Tuesday, April 24, 2012

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Top Stories from the past week

April 23

• Lincoln Elementary School District 27 recognizes its most distinguished graduates

  • Langston Hughes
    Class of 1916
    Poet, playwright, novelist

  • Armin Meyer
    Class of 1927
    U.S. ambassador and diplomat

  • Robert J. Woods
    Class of 1934
    Attorney, philanthropist

  • William E. Gossett
    Class of 1937
    Business and civic leader

  • John Guzzardo
    Class of 1961
    Business and civic leader

  • Lynn L. Carpenter
    Class of 1987
    Faculty member at the University of Michigan

  • A night to remember
    District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 1

  • A night to remember
    District 27 honors its distinguished graduates -- Album 2

• Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child

  • Christian Child Care prepares for Week of the Young Child -- album

• New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community

  • New sign at Ray White Park pays tribute to a friend of the community -- album

• Logan County Master Gardeners plant sale

• Make appointments now to meet immunization requirements for next school year

• National Severe Weather Preparedness Week

• This day in history

April 21

• Mount Pulaski Rotary hosts visitors from Germany

• LCHS FFA hosts petting zoo for 1st- and 2nd-graders

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

• Christian Child Care spaghetti dinner fundraiser and Week of the Young Child

• Zonta provides computer to help Sojourn clients

• Main Street Lincoln director Wanda Lee Rohlfs resigns

• Sugar Grove Nature Center presents RiverWatch Citizen Scientist workshop

• State encourages communities to apply for 30th annual Governor's Hometown Awards

• Special Girl Scout 100th anniversary flag retreat ceremony May 4 at Lincoln Tomb

• Girl Scouts 100th anniversary exhibit through May at Lincoln Presidential Museum
  Special activities for Girl Scouts on May 5

• This day in history

April 20

• Main Street Lincoln director Wanda Lee Rohlfs resigns

• 2012-13 city budget holds no money for police cars

• Vonderlieth Living Center annual volunteer luncheon honors those who give freely of their time and talents

• Honor Flight attendees receive a warm welcome home

• Community Action names Holly Roper Employee of the Quarter

• Park district and sports commission will host free Pitch, Hit & Run competition Saturday

• 'Heroes Remembered': Defense Department to mark the 59th anniversary of Korean armistice

• Image of Union veteran, a former slave, donated to Lincoln Presidential Library

• This day in history

April 18

• City goes high-tech with free laptops

• Official police report issued for Tuesday morning crash

• Lincoln College invites students for a ride on The Reading Railroad

• Elkhart continues spring events Saturday and Sunday

• Autopsy to be performed following infant's death

• Community Action board meeting May 18

• Lt. Gov. Simon to address community college student honors banquet
  Honorees include 2 Lincoln College students

• Illinois poet laureate to present reading Saturday at Vachel Lindsay Home
  Part of National Poetry Month observance

• Walker talks unions, budgets in Illinois visit ahead of recall

• Hundreds of union workers protest Walker in Illinois

• This day in history

April 17

• Breaking news: Benz pleads guilty to aggravated criminal sexual abuse
  Sentenced to 6 years

• Early morning accident results in multiple injuries

• City feels sticker shock on replacement doors

• Logan County farmers win $2,500 for Logan County

• Mobile pantry to be in Lincoln Thursday

• Development partnership seeks partners to create Logan County jobs

• Christian Village to host seminar Friday for older adults: 'Staying on Your Own Two Feet'

• Lincoln College performance groups set for 'An Evening of Jazz'

• Harvest of Talents Spring for Tea this Saturday

• Sugar Grove Nature Center presents wildflower walk

• Illinois Medicaid group strains for $2.7 billion in cuts

• Panel says school mergers not needed

• This day in history

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