Jan. 12

• Energy agreement and space problems with fire and police depts. discussed during council workshop

• Central Illinois under winter weather advisory: Accumulating snow and blustery winds to create hazardous conditions

• Madigan: 2011 top 10 consumer complaints

• Ill. tax increase not going away anytime soon

• ADM to cut 1,000 jobs

• Rainy and dry, chilly and warm: 2011 was a unique year

• Quinn signs earned-income tax credit law

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Jan. 11

• City Briefs: Vinyards honored, water shut-offs, racing dates and more

• Virginia Baker: Christian Village Employee of the Year

• ALMH adds valet service for weekday mornings

• Wintry weather to arrive by Thursday

• CUB to appeal Ameren rate hike

• Gov. Quinn: We'll deal with pension system 'once and for all'

• Free field trips offered during February at Lincoln Presidential Museum

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Jan. 9

• If you owe the city money, your days are numbered

• Development partnership launches new website

• Olympia South reading goals bring Corny to town

• Railers reach halfway point with loss to Southeast

• Report: Police in Illinois stop fewer people

• AEP Retail Energy to acquire BlueStar Energy

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Jan. 7

• Community Action Cheeseburger in Paradise is back on March 31

• LCHS winter play Jan. 12, 14, 15

• ALMH welcomes 1st baby of 2012

• Railers begin new year with conference win

• State puts self at front of payment line

• Moody's lowers Illinois credit rating, which now ranks worst in nation

• Panel: Illinois school mergers could cost billions

• Illinois Lottery bounces $159,000 worth of checks to 85 winners

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Jan. 6

• Cline sentenced to 30 years; defense plans to appeal

• Merger and relocation of insurance agencies makes for 1-stop insurance shopping

• Lincoln Youth Wrestling -- a learning experience

• Lincoln Youth Wrestling -- a learning experience -- album

• Illinois Gov. Quinn signs state pension reform law aimed at curbing abuses

  • Quinn inks pension reform

• Illinois residents take battle against smart meters to court

• Crop prices and investor demand drive increases in central Illinois farmland prices

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• Mount Pulaski Rotary, Land of Lincoln Honor Flight, blood drives, Humane Society, Logan County Democrats and LCHS workshop for FAFSA make Close Up

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