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Looks like the Mighty Mississippi? Unfortunately it's the Kickapoo Creek about 400 yards over its banks, flooding a bean field off Nicholson Road. The heavy rains are over, but the aftermath of the torrential downpour still is to be felt by area farmers. Photograph by Mike Fak (click on picture for larger image)
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State leaders call for ethics vote City briefs Huskins honored, Sept. 15 proclaimed as Vince Long Day A look at the Lincoln funeral re-enactment (pictorial) 2nd annual Logan County Fall Farm Day 2009 Historic Illinois calendars available 12 Lincoln portraits featured in special bicentennial edition CLOSE UP: NEW Sept. 16th ALMH, YMCA, disabled children's fundraiser and Elkhart Festival 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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State/Regional Ike resurrects river flooding fears across Midwest National Bush says economy strong enough to handle turmoil Bush: Ike put 'pinch' on consumers Ike survivors may wait weeks for hot meals, baths California seeks train operator cell phone ban Grim scenes greet rescuers in hardest-hit areas International Five ex-secretaries of state urge talks with Iran Pakistan orders troops to stop US raids Probe shows Madrid plane didn't deploy wing flaps 720 Afghan police killed in 6 months Chinese agencies prepare for more sickened babies Election Obama, McCain blame economic woes on greed, policy Palin spells out her role in McCain administration McCain says Obama didn't call Palin a pig ODD & Extraordinary Woman faces charge after dishwashing dispute Police get call over non-floppy rabbit ears Woman mistakes skunk for a cat, gets sprayed Fla. police use Taser on nude man walking a dog Homing pigeon takes up wrong home in N.H. Science, Technology & The Environment WWF: Melting Arctic adds urgency to climate deal NASA awards $485M Mars project delayed by conflict Judge refuses to let snowmobiles roam Yellowstone Entertainment, Entertainers, and the Arts Will Tina Fey encore on 'SNL' as Sarah Palin? Jolie, Pitt donate $2 million for Ethiopian clinic Matt Damon, Wyclef Jean visit Haiti city in ruins Cate Blanchett backing new theater project Britney Spears due to release album in December Today This day in history The nation's weather	Advertisers Advertiser Coupons Restaurant Menus Blue Dog Inn Ted's Garage Guzzardo's ---Current Fliers--- Hearing Aid Center MKS Jewelers NAPA [Revised Sep 11 ]     CIVIC EVENTS

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• FDA approves anti-nausea patch for chemo patients

• Doctors say leg pain can signal deadly blood clot

• Hope, confusion in hunt for ovarian cancer tests

• China makes first arrests in tainted milk probe

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  • FDA Mulls Changes to Allergy Labeling on Foods

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  • Post, Henry F. Jr.

  • Shockey, Mabel L.

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