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| School Bus Safety Law Signed |
Legislation has been signed into law that improves school bus safety.
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| Traffic Stops Help Keep Galesburg Drivers Safe |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 11/18/09 They may not realize it at the time, but when law enforcement issues tickets for people not wearing their seatbelt, they are really trying to keep you safe and keep you alive.
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| Wait for Demolition Grant Funds Six Months and Counting |
A major project slated to take place in Abingdon's downtown area to alleviate a safety hazard is still idle thanks to the state of Illinois.
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| New Ordinance Prohibits Certain Billboards in Abingdon |
The city of Abingdon just two weeks ago had nothing on the books to regulate signs, but that quickly changed when officials got wind of a plan to erect a giant billboard on a local business's property.
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| Galesburg Firefighter Contract Approved |
There wasn't a lot of discussion by aldermen, but the Galesburg City Council did agree with the terms that been worked out for a contract with its firefighters union.
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| Knoxville Council Supports New Track Facility |
The Knoxville City Council is now on board with their financial support for the building of a new track facility in town.
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| GOP Down on Prison Sale |
The governor's plan to sell a nearly new but little-used state prison is getting the full attention of Republicans, and none of it is positive.
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| For Sale: One Prison, Like-New Condition |
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| Two Inmates Escape From Peoria County Jail |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- Two inmates have escaped from the Peoria County Jail, and authorities say a hole was found in the ceiling of a second floor cell.
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| Senate Candidate Joins Dems Backing Prison Plan |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias is joining many other Democrats in backing the idea of housing terrorism suspects at an Illinois prison.
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