Friday, September 29, 2006

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• City wrestles restless topics

  • Animal control contract revisited

  • Owner of old Mill restaurant wants out of liability

• Renaissance Fair celebrates Scully Park fountain dedication

• LCHS homecoming royalty court announced

• More than $122,000 in grants headed to local arts organizations

• Regulators take action on unlicensed locksmiths
  Web resource created to protect Illinois consumers from illegal or fraudulent locksmith activities

• World, national news

• New leader wants to make Japan a force

• Thailand reportedly chooses interim prime minister

• Relative of new Saddam judge killed

• Nations limit use of NATO forces

• More...

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 Business

• TechLine: 'Critical' security update affects Windows and Internet Explorer

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• Classifieds    (14) 

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• Business news elsewhere

• Consumer sentiment improves in Sept: Univ. Mich

• More...

• Draft of Logan County Comprehensive Plan

• Draft of Logan County Greenways Plan

• Harvest of Talents

• American Legion Auxiliary fall junior conference in Lincoln

• Calendar of events

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

• Near-infrared imaging helps doctors detect, treat breast cancer

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Calif. Growers Must Improve Food Safety, Officials Stress

• Adding a few pounds between pregnancies risky

• Medicare drug premiums steady

• More...

• LCC to offer indoor soccer

• LCC volleyball vs. Illinois College

• Sports news elsewhere

• Twins join Tigers atop AL Central

• Astros win ninth straight

• WGC-American Express Championship

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Sony battery woes deepen on more PC maker recalls

• More...

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• Round and round they go

• Keep Warm in Your Bed This Winter

• Cheaper by the dozen
  12 ways to save money on remodeling, without sacrificing style or quality

• Garden Q.and A.

• Plants That Won’t Run Wild in the Woods

• More...

• Travel news elsewhere

• OK, everybody, all together now: Let's go on vacation

• Golf resorts wooing women to the green

• The Cruise News Round-Up

• More...

Thursday, Sept. 28:

• City wrestles restless topics

  • It's leaf-burning time
    Possible new policies

  • Vandalism and other issues plague downtown

• Sept. 11 books donated to the library

• Gov. Blagojevich to introduce legislation forcing cell phone companies to be honest with their customers about costs
  Illinois would be first to prohibit phony regulatory charges on cell phone bills

• Technology Immersion Pilot Project schools selected

• Blood drives

• Chestnut news: Marle Bond sells Lisa's Cafe; Bill Glaze leaving Chestnut bank  [Chestnut Post-Dispatch]

• Letter: Does not want racetrack

• Invention Mysteries: Everyone knows the man who invented Chum Magic

• Additional 'Break' events announced

Wednesday, Sept. 27

Tuesday, Sept. 26

Monday, Sept. 25

Saturday, Sept. 23

Friday, Sept. 22