News from Elsewhere (fresh daily from the Web)

• Spring forward, fall back -- time to change your clocks

• Zion Lutheran remodeling extends 'Sharing Christ's Love with Every Generation'

• Fire marshal urges caution with Halloween costumes, decorations

• Illinois awarded for child support enforcement
  Record $2.8 million in delinquent payments collected in September

Articles from the past week

Oct. 28

• General county doings
  From Logan County Courthouse Centennial to glass collection

• Lincoln College trick-or-canning helps hurricane victims

• Gov. Blagojevich's All Kids plan passes in House

Oct. 27

• County briefs

• Lincoln College student group helps elderly with leaf raking on Nov. 12

• Gov. Blagojevich's All Kids plan passes in Senate, heads to House for final passage

• Bomke votes no to governor's All Kids program
  Explains more time, details needed to vote in favor of bill

• Mudslides, downpours hit Southern California

Oct. 26

• City hears developer's plan for senior housing

• Wilma flattens Florida and Cancun

• Gov. Blagojevich's All Kids plan passes in Senate committee, heads to full Senate for vote

• Illinois State Medical Society endorses Gov Blagojevich's plan to provide comprehensive health coverage for every uninsured child in Illinois

Oct. 25

• Hurricane reports:

  • Floridians face weeks without power
    [CNN]

  • Hurricane-weary Florida mops up
    [Reuters]

• CIEDC announces employee of the year

• 'Christmas in Motion Pictures' theme for Lincoln Christmas Parade

Oct. 24

• Reports on Hurricane Wilma

  • Wilma wallops Florida   [CNN]

  • Hurricane Wilma makes landfall along Florida's southwest coast   [IHT]

  • Wicked Wilma crosses south Florida[MSNBC]

• Illinois to join the rest of nation in HIV reporting change next year
  In-state, name-based reporting to medical community expected to protect federal funding
  Department’s security systems to maintain confidentiality

• McLean County man dies after being hospitalized with West Nile

Oct. 22

• Illinois Academy of Family Physicians joins endorsers of Gov. Blagojevich's All Kids plan

• Law enforcement agencies, safety advocates urge lawmakers to uphold governor's key gun control vetoes
  Overriding vetoes would place police and the public safety at risk

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