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The annual San Jose United Methodist Women’s turkey supper and bazaar will be Nov. 3 in the church Fellowship Hall, 600 S. First St. in San Jose. More information on the event is posted in Close Up. Left to right: John Marshall, Stacey Paskach, Ann Gattung, Jim Higdon, Cleone Watkins, Joyce Reed, Sue Higdon, Phyllis Yentes and Joy Zimmerman stood ready to serve the carryout meal at last year's bazaar and turkey supper. Photo supplied by Marlene Eeten (Click on picture for larger image.)
City council hears key points in new economic master plan Local Special Olympics needs volunteers for Saturday Paul Beaver hosts banquet for associates and contributors to new Lincoln book Don't be a turkey. Sign up for chamber bowling event Short-term weather lore holds a kernel of truth Next education budget could face difficulties State political leaders look to Election Day Lawmakers may probe late military ballots This day in history Yesterday's Top Stories Lynx to start season ranked No. 1 -- in Sports Central School kicks off Red Ribbon Week -- album Business Spotlight: Timbercrest business profile Part 2 Early voting numbers lower than expected Illinois Senate plots early Springfield return Big names hit Ill. in campaign's last days This day in history This Week's Top Stories CLOSE UP:  Oct. 27 Quilters at Heart Guild, Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Christian Child Care, San Jose United Methodist Women, Holland Barry and Bennett, Christian Village, local blood drives and Middletown Presbyterian Church all in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance	Grab Your Fork  Sponsored by
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News...    sponsored by          This undated photo provided Monday by Northern Illinois University in DeKalb shows student Antinette "Toni" Keller, 18, of Plainfield, who disappeared Oct. 14 after saying she was going to walk toward a park in DeKalb. AP photo/Northern Illinois University See story below in State news.
Local City council hears key points in new economic master plan Local Special Olympics needs volunteers for Saturday Paul Beaver hosts banquet for associates and contributors to new Lincoln book Don't be a turkey. Sign up for chamber bowling event CLOSE UP:  Oct. 27 Quilters at Heart Guild, Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Christian Child Care, San Jose United Methodist Women. Holland Barry and Bennett, Christian Village, local blood drives and Middletown Presbyterian Church all in Close Up Zooming in on the people, places and things that make this community interesting! sponsored by CHRIS COYNE, Agent -- State Farm Insurance State Cops: Human remains found near Ill. college were burned National Study: Half of teens admit bullying in last year Officials say NJ-NYC rail tunnel appears doomed Jury chosen for Tom DeLay's money laundering trial State goes overseas for lethal injection drug US man jailed in Cuba can call home more often Holy card! Nuns auctioning rare Honus Wagner Backyard treehouse survives Manhattan legal fight Politics & Government Analysis: Obama seeks votes among the unemployed Obama campaigning quietly from the White House Obama plays voters' psychiatrist-in-chief on trail WH disputes Karzai on 'bags of money' Clinton heads to Asia to assure China's neighbors Pentagon: Equipment outage at Wyo. nuke site Military, gov't increase investment in algae fuels Incumbents challenged over pet projects Big money: Outside groups spending for Republicans Inside Washington: Sending bureaucrats to Harvard Weather Storm brings wind, rain to Midwest, South The nation's weather International Indonesian tsunami kills 272; help finally arrives Indonesia volcano kills 30 including spirit keeper Suspected US missile strikes kill 5 in Pakistan Baghdad bomb kills 2 outside Sunni foundation NKorea demands SKorea resume large-scale food aid Terror suspect gets victim status in Polish probe Report: Russia seeks to limit new NATO members Khodorkovsky calls case against him 'pure rubbish' UK defense chief to step down, become British peer ODD & Extraordinary 'Zombies' invade NYC during morning rush hour Original Darth Vader costume up for sale in London Bolivian cops detain woman who tried to mail mummy MT police: Man calls cab to make robbery getaway Man on all-spud diet wishes he set goal of 1 month Calif. candidate mails scratch-and-sniff attack ad Science, Technology and the Environment Deep Impact spacecraft readies for comet encounter Space station dodges piece of old NASA satellite NASA chief visits China manned space launch site	Upcoming Civic Events
