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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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Top Stories from the past week
April 14 CO2 leak causes alarm at Thorntons on Logan Street — album Commission recommends new type of liquor license for city of Lincoln Lincoln Heritage Museum opening highlights value of Lincoln College Jaycees serving Lincoln and surrounding communities Warm, windy Saturday launches Easter egg hunt season Album 1 \| Album 2 \| Album 3 Album 4 \| Album 5 \| Album 6 Album 7 \| Album 8 \| Album 9 Easter Devotional: Life is not meant to be easy By Pastor Tami Werschey-Kessinger Jan Rutledge receives LCU promotion Frontier Mutual Insurance Co. recognized as Grinnell Mutual top mutual company Zion Lutheran student Michael Newhouse places in state bowling tournament Count Basie Orchestra returning to Arlee stage 87th annual Hartsburg-Emden High Alumni Banquet being planned Alumni addresses needed Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK University of Illinois Extension celebrating 100th anniversary By John Fulton Memorial Medical to host free seminar about weight-loss surgery benefits Illinois legislators decide to leave raw milk alone April 12 Abe's sittin' pretty once again Repair of the world's largest covered wagon nears completion Album 1 \| Album 2 \| Album 3 Album 4 \| Album 5 \| Album 6 Album 7 \| Album 8 \| Album 9 High winds, scattered storms, heavy rain into Monday (NWS) New full-time managers Tom and Peggy Payne will host grand opening at Palms Grill Lincoln College Jazz Combo to give free concert Wednesday Emma Ritterbush is the Zion Lutheran Student of the Month Getting the word out about 'Historic Farms' book a challenge Publisher seeks submissions Slim Randles' Home Country Focus on worms Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK 2013 county crop yields From John Fulton IDNR announces new management for Eagle Creek golf course Author to discuss Civil War music April 23 at Lincoln Presidential Museum April 11 YMCA hosts sixth annual outdoor archery shoot — album ALMH Auxiliary hosts Mini-Medical Days Easter Devotional: From Lent's darkness to Easter's light By Pastor Adam Quine Emmery Mammen was the LCHS January Student of the Month Dan Bock attends 2014 RPAC President's Circle Conference Gov. Quinn announces $100 million for local transportation improvements across Illinois Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK Here's your peek at the weather, and a little 'dirt' talk By Jan Youngquist NCPERS applauds Senate passage of Illinois Secure Choice Plan	April 10 City Briefs: New alderman; city to purchase Depot; no address change for Friendship Manor; budget process begins Column: Spring lawn care By John Fulton Easter Devotional: Now, run and tell that By the Rev. Glenn Shelton St. Clara's Manor celebrates its volunteers Album 1 \| Album 2 \| Album 3 Logan County 4-H Oral Communications Contest results announced Zion Lutheran School third-quarter honor roll Tammy Huynh was the December LCHS Student of the Month Spring into action for patients in need Red Cross blood drive April 16 Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK Is this the farm bill that we wanted? Is it what agriculture needs? By Nila Smith Enter your local fairground to win Grinnell Mutual grant IDNR initiates further reforms to advance regulatory transparency April 9 City approves taxi license for Alpha & Omega Transit Tourism bureau to interview marketing firms Cellphone tours on hold Agenda for Thursday night tourism board meeting (PDF) Logan County Music Festival to be on Thursday evening at Lincoln Junior High School Zion Lutheran students enjoy two special events this week Monday: Students learn about careers and hobbies Album 1 \| Album 2 \| Album 3 Tuesday: Students visit St. Clara's Manor to color Easter eggs Album 1 \| Album 2 \| Album 3 Easter Devotional: People just like you By Pastor Darren Palmer Jaycees host annual Easter egg hunt Saturday Monthly electronics recycling Saturday Go on a blind date with a book at the Lincoln Public Library Michelle Paulus was the November LCHS Student of the Month Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK Drones fly into agriculture By Roy Logan RMA answers FAQs on cover crop management Money Smart Week: Madigan alerts consumers to ATM hacking scheme National Public Health Week: IDPH wants to empower you to improve your health April 8 Kids and families enjoy a substance-free afternoon at the bowling alley Album 1 \| Album 2 Firehouse news with Chief Mark Miller New course structure gives adult learners more flexibility, options ‘Heartland Idol’ returns April 25 Austin Krusz was the October LCHS Student of the Month Feature from the LDN Spring FARM OUTLOOK Walking your crop out of the field By Jim Youngquist Four ways the workplace has become more dangerous
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