March 22

• City Briefs: Speedway gets unanimous green flag; 2010 Officer of the Year; treasurer's report for February

• Governor's proposed state budget cut threatens local school support system

• Anna Simpson celebrates 100 years of blessings

• Motorists: New traffic signals on Lincoln Parkway

• Health department recommends home radon testing

• Risk of large hail and damaging winds for central Illinois after midnight

• This day in history

• Crafts guild, LCU's Rich Knopp and Team Warrior Concepts in Close Up

• Looking for Lincoln partnership event Album 1

• Looking for Lincoln partnership event Album 2

• Looking for Lincoln partnership event Album 3

• Boy Scout Troop 1102's luncheon sells almost 1,000 tickets -- album

• Habitat dedicates 15th home -- album

• Hog Wild Happenings at Chester-East Lincoln School -- album

• Today is the last day to RSVP for the chamber's Ag Scholarship Breakfast

• LAMS prepares for spring concert April 2-3

• The Lincoln Area Music Society Orchestra album

• The Lincoln Area Music Society Chorale album

• 2011 Polar Plunge brings in $45,682

• Album 1   Album 2   Album 3   Album 4

• Lynx national champs again

• Lynx bring home national championship -- album

• Probation officers hit by statewide budget cuts

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• 2011-12 budget-building begins
  Part 6: Development partnership, chamber, Main Street Lincoln and others submit requests for funding

• Healthy Aging and Nutrition Seminar at Christian Village on Tuesday

• Harris brothers' hearings continue
  Forensic testing to be completed in June

• Lynx back in national championship game

• Sins of past governors prompt legislation

• State school board reports 2,000 teacher layoffs in 2010

• This day in history

March 18

• 2011-12 budget-building begins
  Part 5: Sewage treatment, city clerk and mayor

• Logan County could apply for federal disaster funds
  Snowstorm of Jan. 31-Feb. 3 eligible for federal disaster aid

• Blades hosts Chamber After Hours -- album

• LCU Bookstore hosts local author for book signing Tuesday

• February unemployment rate falls to 8.9 percent

• GOP to Quinn: Cut $5 billion from budget

• Lawmakers look to save Illinois' gambling industry

• Business, labor hash out payment of Ill.'s multibillion-dollar unemployment debt

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• Humane Society, 4-H'er Todd Irwin, Faith Smith and genealogical society make Close Up

• 2011-12 budget-building begins
  Part 4: Jackson and Mathon: streets, alleys, sidewalks, forestry, lighting and road rehab

• City Briefs: Lawnmower Run, enterprise zone, property decisions and more

• Annual Children's Health Fair planned for April 1

• Annual Community Health Fair at park district April 2

• Bomke: Cigarette tax not needed for capital project

• Board of Education, gov's office clash over funding

• Illinois Senate sets its own budget numbers

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• City Briefs: NASCAR coming to Lincoln Speedway
  City and speedway owner reach new level of cooperation

• 2011-12 budget-building begins
  Part 3: Miller and Lebegue present budgets for the coming year

• Bee's Floral and Landscaping/RJD Hobbies and Raceway says 'thank you' for 25 years

• LJHS hosts District 27 technology awards -- album

• District 27 technology awards winners

• Coldwell Banker Cornerstone affiliates with Coldwell Banker Corp.

• Lincoln Jaycees hosting lawnmower clinic March 26

• Challenges levied at open government

• Cullerton eyes cigarette tax hike, GOP backs away

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