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| Thanks for Sales Tax Increase, Despite Questions |
Officials in the Galesburg School District are sharing thanks for those who helped pass a one-percent increase in the Knox County sales tax in order to pay for education, while some school board members still think what the district's share of the proceeds will pay for needs another look.
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| Furlough Days Announced at SIU |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- Southern Illinois University Carbondale Chancellor Rita Cheng has told university employees four unpaid furlough days will be instituted in coming months.
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| Wendy's Revamps Fries |
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) -- With an eye toward appealing to foodies, Wendy's is remaking its fries with Russett potatoes, leaving the skin on and sprinkling sea salt on top.
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| IL Behind Other States in Solar Energy |
(IRN)-A new report shows that Illinois is lagging behind at least 20 other states when it comes to jobs in the solar industry.
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| New Study to Stop Asian Carp and Other Species |
(IRN)-The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is embarking on a four year, $25 million study on how to stop the migration of invasive species, such as Asian Carp, between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River basin.
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| State Lawmaker Calls for Hearing about Late Military Ballots |
(IRN)-Don't count on people forgetting about those overseas military absentee ballots which were mailed out late.
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| IL Wants Share of Other State's Rejected Federal Dollars for High Speed Rail |
(IRN)-Illinois is looking at all of the options when it comes to funding for high speed rail.
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| Monmouth Woman Dies in Car Accident |
FIRST REPORTED 12:00pm 11/9/10 A Monmouth woman is dead following a roll over accident on Highway 34 Monday night.
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| Galesburg High School is on the Air |
Galesburg High School students are now officially getting a crack at being radio personalities.
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| Fish Food Pantry Looking for Donations |
Tough economic times are sending more people to food pantries.
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