June 26

• Official report on downtown Oasis fire released

• Tourism bureau directors Churchill, Lee and Post step aside as work begins to meet Lincoln's expectations

• Woods Foundation awards local schools $357,500 in technology grants

• Charron's Auto Repair will raise funds in July for Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund

• Future tennis pros take to the courts at the Elks Lodge -- album

• Mount Pulaski Fall Festival to feature craft show

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June 25

• City to begin search for public works director

• LCU welcomes 2 New Testament professors

• Symphony of Lincoln awarded accreditation from Joint Commission
  1st in greater Springfield area

• Brady to announce for governor on Wednesday

• IEMA, National Weather Service remind people, 'When thunder roars, go indoors'
  Lightning Safety Awareness Week is June 23-29

• May unemployment rate falls to 9.1 pct
  Employers add 11,800 private sector jobs in May

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June 24

• 'Boogie Down in Middletown' the theme of this year's homecoming parade

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• Fun and games, food, family, and friends make a great combination at the Middletown Homecoming

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• Lincoln Heat 8U win 1st tournament ever -- album

• Lincoln Park District theater group presents 'Peggy the Pint Sized Pirate'

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• Kids and puppets make great summer entertainment -- album

• 'Freedom Works' art show to open Thursday

• Hartem FFA recognized as Gold Emblem chapter

• Realtor Dan Bock receives NAR Hall of Fame Award

• Austin VanTine receives CALI Award

• IFB refreshes brand, unveils new tagline

• State reminds primary care physicians to sign up for enhanced Medicaid rates by June 30

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June 22

• Blaze causes considerable damage to Oasis Senior Center

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• 2nd annual Mount Pulaski Boy Scout lunch on the 4th of July

• St. Peter's to host Financial Peace University classes

• Railer Youth Football Camp scheduled for July

• Summer learning -- it has to happen!

• Memorial's Be Aware Women’s Fair seeks nominations of breast cancer survivors who have inspired others

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June 21

• Lincoln's Challenge offers Logan County's at-risk students an opportunity

• Main Street Lincoln director shares vision for lively downtown

• CEL board hears updates on open meeting violation reports, updates from new district treasurer, reports on current construction projects and decides on pay raises for aides

  • CTS updates CEL board on construction projects -- album

• Logan County Fair Fine Arts will once again include recycled materials category

• House rejects farm bill, 62 Republicans vote no

  • IFB issues statement on House failure to pass farm bill

• Soil moisture levels remain slightly above normal

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June 20

• Logan County's waterways hold hazards

• Primm Road to be closed for Deer Creek bridge repairs

• Mount Pulaski to host mobile food pantry June 29

• Column: Hollyhock rust, fire blight, reminders
  By John Fulton

• Eimer and Reid to play in all-star game

• U of I Weekly Outlook: Anticipating the USDA June stocks and acreage reports

• Midwestern Regional Climate Center maps available for mobile devices

• Social Security column: Rocking retirement

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