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The boys of summer play in the fall too. On a warm September day, the action was hot and heavy at the Lincoln Junior High School baseball diamond. On this day the LJHS Trojans lost to Parkland 15-5, but there is plenty of baseball to be played before the snow flies. picture by Mike Fak (click on picture for larger image)
Read Mike Fak's editorial on the neighborhood newspaper in Perspectives (click here).
Lincoln City Council approves mayor's recommendation for Ward 1 alderman Lincoln firefighters headed for Louisiana Illinois sends firefighters, equipment to Louisiana Eligible Illinois households encouraged to apply for winter heating grants now CLOSE UP: Sept. 2nd New ALMH hire and Atlanta Fall Festival headline the Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community  interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent - State Farm Insurance World, National News More... Recent Top Stories Index
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State Chicago students skip school in funding protest National New Orleans residents to return to no power Gustav evacuees grow weary in crowded shelters Great White offers $1M to settle fatal fire suits FBI taped more than 100 Sen. Stevens phone calls Boeing workers to vote today on new contract EPA: Transportation Dept. off base on fuel estimate International US poised to announce $1B in aid for Georgia 15 reportedly killed in US-led Pakistan attack Rice to travel to Libya Election Palin prepares to introduce herself to the nation Romney readies for White House run if McCain fails ODD & Extraordinary Buy $169K Michigan dollhouse, get real home 'free' Cat survives 70-mile trip under owner's truck Idaho wildfire reveals new stretch of Oregon Trail N.D. woman, 86, labors through the holiday Colorado deputy clocks VW Beetle at 115 mph Man told to get a job accused of chair attack Science, Technology & The Environment  Tropical quartet: 4 storms with more to come Entertainment, Entertainers, and the Arts Letterman wants to call sunset for late-night gig Oprah Winfrey to host Olympians in Chicago Today This day in history The nation's weather	Advertisers Advertiser Coupons Restaurant Menus Blue Dog Inn Ted's Garage Guzzardo's ---Current Fliers--- Hearing Aid Center MKS Jewelers NAPA [Revised Aug 20th]

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• CENTRAL ILLINOIS HOPE '08

• Reaching New Heights

• New wave of higher education
  Nontraditional students moving into careers through Lincoln Christian College and Seminary's LincUp

• DAVE RAMSEY'S FINANCIAL PEACE UNIVERSITY

• Be A Truth Champion

• Church Activities and Directories

• CDC says salmonella outbreak appears to be over

• Suicide risks studied in drugs for physical ills

• Births at ALMH

• Health News Elsewhere

  • Health Highlights

  • Youth Suicides Continue to Rise in U.S.

  • Exercise May Help Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss

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• Recent Health & Fitness News Index

Local

• LCHS volleyball vs. Peoria Richwoods

• LCC volleyball vs. St. Louis College of Pharmacy

Baseball

• Swisher, Ramirez lead White Sox past Indians, 4-2

• Blum's 11th-inning homer gives Astros win

• Wainwright, home runs lead Cardinals over Arizona

• Martinez ends HR drought, Indians beat White Sox

• Red Sox ace Beckett set to return Friday in Texas

• Mike Mussina gets 17th win, Yankees beat Rays

• NL standings, schedules & scores

• AL standings, schedules & scores

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• Obituaries
     Most recent:

  • Apke, Victor

  • Ayers, Mary L.

  • Morecraft, Betty J.

  • Spiva, Elnora

  • Williamson, Leslie N. "Les" Jr.

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