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[FEB. 8, 2000] A year ago, with a grant from the State of Illinois, the Lincoln Police Department organized Capstone, a community policing project that began with an assessment of the community’s strengths and areas of concern. A sixty-member advisory group met with consultants from the Regional Institute of Community Policing, to discuss issues related to quality of life, safety, crime, and satisfaction with city services.

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OMBUDSMAN

LDN Ombudsman To
Make Our Community Even Better

[FEB. 8, 2000] The Lincoln Daily News wants to do its part to make our community—Logan County—even better than it already is. The recent survey by the Capstone committee in Lincoln shows that residents are pretty happy with most of life in their fair city. But they point to a few problems—animal control, street maintenance, sewers, and sidewalks for example.

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WHERE THEY STAND

Where They Stand on Central School

[FEB. 7, 2000] With the fate of Central School on the line, advocates for both sides of the issue present their position. Valecia Crisafulli and Keith Snyder, both of Lincoln, share their insights, give their opinions and state the facts about Where They Stand.

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Readers' Poll

What should be done with Central School?

If you need more information on this issue see the comments on Where They Stand

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