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| Teen Arrested in Alleged Laundromat Robbery |
A Galesburg teenager is under arrest in connection to the robbery of a laundromat near downtown Galesburg a little more than a week ago.
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| GREDA Leaders Want Galesburg Funding |
The new man in charge of the local economic development entity says of course, he'd like to start talking with the Galesburg City Council about getting the organization back in good stead with the city.
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| College Students Encouraged to "Look Up" |
(IRN)-The State Fire Marshal's Office is encouraging college students to "look up," and make sure they have a working smoke detector.
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| Wells Fargo to Pay $24 Million to End Mortgage Probe |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $24 million to end an investigation by eight states, including Illinois.
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| Target September Sales Fall Short of Estimates |
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Target Corp. says a key revenue measurement rose 1.3 percent in September, missing Wall Street's expectations.
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| More Women than Men Participate in Elections |
(IRN)-The candidates who ignore women voters do so at their own peril, according to the co-founder of a new web site dedicated to women's involvement in Illinois elections.
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| Americans Shut Out of IT Industry |
(IRN)-A group that says it speaks for American workers says Americans are shut out of jobs in the information technology industry.
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| Quinn Gives Money for Neighborhood Recovery Iniative |
(IRN)-Despite the state being broke, Governor Pat Quinn has dedicated $50 million for a program to help revitalize urban communities.
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| Local Harvest Quick, but Disappointing |
It may seem like a good thing that the fall harvest is going at anything but a snail's pace compared to all the harvest troubles last year.
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| Whitehead Good Match So Far for Galesburg |
Monday night was the inaugural city council meeting for Galesburg interim city manager Craig Whitehead.
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