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Tuesday
evening, city of Lincoln firefighter Phillip Uphoff was sworn in as the
newest fire inspector for the department, filling a vacancy existing since
November. Above, Mayor Keith Snyder offers a congratulatory handshake.
Photo by Nila
Smith
(Click on image for larger version.)
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In
this Nov.
28, 2012,
file photo,
an empty
barge, top,
pulls alongside a barge
filled with
soybeans as
they prepare
to switch
places at an
Archer
Daniels
Midland
grain river
terminal
along the
Mississippi
River at Sauget,
in southern
Illinois.
A key
stretch of
the
Mississippi
River
reopened to
shipping
Wednesday after
hasty
repairs were
made to a
lock damaged
by a barge,
marking the
latest
victory for
stewards of
the
drought-plagued
waterway
they have
maneuvered
to keep
open. Barge
operators
have faced
challenges
for months
on the
drought-plagued
river,
including
increasingly
shallower
water and a
17-hour
shutdown
Tuesday
of a damaged
lock upriver
near Granite
City.
AP photo
by Jeff
Roberson
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Jan. 24
'Neighborhoods' submissions
requested, Bowling for Books, chicken
noodle lunch, Nancy Saul, Red Cross Heroes Breakfast, Abe's birthday in Mount Pulaski,
absentee and early voting, Polar Plunge, illusionist
event, Spring for Tea, emergency assistance board,
public meeting on downtown plan, LAMS rehearsals, HSLC board election, Atlanta 'Rt. 66 Reinterpreted' Art Project
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State
American Mumbai plotter to be sentenced in Chicago
National
Flooded and frozen: Cold
torments storm survivors
Politics,
Government & Elections
Defiant Clinton takes on
lawmakers on Libya attack
International
NKorea warns of nuke test,
more rocket launches
ODD & Extraordinary
Science, Technology and the Environment
Study: Digital information
can be stored in DNA
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Wednesday, Jan. 23:
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City reaches a stalemate on
Oglesby Avenue bridge
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County to consider Lincoln
TIF district
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County meeting
minutes:
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Atlanta Public Library:
Exciting times, growth in services
Illinois Woman's Press
Association sponsors statewide high school journalism contest
Flu facts
From the Logan County Department of Public Health
State health department encourages cervical screenings, HPV
vaccination
Police reports
Fire and rescue
reports
Lincoln Junior
High volleyball results
Logan Lanes:
Split N Gutter League
AP news
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Monday, Jan. 21
Saturday, Jan. 19
Friday, Jan. 18
Thursday, Jan. 17
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