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Friday, March 19, 2010
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 Tremont Street was closed off from traffic for portions of Wednesday to
receive a slurry coat. The process involves laying a thick premixed base
that hardens in about six hours. More streets around Lincoln will be
getting either slurry coats or seal coats this month. The surface
treatments extend the life of a road 10 to 15 years. |
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Week of Sept. 25, 2006
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Friday, Sept. 29:
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City wrestles restless topics
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Renaissance Fair celebrates Scully
Park fountain dedication -
LCHS homecoming
royalty court announced -
More than $122,000 in grants headed
to local arts organizations -
Regulators take
action on unlicensed locksmiths
Web resource
created to protect Illinois consumers from illegal or fraudulent
locksmith activities -
Letters:
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TechLine: 'Critical'
security update affects Windows and Internet Explorer
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Harvest of Talents
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American Legion
Auxiliary sets fall Junior conference
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Near-infrared imaging helps doctors detect, treat breast cancer
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LCC to offer indoor
soccer
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LCC volleyball vs.
Illinois College
Thursday, Sept. 28
Wednesday, Sept. 27
Tuesday, Sept. 26
Monday, Sept. 25
Saturday, Sept. 23
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