Sept. 21

• Railsplitter

  • If you didn't go to Railsplitter, here is some of what you missed - pictures

• Harvest season begins: Motorists and farmers must share the road
  Motorists urged to slow down; farmers reminded of overweight vehicle permits

• Gov. Blagojevich urges U.S. Senate committee to oppose bill that would undermine Illinois' ability to ensure food safety
  The National Uniformity of Foods Act weakens state food safety standards

Sept. 20

• County: No audit in sight
  Farm up for sale

• Search and rescue results in wandering resident found unharmed

• West Nile virus claims two more lives

Sept. 19

• Lincoln street work to begin this week

• FDA spinach ban continues
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Sept. 18

• Illinois case of E. coli O157:H7 linked to consumption of bagged spinach
  Case matches the national pattern

• Illinois Department of Corrections cadet training class begins
  Sixty-two correctional officer cadets to take six-week training course

Sept. 16

• State public health director issues warning about food-borne illness linked to fresh spinach consumption
  No confirmed Illinois cases of E. coli from consumption of bagged fresh spinach

• West Nile virus claims another life

• August was slightly warmer and wetter than normal

• Gov. Blagojevich and Lt. Gov. Quinn urge U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to expand health services for veterans
  Letter responds to report highlighting the federal government's inadequate assessment of returning veterans' health needs

• FEMA outlines conditions for increasing rental assistance after disasters

Sept. 15

• Day of fun scheduled for Elks Abe Lincoln Disabled Children's Fundraiser

• Robert's Sysco says, 'Thank you, Lincoln and Logan County'

• FDA issues E. coli consumer alert

• City of Mount Pulaski roadwork begins

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