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| High School Graduation Goes Green |
CULLOM, Ill. (AP) -- The school colors are red and blue, but the Tri-Point High School Class of 2010 will be green when they collect diplomas next spring.
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| Hearings on Illinois Prison Begin Soon |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A key state legislator wants to fast-track hearings on the possible sale of a northwestern Illinois prison to the federal government.
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| Couple Left Kids in Van While They Slept in Motel |
CASEYVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- Authorities in St. Clair County have filed child endangerment charges against a Columbia, Mo., couple who allegedly fell asleep in a Caseyville motel room after leaving an infant and toddler in a running van outside.
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| Black Friday Nets Plenty of Green |
Even before the sun began to rise, area residents were raring to go in order to search and hopefully obtain exactly what they needed.
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| Galesburg Unemployment Hits 11.5% |
The unemployment rates for the city of Galesburg and Knox County as a whole have hit another negative milestone.
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| Turnout Not High, But Feelings Still Good, Following Knoxville Free Thanksgiving Dinner |
Organizers of a first-time Thanksgiving event in the City of Knoxville could easily have been disheartened with the turnout for the event, but they say they still feel good about the effort they gave, and will try something like it again next year.
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| Holiday Shopping the Swedish Way |
While many either have or will be rushing to the malls and shopping centers around the area over the next couple weeks starting Friday, an historic area community offers a unique chance to shop and learn some history.
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| Group Hopes for Flat Holiday Sales |
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| Knox County Classrooms Participate in NASA Experiment Involving Caterpillars |
GALESBURG, Ill. (AP) -- Students in two Knox County classrooms are helping NASA researchers by keeping a close eye on some Monarch caterpillars.
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| Illinois Hunter Kills 25-Point Buck |
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- It took Google Earth, a little deer psychology and a freak shot.
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