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| City of Abington to Take Over Former Pottery Site |
The Abingdon City Council has agreed to take ownership of a parcel of property that's sat vacant for decades.
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| State's Chief Justice Urges Probation Cuts Rollback |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois' chief justice is calling state probation services funding "dangerously inadequate."
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| USDA: Corn Dryers Will Have to be Used This Year |
One effect of the delayed crop season in Illinois will be the use of dryers, according to the USDA's top crop statistician in the state.
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| Auditor Criticizes Juvenile Justice Spending |
The Illinois auditor general says he's willing to cut some slack for a relatively new state agency, but says what's in a new audit should never happen again.
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| Legislators Work to Find Money for College Student Grants |
Legislative leaders are meeting Wednesday to discuss grants for college students.
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| McDonalds Says Sales Rose in August |
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -- McDonald's says sales in established stores rose 2.2 percent globally in August, helped by strong results in Europe.
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| Galesburg's North Prairie Street to be Closed Wednesday |
Galesburg Sanitary District plans to close North Prairie Street between Grove and Losey from 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. on Wednesday, September 9, 2009. (From City of Galesburg)
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| Orpheum Funding Request Comes Before City Council |
It's been three months since leaders from Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre first wrote a letter to the Galesburg City Council asking for matching dollars in support of a federal grant application, and now, aldermen are apparently ready to act on that request.
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| Liquor-Related Ordinance Changes on Council Agenda |
No action will be taken Monday night, but the Galesburg City Council will at least begin the discussion on two changes to the city's liquor ordinances.
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| Local Man Pens Book on CB&Q Line |
One local author says he used to love listen to stories others conductors would tell him about railroad lines he would then later pass on to other younger conductors is just one of the reasons he decided to write his book.
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