhelmed when his son returned home Friday from a four-month tour-of-duty in Afghanistan.
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| Monmouth Alderman Resigns |
A Monmouth alderman who's served the city for many years is giving up his post.
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| Monmouth Public Safety Building Structure Complete |
A vacant building on the north side of Monmouth will soon serve as the home of the city's second fire station.
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| Flood Warning for Spoon River at London Mills Until Tuesday Morning |
Rainfall that began on Friday and finally ended Sunday night left behind several inches in the area and prompted flood warnings and watches.
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| Salt, Pool Slide, Electricity on Galesburg City Council Agenda Tonight |
The high cost of pretty much everything will once again hit the city of Galesburg -- especially when it comes to road maintenance during adverse weather.
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| Planning Continues for Galesburg Alternative School |
Officials in District 205 are hard at it, working to develop an alternative high school that was the focus of a committee earlier this year.
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