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| Knoxville Students Need Their Lunch Money, Or Else |
The Superintendent of the Knoxville School District says he realizes the economy locally is the way it is, but what usually is a pretty sound revenue generator for the district has quickly become unraveled.
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| County Board Finance Committee Approves New GREDA Contract |
After many meetings, the feelings finally may have shifted in the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association debate.
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| Consumptive DNA Testing Hashed Out at Latest Sheley Hearing |
The attorneys involved in a local murder case have hashed out how consumptive DNA testing of evidence will be handled.
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| CSC Board Adopts Tentative Tax Levy |
Money from the State of Illinois continues to be questionable at best, and that's partially the reason behind officials at Carl Sandburg College asking for more money from property owners this year.
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| CSC Board Votes to Support GREDA |
Members of the Galesburg City Council and the Knox County Board may not think too highly of the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association these days, but a unit of government representing ten counties sure does.
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| District 205 Alternative School Gets AT&T Grant |
An official with the nation's largest telephone company doesn't even control phone service in this area, but they say they were still impressed with the Galesburg School District's plans to start a new alternative school for the district's high school dropouts.
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| Gas Prices Fall Quickly |
Never before has the price of gas fallen so far so fast.
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| Illinois AG Says No Chance for Obama's Senate Seat |
A U.S. Senate seat for Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan? It's an option that Gov. Rod Blagojevich has, but highly unlikely, according to Madigan.
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| Governor Crafts Budget Rescue Plan |
Gov. Rod Blagojevich is out with a four-point plan he hopes will solve what he says is a $2 billion budget deficit this fiscal year.
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| Facelift for Monmouth's Website |
Monmouth's plan to create a more user-friendly website is complete.
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