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Single Vehicle Rollover Accident Kills La Moille Man
A La Moille man lost his life in a single vehicle accident Friday morning.  The Bureau County Sheriff's Office confirms 29 year old Charles Rowe died in the crash just east of La Moille.  The accident happened around 6:30 am when Rowe's vehicle left ...
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Deadline Nears For Princeton Residents To Remove Grave Decorations
The deadline is approaching for you to remove winter decorations from City of Princeton cemeteries.  Residents are being remineded that city crews will begin removal of any remaining decorations and grave coverings from from city cemeteries after Saturday, March 14.  If you'd like ...
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Former Bureau County Public Defender Sentenced For Misdemeanor
A year's court supervision is the penalty for former Bureau County State's Attorney Michael Henneberry.  He will spend a year on court supervision after pleading guilty to providing alcohol to a minor.  Henneberry resigned in early February and pled guilty last week.  He ...
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Time Change This Weekend
Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday!   Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed Saturday night or first thing Sunday morning.   Most Americans will push their clocks forward an hour, as daylight saving time begins. In November, daylight saving time ...
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IVCC Offers Free/Reduced Cost Dental Clinics
Illinois Valley Community College’s Dental Assisting Program is offering free/reduced-cost dental clinics for IVCC students, staff and the community.   Clinics are 8 to noon on Fridays until May 1 (excluding March 6 and 13) in the Dental Lab (B214).   Patients can call (815) ...
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Illinois Consumers Spent Nearly $35 Million On Legal Cannabis In February
Cannabis consumers buying legal pot in Illinois spent more than $34.8 million, buying over 831,000 cannabis products in the month of February, according to state regulators.   That doesn't include the taxes consumers paid, which can be as high as 40 percent, depending on ...
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Illinois Officials Warn Residents To Be Ready For Tornadoes
As officials in Nashville provide updates on a deadly tornado that ripped through that city early Tuesday morning, Illinois officials want residents to be ready for the season of potentially dangerous weather.   Several tornadoes ripped through the Nashville area Monday night into Tuesday ...
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Constitution Series Continues At Princeton Public Library
The fourth program in the Constitution: Why It Matters series will be at 6:30pm, Thursday, March 12, at the Princeton Public Library.  All are invited to attend and join the discussion at this final event in the series.    Entitled ” What Do You ...
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New Bill Would Change Illinois Congressman To Congressperson
The Illinois state Senate will take up a bill that would change all gender-specific elected office titles to gender-neutral titles.  That means, if passed, your city alderman would be called an alderperson.  A congressman would be called a congressperson. House Bill 3994 passed Wednesday ...
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Occupational Licensing Bill Filed at the Statehouse
A proposed bill to allow individuals practicing barbering, cosmetology, hair braiding or nail technology without getting a state license, as long as it’s publicly posted they aren’t licensed, has been filed at the statehouse.   Opponents say unlicensed practitioners make the public less safe.  ...
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