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During Monday night’s city council meeting, Lincoln Fire Department Chief Kent Hulett (right, at podium) recognized the lifesaving efforts by Robert Sherren, Lincoln police corporal; Chris Harding, fire inspector; and Mark Miller, assistant fire chief. From left to right: Lincoln Police Department Chief Stuart Erlenbush, Sherren, Harding and Miller. (See article in Top Stories.) Photograph by Jan Youngquist (Click on picture for larger image.)
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Read Mike Fak's editorial on the neighborhood newspaper in Perspectives (click here).
Lincoln-Logan County emergency response professionals honored Hundreds protected, one life saved during fairgrounds incident Mount Pulaski Fall Festival kicks off in a puddle Dark got darker when the power went out last night $18 million expansion for U of I research facility State fire marshal stresses fire safety on college campuses CLOSE UP: NEW Sept. 5th Money winner, park district and YMCA notes, a thank-you to Misty Virgil and more Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community  interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent - State Farm Insurance World, National News More... Recent Top Stories Index
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• Obituaries
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  • Ayers, Mary L.

  • Harmon, Alice M.

  • Morecraft, Betty J.

  • Nelson, Wilbur E. "Geno"

  • Stuckel, Eugene R.

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