June 7

• City Briefs: Early retirement, sewer collections and more

• Blood drive events come from the heart

• LCHS 2011 Teacher of the Year Betty Harberts retires

• LDN makes format change
  Leisure section becomes Health & Leisure

• LCU offers new MA in bioethics at Methodist Medical Center

• New District 27 logo created by Washington-Monroe student Erin Barrick

• Lonestar to headline Logan County Fair

• Wet May leads to 7th-wettest spring for Illinois

• 'Tis the season for agriculture, baseball and Mother Nature

• Quinn wants special session for roadwork, mum on extra spending

• Relay for Life, Mount Pulaski 8th-grade awards, Ethan Cline and Hannah Allen in Close Up

• This day in history

June 6

• Young Brit takes on the Mother Road, walking across America on Route 66
  Jon Beeby passes through Lincoln and meets Roger Matson

• Brits receive welcome from Matson on visit through downtown Lincoln -- album

• New wind farm enters local building permit process

• After 3 decades, Susan Foran leaving Chester-East Lincoln

• Cub Pack 111 annual Clean Sweep benefits downtown area

• Cub Pack 111 annual Clean Sweep benefits downtown area -- album

• Princess Tea has a lot of sparkle
            Album 1     Album 2

• 2nd annual Lawnmower Run weaves through city -- Album 1

• 2nd annual Lawnmower Run weaves through city -- Album 2

• Organizers plan multiple events for Relay for Life

• Big weekend coming for Route 66 enthusiasts

• This day in history

June 4

• Beth Green retires after a career helping students learn

• Annual chamber golf outing:

             On the course     At the dinner

• Extension and Master Gardeners offer youth programs in June

• Lincoln Daily News unveils Facebook page

• Possible heavy T-storms Sat. afternoon through Sunday

• Remap fight coming, but questions need to be answered

• This day in history

June 3

June 2

• 'D.A.R.E. to be a better person'
  Police Chief Ken Greenslate talks about the Lincoln D.A.R.E. program
  Part 2

• State summer utility assistance not available in 2011

• For retiring teacher Sharon Cahill, life began at 40

• Glass recycling scheduled for June 11

• Springfield Clinic to offer HealthLink Open Access (Tier 1) to state of Illinois employees

• Quinn murky on plans for gaming expansion

• This day in history

June 1

• 'D.A.R.E. to be a better person'
  Police Chief Ken Greenslate talks about the Lincoln D.A.R.E. program
  Part 1 of 2

• Vickie Bruce saying goodbye to her West Lincoln-Broadwell family after 32 years

• Successes, failures come from legislative session

• Illinois budget spends less but doesn't cut more

• This day in history

• United Methodist Men mission trip fundraiser, First Presbyterian Church Joyce Kinzie blood drive, HSLC accepting volunteers, Mobile Food Pantry June 9, LCHS freshman orientation and WL-B honor roll in Close Up

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