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| City Announces October & November Recycling Winners |
Once every month the City of Galesburg Geographic Information System Division randomly selects addresses from the residential refuse database.
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| OSF Saint Mary Holds Drive For Iowa VA Center |
Those who receive services from the Iowa City VA Medical Center are being assisted by the employees at OSF Saint Mary Medical Center.
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| Local Soldier Visits Area Grade School |
Two Illinois Army National Guard soldiers, including one from Galesburg, recently visited an area grade school.
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| Galesburg Officially Welcomes New Postmaster |
She's been on the job for a few months, but the postmaster of the Galesburg Post Office can now be official.
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| Prosecutors Move to Drop Cellini from Blagojevich Trial, Blago Wants Trial Moved |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Prosecutors asked a federal judge Friday to drop millionaire power broker William Cellini from Rod Blagojevich's corruption trial.
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| One-Room Fulton County School Named to Historic Registry |
LEWISTOWN, Ill. (AP) -- A one-room schoolhouse on the Dickson Mounds Museum property may be making its way onto the National Register of Historic Places.
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| Workshops for IL Parents for Help with Tuition; Start Monday in Stark County |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A state agency is lending a hand to families fearful about how they'll pay education costs.
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| 2010 Census Needs Thousands for Short-Term Jobs |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The U.S. Census Bureau is looking for thousands of people to work in temporary jobs across Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin.
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| IL Attorney General Wants Alcoholic Energy Drink Proof |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says alcoholic energy drink manufacturers need to prove their caffeine-laced concoctions are safe.
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| State to Poison Canal to Fight Asian Carp |
CHICAGO (AP) -- State officials say they plan to dump a potent fish-killing poison called Rotenone into a stretch of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal next month in a last-ditch attempt to keep Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan.
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