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| Unemployment Benefit Extension Possible |
A plan to extend unemployment benefits for those in Illinois and across the nation is under way.
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| Blagojevich's Appointee Jobs In Question |
State government will undergo no fumigation. That's because Senate President John Cullerton has decided to ignore a bill that would force the firings of all of former Governor Rod Blagojevich's appointees.
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| Clothing Outfit Returns To Galesburg |
A company established back in the 1930's and operates more than 700 stores across the country is back in Galesburg.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: District 205 Committee Continues Master Plan Development |
The newest committee of the Galesburg School District is continuing to essentially whittle down a list of hopes and dreams to more of a list of wants and needs.
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| New Weaver Center Provides Opportunity |
A building named for its owner is ready to provide the community with services and opportunities looking into the future of the downtown area.
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| Lawmakers Approve MAP Grant Restoration, But No Money to Fund It |
Hundreds of thousands of college students in Illinois stand to lose what they call critical financial aid from the state, should lawmakers not come up with money to fund the Monetary Assistance Program, otherwise known as MAP.
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| Hynes Blasts MAP Grant Handling |
Illinois Comptroller Dan Hynes is criticizing the handling of a college grant program.
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| Report: Blago Listed Sponsored Job Applicants |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A published report indicates former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's office maintained a list of 5,700 state job applicants with political sponsors -- and hired or promoted 2,500 of them.
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| Home Weatherization Funds to be Available |
CHICAGO (AP) -- About $242 million will be available for eligible Illinois homeowners who want to weatherize their houses for energy efficiency.
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| Illinois Ag Programs to Share $435,000 |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Twenty-eight projects in Illinois will share more than $435,000 from a federal program designed to expand the availability of locally-grown produce and strengthen the specialty-crop industry in the state.
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