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Damage from the tornadoes was mainly to outbuildings and trees, according to the National Weather Service.
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Louis A. Glossip, 46, charged with three counts of theft, three counts of official misconduct, and one count of forgery.
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The board approved Dr. John Asplund’s retirement during its regular meeting Monday. His final day with the district is scheduled for June 30, 2027.
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A grant will cover the entire cost of the project.
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City council members are scheduled to discuss the purchase agreement next week.
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The Illinois Policy Institute put the measure on ballots. The Illinois Education Association is urging residents to vote "no."
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The charging documents allege that Louis Glossip failed to keep an accurate accounting of commissary expenses and that he took more than $135,000 from the jail commissary system for his personal use.
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The event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 28 at the Spoon River College Community Outreach Center.
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Galesburg logged four qualifying corporate facility projects, including expansions from Thrushwood Farms Quality Meats, Western Smokehouse, The Delong Co., and Burcon Nutrascience
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A Macomb High School project called Flowers for Farm Safety will help the Macomb Fire Department buy some new equipment.
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The handbook grew out of a recent meeting between superintendents from the region and Schuyler-Industry District 5 Superintendent Beau Fretueg.
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Pre-orders of “Broken Hallelujah” are available on Cyn Kitchen’s website or through the publisher’s website. The book is scheduled to be published in June.