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Tuesday, April
18, 2006
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NEW FEATURE: LDN
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 Migrating flocks and the absence of foliage on trees make spring great
for bird-watching. A redheaded woodpecker pecks for food at the top of a
towering tree in Edward Madigan (Railsplitter) State Park south of
Lincoln. A cacophony of sounds can be heard in addition to the
woodpeckers tapping and trilling. You'll hear finch beeps, duck quacks,
goose honks, crow and numerous other bird calls throughout the woods.
Want to learn more about birds?
(Elkhart
bird walk)
[picture by Jan Youngquist] click on picture for
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Monday, April 17:
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New features at this
year's Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest & Crafts
Festival Sept. 15-17
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Ex-Illinois governor convicted
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As mumps cases in
Illinois rise, state public health director encourages vaccination
and education
Know the symptoms and how to protect yourself and your family
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New service officers
have helped thousands of additional veterans in first quarter of
2006
Added staff helped more than 5,500 additional
Illinois veterans apply for benefits and services in first quarter
of 2006
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Crosspoint Group announces agreement to
purchase and develop 1,650-acre natural gas field in Louisiana
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General
Assembly approves legislation restoring senior assessment freeze -
44th District weekly update -
Court news -
(There were no marriage license
reports last week.) -
Dissolutions -
Purdue Varsity Glee Club returns to Lincoln
for encore concert
Friday, April 14
Thursday, April 13
Wednesday, April 12
Tuesday, April 11
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