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| Fifth Full-Time Police Officer Approved in Abingdon |
Abingdon's police chief says adding a fifth full-time officer to the department will make it better and the community safer.
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| Big Brother Watching You in Knoxville; New Treasurer Appointed |
If you plan on vandalizing James Knox Park in Knoxville, think again because the city may have your number.
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| Amtrak Station in Galesburg Likely to Expand |
Galesburg's Amtrak station will be getting a facelift of sorts, assuming the state and federal governments do their parts.
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| Garbage Rates Going Up in Galesburg |
It didn't require much discussion, but Galesburg aldermen have rubber-stamped an increased price for garbage pickup in the City of Galesburg.
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| GREDA Contract Soon to Return to Galesburg Aldermen |
Galesburg's City Manager says he's in the final stages of working out a contract for the city to continue funding the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association.
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| AIDS Task Force Makes Donation |
An organization says every dollar it receives to help area residents who have contracted HIV and AIDS is important now more than ever.
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| Shedding Light on the AIDS Epidemic |
A local man who's HIV positive and part of a local organization continuing awareness of the disease in the community says yesterday shouldn't completely be about those who are afflicted with either that or AIDS, or those who have lost their lives.
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| New Knox County Board Chair Elected |
POSTED 8:07PM, UPDATED 11:12PM12/1/08 A man who describes himself as 'just another guy off the street' will be the leader of Knox County's Board.
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| Sheriff Credits Public with Drop in Crime |
Knox County's top cop says there's only one reason why crime statistics in the county are on the way down once again.
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| Galesburg Budget, Levy to be Considered Tonight |
A spending plan that Galesburg City officials have said doesn't reflect much growth over the year prior will likely get a stamp of approval tonight.
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