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Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Severe thunderstorm watch issued until 6 p.m. Tuesday Youth cut loose with a little bowling Pictures from youth bowling Lincoln Library makes MySpace online safety bookmarks available Dine at Culver's -- support Relay for Life Gov. Blagojevich announces $15 million program to help veterans and active-duty personnel afford homes
Top Stories from the past week
May 14 Airport Daze satisfies crowds Youth get Young Eagle wings Logan County Airport Daze and Young Eagle flights -- pictures More pictures from Airport Daze Some good news for county coffers Illinois to join 29 states in Climate Registry Internationally recognized standards to measure greenhouse gases May 12 Lincoln and Logan County correctional officers recognized by state officials Lincoln's Vincente Nerio one of five front-line employees awarded top honors Bomke announces clean energy grants LCHS set to improve lighting this summer May 11 Lincoln College and Lincoln Elks offer 'Hook A Kid On Golf' program Illinois State Fair announces its 2007 theme 'Celebrate and Educate' selected as slogan of Illinois' premier agriculture showcase May 10 Warm weather calls for awareness of bicyclists	May 9 IDOT looks to build on Illinois' traffic safety success in 2006, seeks public input into safety planning May 8 Lincoln mayor announces resignation of police chief Erlenbush appointed Interim chief State of the city Good news: growth Bad news: growth pains Audios from Monday night's meeting at the start of a new fiscal year: Announcement of police chief resignation, the reasons for his resignation, the search for a new chief and the interim chief [MP3 file] (almost 30 minutes) State of the city address by Mayor Elizabeth A. Davis [MP3 file] (5 minutes) (Please be patient and allow time for the audios to load.) Food containing melamine very low risk to humans USDA releases some swine and poultry for processing Gov. Blagojevich offers condolences, support to Kansas governor in response to Greensburg tornado State fire marshal seeks to reduce arson fires through public awareness during Arson Awareness Week, May 6-12 National theme is 'Vehicle arson: Who pays for this crime?'
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