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The city of Galesburg gave a total of $92, 858 to be split by 16 local not for profit organizations. The money comes from the city's economic development…
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A series of water quality tests in Galesburg last fall revealed that some residents are being exposed to high amounts of lead. Now a new round of testing…
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Federal regulators suggested the city provide bottled water or filters to residents affected by high levels of lead in their drinking water. The U.S…
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The current city budget for Galesburg went into effect just a couple months ago, yet aldermen are already starting the process of creating the next…
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Galesburg aldermen voted in favor of a $10 million bond issue so the city can catch up on a backlog of road and bridge projects throughout town.The money…
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Galesburg residents will soon be able to take cases against them straight to the city. Aldermen this week approved creation of an administrative…
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Galesburg has commissioned a study to determine two things: whether the city could support an events center, and whether the vacant Armory on Broad Street…
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A backlog of long-overdue infrastructure improvements has the city of Galesburg consider borrowing millions of money to try and catch up on the…
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A plan to register and license businesses in Galesburg didn't receive support from aldermen. They unanimously voted down a proposal that would have…
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Galesburg's city manager believes a business registration program could help the city and local businesses. Aldermen will be asked as early as next month…