March 19

• Fruge, O'Hare, Spurling, Martin and Harding honored before city council

• City MAY claim taxes that fund county tourism bureau

• Gleason resigns from tourism bureau

• ALMH among nation's best rural hospitals

• Public meeting to discuss Mount Pulaski post office

• DAR hears about 'Tombstones: A Forgotten Art and History' at March meeting

• Rachel Durchholz is the MPHS March Senior-of-the-Month

• Sport fish consumption advisory

• 'Champions' sought now for nationwide cancer prevention study coming to Springfield, Taylorville

• Illinois Lottery announces private manager owes state $20M for FY12 net income shortfall

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March 18

• Low temps but high spirits top Lincoln Polar Plunge

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• Kiwanis serves up ham and beans to support area youth

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• Public meeting for downtown revitalization and redevelopment planning slated for March 27

• Frontier Mutual Insurance recognized as a Grinnell Mutual top mutual

• Lincoln Jaycees host Easter egg hunt Saturday

• Pittsburgh Symphony cellist featured in final Behind the Scenes program

• Farm Bureau, IDOT, state police launch campaign for rural safe driving

• Free Web-based training available to farmers for anhydrous ammonia safety

• Funds available for new School Turnaround AmeriCorps program

• Journey to perform at Illinois State Fair

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March 16

• Annual Community Health Fair to be at the park district March 23

• Lincoln Speedway announces Midwest Big Ten Series Late Model showdown

• Kathy Hopwood is the March ALMH Employee of the Month

• Woman's Club prayer breakfast scheduled for Wednesday

• Hartsburg-Emden FFA news

• Free summer sports camp

• Lincoln College hosts a day trip to Gurnee Mills & 'South Pacific'

• Experiencing the resurrected Jesus
  An Easter devotional by Dustin Fulton,
  preaching minister at Jefferson Street Christian Church

• No. 3 Indiana way too much for Illinois
  By Greg Taylor

• IDOT, Illinois State Police and local law enforcement to increase police presence this St. Patrick's Day

• Memorial Medical offers rehab services to cancer survivors

• Organ transplant recipient receiving anti-rabies shots after CDC confirms rabies death in donor

• Union Pacific executive joins board of Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation

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March 15

• Board to discuss $250,000 increase in employee health insurance

• Chamber gives away $14,000 at annual Ag Breakfast

• Dietitians bring healthy food to Logan County via mobile pantry Saturday

• Safe Ride available for St. Patrick's holiday

• Tourism to have special meeting Monday night

• Total Fitness celebrates 2nd year

• Atlanta Public Library & Museum present a visit with Michael Rothberg March 25

• Minnesota Viking Joe Jackson to speak at LifePointe Church Easter Sunday

• Home fruit spray schedules
  By John Fulton

• It’s all Brandon Paul as Illinois wins at the buzzer
  By Greg Taylor

• Family-oriented cooking class offered by Memorial and LLCC

• U of I and TIAA-CREF launch Center for Farmland Research

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March 14

• Lincoln youth killed in single-car accident

• City looks at restructuring sewer bills

• CEL board juggles renovation costs to fit $2.7 million sale of bonds

• Fundraiser auction this weekend for Oasis

• Carroll Catholic March Students of the Month

• Hartem 7-1A state volleyball champs

• Easter Seals to host workshop

• Illinois Main Street marks 20th anniversary

• Weekly Outlook: Anticipating USDA's March 1 corn stocks estimate

• BBB breaks all records for consumer services

• IDNR seeks applicants for potential Conservation Police officers

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March 13