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Friday, October 28, 2011
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Oct. 27 Legislators grill DOC officials; closing Logan makes no sense More than a thousand ask to 'Save Logan' -- album Logan County schools receive all-hazards weather radios West Lincoln-Broadwell students continue to excel Lincoln Bonanza to offer free buffet to military and veterans on Nov. 14 Accused Tennessee child abductors turned over to feds Lawmakers move to make sure Blago doesn't get pension checks Lawmakers see consequences from Madigan budget resolution This day in history Humane Society, Zion Lutheran School, Alexandra Conley, Mount Pulaski trick-or-treat hours, Lincoln Farmer's Market and WLB honor roll make Close Up Oct. 26 Local leaders disappointed with governor's no-show at meeting Snyder and Maniscalco discuss meeting with governor's aides Agenda for this evening's COGFA hearing City Briefs: Utilities, downtown parking and more make agenda Lynx coach Whiteman: With hard work, another great season is possible Zion Lutheran Church to celebrate double milestone Sunday Closings begin for William Cellini trial Lawmakers move to pay regional superintendents Bad day for Quinn on electricity, union contracts This day in history Oct. 25 Breaking News: Local leaders disappointed with governor's no-show at meeting Development partnership and chamber encourage everyone to attend the COGFA hearing Wednesday U of I Extension offers community garden telenet Nov. 1 Christian Village Fall Festival this Saturday Mason City's Blessman makes state's Senior Hall of Fame Red Ribbon Week is a good time to unite Guitar band plays at St. John Lutheran Church Ill. lawmakers gear up for busy fall veto session Ill. Senate starts push on power bill override This day in history	Oct. 24 Breaking news: Governor to meet with local officials tomorrow regarding Logan Eaton celebrates 100-year heritage Red Ribbon Week begins at LJHS with kickoff assembly Red Ribbon Week begins at LJHS with kickoff assembly -- album Logan County students advance to state speech competition Harvest of Talents brings in $91,588.89 Album 1 Album 2 Album 3 Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski welcomes fall with family festival Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski welcomes fall with family festival -- album Tales from Christian Village: Doc Henderson Ill. social services wait as Dem lawyer gets $285K Late payments cost Illinois millions in interest Lobbyists qualify for pensions after 1 day subbing This day in history Oct. 22 ETS board considers document of support for cellphone surcharge Half of Illinois high schoolers not reading at grade level Few signs of movement on paying Ill. overdue bills Cellini closing arguments set for Tuesday Railers fall to SHG 49-6 -- in Sports This day in history Oct. 21 Alexander Lumber and Hundman Lumber merge Woodlawn store to be new home for combined lumberyard under Alexander name Schock visits Scully Building Congressman introduces plans for increase in historic preservation incentives Congressman Schock visits Scully Building -- album College Night at LCHS offers options and answers Railers fall to SHG 49-6 -- in Sports National slowdown impacts Illinois' economy: Rate ticks to 10 pct Upcoming public meetings on study of high-speed rail from Chicago to St. Louis Ill. lawmakers hope to aid financial exchanges with tax reductions Illinois often pays those with clout earlier This day in history
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