May 14

• Main Street Lincoln celebrates National Historic Preservation Month
  Greenback mural project planned

• LC Heritage Museum welcomes renowned scholar and author on May 21

• Mount Pulaski announces dates for landscape waste pickup

• Quinn cancels IDOT 'midnight raises'

May 13

• City: New administration setting up shop
  Planning for the future, increased communications, policies and procedures

• City briefs

• Urban and small stream flood advisory

• Significant severe weather likely today and tonight

• Aerial view of Rail Splitter Wind Farm

• Memorial holiday directed patrols by Lincoln Police Dept. announced

• Senior Resource Fair on May 27 at the Lincoln Park District

• Jan Loeffelholz joins Lincoln Daily News staff

• Quinn: Deeper budget cuts can't be made

May 12

• Local writer and author to have book-signing Saturday

• Public transportation committee sets future meeting dates

• Civic group criticizes Quinn spending plan

• R. Kelly lawyers hint they may take Blago's case

• Ryan Curry, Lincoln FFA, Humane Society, Lincoln Public Library and Lincoln Park District all make Close Up
  By Mike Fak

May 11

• Personality of the Week
  Indexing the past to inform the present: Bill Donath

• Oasis celebrates 25 years -- in pictures

• 2nd annual Kiwanis Mother's Day buffet a huge success -- in pictures

• YMCA 3rd annual Cow Chip Bingo -- in pictures

• Illinois confirms 466 cases of swine flu

May 9

• Elkhart-to-Mount Pulaski road project receives IDOT funds

• Ameren announces lower electric rates

• Busy week in Illinois Senate
  33 laws leave Senate committees

• Gov. Quinn gives his own assessment of 1st 100 days

• Ill. treasurer threatens bank over Obama suit-maker

May 8

• Elkhart grain elevator requests enterprise zone
  More wind turbines on the Logan County horizon

• Illinois House speaker wants to fire 3,000 state workers
  All holdovers from Ryan, Blagojevich administrations

• Confirmed H1N1 flu cases in Illinois at 258

• Brady calls for tougher Illinois whistle-blower standards

• Amid turmoil, new Illinois governor nears 100 days

• Glass recycling, Zonta, LCHS Class of '89, Spring Family Ride and 'Pirates of Penzance' in this Close Up
  By Mike Fak

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