Dec. 5

• Development partnership director's first 100 days range from everyday business to extraordinary urgency

• Carroll Catholic Christmas Bazaar -- album

• Postal cuts to slow delivery of mail

• GED test dates for 2012 announced

• Any defiance could hurt Blagojevich at sentencing

• Farmers worry new labor rules will end teen jobs

• Reminder: Medicare open-enrollment period ends Wednesday

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Dec. 2

• Christmas in the Chapel opens at LCU

• CCS students prepare for Christmas bazaar

• Normal West edges Railers in OT 44-43

• Finger-pointing after tax deal flops in Ill.

• Caterpillar: Tax vote sign of Illinois' 'rudderless, dysfunctional business climate'

• Quinn: Sears help 'more than adequate.' But Ohio offers $400 million

• Pat Quinn calls it a Christmas tree, not holiday tree

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Dec. 1

• Ron Keller included on panel to discuss Lincoln book

• St. Nicholas Eve in Emden on Monday

• Lawmakers want tax fairness, not one-at-a-time relief

• Relief sparse for most taxpayers

• Prosecutors: Blagojevich deserves 15 to 20

• Abe's law office clock is ALPLM artifact of the month for December

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Nov. 30

• City Briefs: Enterprise zone, insurance, waste treatment and more

• City has second thoughts on agreement with BlueStar Energy

• House, Senate vote: Logan and other facilities to stay open

• Light Up A Life ceremony at ALMH -- album

• Illinois House rejects business tax incentives

• Electronics disposal ban takes effect in new year

• Traffic stop uncovers major credit card & fraudulent ID scam before start of holiday season

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Nov. 29

• Saved! Budget deal will keep Logan open

• Cline sentencing postponed to Jan. 5

• Fitness Balance celebrates 10 years in Lincoln

• Pink Shutter celebrates 50 years with open house and discounts

• Volunteer weather observers in Illinois mark 5th anniversary

• Douglas trumps Lincoln at Lincoln?

• Lincoln Jaycees Angel Tree under way

• Montessori offering partial tuition waivers to qualified new students for spring semester

• Scaled-back tax break plan emerges

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