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| Deliberations Underway in Attempted Murder Case |
The re-trial of a Galesburg man accused of sexually assaulting and attempting to kill a now-former Galesburg woman over four years ago inside her home is now in the hands of the jury.
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| Abingdon to Consider Pay Raises for Officials |
Compensation for the elected officials in Abingdon will be discussed during a special city council meeting Monday night.
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| Corn and Soybean Harvest Moving Slowly |
The recent mild temperatures and dry conditions allowed farmers to make up some ground on the already tardy harvest season.
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| Wind Causes Power Outages in Galesburg; Wind Advisory Sunday, Freeze Warning Monday Morning, Tuesday Morning |
UPDATED: 3:48pm 10/26/08 Gusty winds knocked electricity out to hundreds in the Galesburg area Sunday afternoon.
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| CSC Names Two to "Wall of Honor" |
Two instructors retired Carl Sandburg College will be what could be described as the institution's highest honor.
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| Hare: Expand Financial Recovery to Help More People |
The Congressman representing most of Knox County and a good portion of the rest of the immediate area says he doesn't expect the nation's financial system to right itself quickly.
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| Wrigley Company Chair is a Knox College Grad |
Dushan "Duke" Petrovich, a 1974 graduate and trustee of Knox College, has been named President of the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company.
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| City Clerk Honored by Peers |
Galesburg's City Clerk has received a special award from her colleagues.
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| Deputy City Clerk Attends Academy |
The 2008 Municipal Clerks of Illinois Academy was held October 15-17, 2008 at the Springfield Hilton, Springfield, Illinois. Kelli Bennewitz, Deputy City Clerk for the City of Galesburg, was one of more than 90 participants.
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| State Gives Money to Illinois Food Banks |
The demand for help from Illinois' food banks is growing, so the state is kicking in some money.
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