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| Weekend Holiday Festival Begins Saturday with Open House |
Galesburg businesses will open their doors tomorrow for the annual Christmas "Open House Downtown."
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| Support Needed for Galesburg Rescue Mission |
The Galesburg Rescue Mission and Women's Shelter once again needs the public's help in helping to meet a good-sized portion of their goal.
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| Man Wants Use of Orpheum for SciFi Production |
A Stark County man wants to use a number of locations in Galesburg to film what he claims will be a highly viewed straight to DVD science fiction series.
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| Casino's Owners Looking for Smoking Ban Exemption |
(IRN)-Smoking ban fans say it's working beautifully. Casino owners say it's not.
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| Group Says Farmers Need To Care for Environment |
(IRN)-An environmental group is calling on lawmakers to hold major companies responsible for their own pollution from industrial scale farms.
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| Cullerton Introduces "Loophole" Bill |
(IRN)-Calling it a "loophole," Illinois Senate President John Cullerton has introduced legislation aimed at about 700 appointed positions in state government.
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| Galesburg Liquor Store Robbed at Gunpoint |
Galesburg police are investigating an armed robbery that took place early Thursday morning.
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| WIU Presidnet Reacts to Bomb Threat Charges |
The president of Western Illinois University says he hopes to be able to seek some restitution now that federal charges are facing a Chicago teen accused of most of the recent bomb threats on the Macomb campus in the last month.
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| Decade in Prison for Alleged Thief |
A Monmouth man already serving time in prison after being found to be in violation of his probation is getting additional time to serve.
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| Warren County Board Passes Sales Tax Increase |
It took plenty of discussion, but the Warren County Board has backed what a majority of voters said they wanted: a sales tax increase to benefit their schools.
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