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Monday, April 17
New features at this year's Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Contest & Crafts Festival Sept. 15-17
Ex-Illinois governor convicted
As mumps cases in Illinois rise, state public health director encourages vaccination and education Know the symptoms and how to protect yourself and your family
New service officers have helped thousands of additional veterans in first quarter of 2006 Added staff helped more than 5,500 additional Illinois veterans apply for benefits and services in first quarter of 2006
Top Stories from the past week
April 14
The storms keep coming Two strong storms have stuck the area so far today and more are anticipated before the day is out.
Pictures from last night's storm damage
County briefs
Illinois coal mine industry marks record third consecutive year without a fatality
April 14 marks the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination Lincoln slain 141 years ago at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C.
April 13
City briefs City moves cautiously on residential TIF district, insurance consultant to review all city policies, and Fifth Street Road agreement in process
Bomke announces survey results for the 50th District
Gov. Blagojevich announces Lincoln Academy laureates Six individuals receive state's highest award
Religious objects in condos
April 12
City briefs Sewer and tap fees and new commercial property development addressed
Weather highlights from the first week of April
IDOT gives motorists a break during Easter weekend, offers motorists tips to conserve fuel
April 11
Local officials view Logan County GIS parcel mapping plans Farmland assessments expected to decrease
April 2 storm contained another tornado and powerful straight-line winds
Clean water two-day celebration on Peoria riverfront Displays and speakers address protecting our natural resources
April 10
Elkhart mine fire prompts swift, multiagency response
Gov. Blagojevich welcomes the world to Chicago for the 'Olympics of Biotech' The governor kicks off international convention that is expected to attract more than 20,000 people from all 50 states and 60 countries
Ex-prisoners of war and missing in action recognized
April 8
Motorists urged to use caution as highway construction season kicks off 6,700 work-zone crashes a year Photo enforcement vans to hit the highways soon
First lady Patti Blagojevich celebrates grand opening of first Y-ME Illinois Wig and Prosthesis Salon to serve breast cancer patients in downstate Illinois Salon to offer wigs, hats, scarves, breast prosthetics and prosthetic bras at no cost to patients with limited resources
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