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| Moffitt Wants Amtrak Crew Based Back in Galesburg |
A local lawmaker is hopeful the nation's passenger rail system can give something back to Galesburg he says was taken away upwards of eight years ago.
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| GREDA Searches for New President |
POSTED 12:15pm, UPDATED 3:15pm 11/21/08 The Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association is taking what its Chairman believes is a big step toward improving its image among members of the community, and among those that the organization seeks money from.
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| Park Funding In, Historic Sites Funding Out, Thanks to Governor |
Governor Rod Blagojevich apparently waited until the Illinois House and Senate were both out of session before delivering what could be considered a blow akin to a sucker-punch to places like the Carl Sandburg Birthplace in Galesburg, and the Bishop Hill State Historic Site.
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| WEB EXTRA: Listen to William Ayers' Speech at Monmouth College Here |
Click the link here to listen to the speech given by William Ayers on Thursday at Monmouth College.
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| William Ayers Speaks at Monmouth College |
One of the featured players in the past election has spoken to students at Monmouth College.
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| Area Corn Harvest Almost Complete |
Chilly and damp fall weather is doing its best to slow down the end of the Illinois corn harvest.
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| Lawmakers: "Emergency Budget Act" Isn't an Emergency |
The governor's proposed "Emergency Budget Act" isn't such an emergency if you ask state lawmakers.
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| Some "Hearsay" Testimony Now Permissable |
Testimony from witnesses who are now dead can be considered at Illinois murder trials, under a new law that's now in place, with both houses of the General Assembly having accepted the governor's minor amendatory veto.
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| New Senate Leaders Elected; One Makes History |
The battles for state Senate leadership posts were decided late Wednesday night.
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| Knoxville Schools Curbing Spending; State Blamed |
The Superintendent of the Knoxville School District says there are no financial problems with the district, but that doesn't mean the district can spend money like it owns a mint.
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