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| Galesburg Life Chain: Adoption the Loving Option |
Members of several local churches took to sidewalks along busy Galesburg streets and around the Public Square holding signs with pro-life messages as part of a nationwide effort.
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| City Council Considering Water Rate Increases |
The City of Galesburg wants to raise water rates on residents starting next year in order, officials say, to keep up with expenses -- but some aldermen may not be ready to sign off on that just yet.
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| Monmouth Fire Department Shows Off New North Side Home -- SEE PHOTOS HERE |
Monmouth city officials and members of the fire department cut the ribbon Sunday on the new Monmouth Fire Department building on the north side of the Maple City.
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| Edgar Supports U of I Interim President Appointment |
Putting former University of Illinois President Stanley Ikenberry in as the interim president is a "no brainer," a prominent member of the faculty says.
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| Illinois Farmers Growing More Pumpkins |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois is one of the nation's top pumpkin producers and this year the state is devoting even more acres to its pumpkin crop.
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| UAW Ratifies Contract with Deere |
MOLINE, Ill. (AP) -- United Auto Workers employees have ratified a six-year labor contract with Deere & Co. that covers nearly 10,000 workers and 17,000 retirees.
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| Expert Speaks on Health Care Proposals |
An expert says the healthcare plan offered by congress would expand coverage to the millions of uninsured people in the U.S., but probably won't lower costs.
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| Proft Won't Take Campaign Money From Unions |
A candidate for governor is calling on his fellow Republican candidates to refuse campaign donations from two of the state's largest unions.
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| Durbin Proposes Grant Program for College Textbooks |
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) believes he has a solution to the problem of the high price of college textbooks.
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| Creativity Shows at Scarecrow Festival - SEE PHOTOS & WINNERS HERE |
UPDATED 11:03 a-m 10/5/9 Just about every kind of scarecrow imaginable was on display this weekend at the 8th Annual Scarecrow Festival in Galesburg's Standish Park Arboretum.
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