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Dow                  S&P 500       $1182.45   -3.19               Nasdaq     $2503.26   +5.97   Timbercrest Veterinary Service is the featured business in this week's Business Spotlight. Picture by Nila Smith Local Business Spotlight: Timbercrest Veterinary Service Part 1 Part 2 National Comcast posts 8 percent decline in 3Q profit Whirlpool 3Q earnings fall, lifts 2010 guidance EDF, Constellation announce deal on US reactor International Appliance maker Electrolux posts Q3 profit drop Deutsche Bank in Q3 loss due to Postbank charge Heineken says Q3 sales weak but profits up BAT sells fewer cigarettes but revenue rises Dubai World gets all lenders on board in debt deal Energy Oil falls below $82 as US crude supplies rise Markets Stock futures dip amid questions about Fed plan World stocks down on mixed earnings, Fed doubts Other Recent Business News Index Lincoln IGA MKS Jewelers NAPA   Area Gas Prices Regular Gasoline per Gallon Lincoln  $2.899 Bloomington $2.719 - $2.759 Springfield $2.869 - $2.899                        Fall cleanup time By John Fulton  Logan County FSA newsletter Grains futures jump, livestock prices trade mixed Agriculture News Elsewhere Weather Market Commentary Sons continuing family tradition of pork production Antique corn pickers harvest crop at special time, date More... Recent Rural Review News Index   NEW  Click here to check out the LDN 2010 Fall FARM OUTLOOK Magazine              CLASSIFIED ADS Place an ad online     Classified Rates & Info     HAPPY ADS! Announcements Auctions Autos/Vehicles Employment Free Legal Notices Lost & Found Misc. for Sale Pets/Animals Real Estate Rentals Services Wanted

First-year teacher Miss Mahrt took her third-grade New Holland-Middletown class to Peck's Lincoln Corn Maze on Friday. They had a wonderful time in the maze, the petting zoo and balloon sling and took a sack lunch to enjoy as well. The proprietor, Ms. Jill Peck, and sons Benjamin and Timothy were wonderful  hosts. Photo supplied by Ardith Deters (Click on picture for larger image.)
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Joe Patten, 83, known as the "Phantom of the Fox," who has lived above the historic Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Ga., for the past 31 years, stands outside the building on Tuesday. Patten recently sued the Fox board in an attempt to remain living above the venue. In August, the board voted to break Patten's 1979 lease, which allowed him to live in the 3,640-square-foot apartment for the rest of his life.    AP photo by Rich Addicks
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This undated photo shows a T206 Honus Wagner baseball card. A Baltimore convent is getting some help for its charitable mission from an unexpected source: this rare, century-old card. The School Sisters of Notre Dame inherited the baseball card from a late nun's brother after he died earlier this year. About 60 of the Wagner cards are believed to exist, the most famous of which sold for $2.8 million. The nuns' card is in poor condition but is still expected to fetch up to $200,000 at auction next month. AP photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions
Today's Top Sports Stories Holy card! Nuns auctioning rare Honus Wagner Boise State rolls past Louisiana Tech 49-20 Local Sports Red Lions defeat Panthers Pro Basketball Celts beat Heat 88-80 despite 31 from James LeBron back where it ended, with same old result Lakers rally past Rockets 112-110 in opener Pro Football No surgery for Romo; QB to miss 6-8 weeks NFC teams not looking Super Tomlin dismisses NFL praise, wants faster whistles Baseball Lee-Lincecum: Marquee matchup in Series opener Report: Mets choose Sandy Alderson to be new GM Recent Sports News Index	2010 Lincoln Railer Football

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