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School spirit at Lincoln College. Lincoln College swimmers support their fellow volleyball athletes at a recent home match. From left to right: Nate Lohr of Peoria; Skyler Wanberg of Mishawaka, Ind.; Neto Miller of Hialeah, Fla.; Adam Keane of Newark, Del.; Brian Spittler of Woodstock; Gregorio Tedesco of Brazil; Jesse Bernhardt of Janesville, Wis.; Jack Ulrich of Peoria; Patrick Walters of Indianapolis, Ind.; and Daniel Corley of Crozet, Va. Photograph supplied by Lincoln College (click on picture for larger image)
In Perspectives, Jo Hilliard shares her thoughts on the University of Illinois' "Night of Legends."  (click here)
County briefs: Catching up, making decisions on new budget Pandemic influenza exercise for area counties Illinois task force checking gas pump accuracy Arsenic in Illinois groundwater has become a health concern CLOSE UP: Sept. 16th ALMH, YMCA, disabled children's fundraiser and Elkhart Festival 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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