Wednesday, May 09, 2012

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Top Stories from the past week

May 8

• Vehicle for Lincoln fire chief hangs in limbo

• Local DCFS office gets a helping hand from Jefferson Street Church

• MS Walk brings in good crowd in spite of the heat

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• Recycling notices:

  • Monthly electronics recycling collection

  • Glass recycling collection returns

• Logan County Department of Public Health food inspection scores

• Elkhart Historical Society presents …
  'From Lincoln's Tomb to Arlington and Back'

• Zonta Club of Lincoln announces Young Women in Public Affairs scholarship recipient

• 'Life and Limb' Civil War exhibit at Old State Capitol May 14-June 23

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May 7

• Lincoln College announces 145th commencement
  Scott Altman will be awarded honorary degree

• Planned highway closure

• 2012 Lincoln Community High School Prom March

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• 2012 Mount Pulaski High School Prom March

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• Women's heart forum at Memorial Medical Center

• Economic growth strong enough to close temporary unemployment insurance program

• USDA invites applications for grants to provide broadband service to remote rural communities

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May 5

• Tourism's new website invites the world to Logan County

• Cooking class produces roarin' and hush moments

• D.A.R.E. pizza party brings 6th-graders from all over the county to the Lincoln Park District

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• Calm today with severe storms possible Sunday

• Be a part of the 'Redbird Road Trip' -- 'Birds to be in Lincoln Monday

• April was cooler than March

• Illinois transportation secretary unveils 'Transforming Transportation for Tomorrow'

• Mother's Day tea May 12 at Vachel Lindsay Home

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May 4

• County appointments, monthly department figures and road projects

• Carroll Catholic 5th-graders enjoy a movie courtesy of Lincoln D.A.R.E.

• Strong to severe storms remain possible this afternoon and tonight

• Special Olympics athletes to compete in Area 10 Spring Games

• Notice: Mount Pulaski Spring Street closes Monday

• Illinois residents urged to help combat invasive species

• May the benefits be with you

• Kids, make a Mother's Day gift at Dickson Mounds

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May 3

• County Briefs: Funding for major criminal cases, holiday schedules, T-hangar and more

• Storms expected later today and tonight

• Main Street Lincoln presents 'Red Carpet Weekend'

• Scholarships available at Community Action

• Call 811 before you dig to 'Avoid a Grimm Situation'

• Community colleges step up to reclaim the American dream
  Heartland Community College a pivotal player in reshaping American community college landscape

• Transforming community college system key to U.S. competitiveness
  Milestone report outlines 7 specific recommendations for the future

• 3 safety tips to safely get you through the spring fishing and boating season

• Free seminar at Springfield Memorial on celiac disease, gluten-free diets

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May 2

• City and county to host joint public meetings Thursday

• Possibility of severe weather into Thursday night

• 23rd annual Grand March planned for Saturday

• Time is running out -- register now for 'Cache a Glimpse of Logan County'

• Hartsburg-Emden to perform 'Peter Pan'

• D. Leigh Henson honored by Illinois State Historical Society at awards banquet

• RJD Hobbies and Raceway dedicates a day of racing to Easter Seals

• American Legion Auxiliary Unit 263 April meeting notes

• 'See America Week' activities May 5-13 at Springfield's Union Station

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