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Maria Altman
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Harvest Public Media
The massive tax and spending law signed in July halts a federal incentive for residential solar, and homeowners and installers are hurrying to complete projects before the end of the year. Industry experts say there are other ways to cut costs like "group buys."
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On appeal, the defendant argued the trial court admitted improper testimony and committed other legal errors, but the appellate court rejected those claims and affirmed the circuit court’s judgment in full. -
The atrium of Sandburg's Science & Technology Center will bear the name of Graham Health System following a $500,000 commitment from the non-profit healthcare network in support of student success. -
Solar development is helping drive up property assessments in Galesburg District 205, pushing EAV up 7.64% and shaping next year’s tax levy. But a state ruling requiring refunds to the defunct Cottage Hospital will trim some of the district’s revenue. -
The move will help the nonprofit retirement community pay for adding assisted living apartments to its range of offerings. -
The city is wrapping up its first major phase, funded by a $2.7 million fully forgivable loan from the Illinois EPA — and has secured additional funds for the next phase.
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