Kisler, Richard K.
Richard “Dick” Keith Kisler, 85, of Galesburg, died at 5:20 a.m. Monday, March 29, 2018 at Heartland Health Care and Rehab, Galesburg.
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Detroit's Griffin has bone bruise, to be evaluated in a week
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More Galesburg intersections to see yellow turn lights
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Booby Labonte and Jeff Hammond impressed with Team Penske’s performance in 2018
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Mets beat Cardinals 9-4 in Callaway’s debut as manager
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Staff of the satire website The Onion has unionized
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