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Area labor and environmental groups both see the need to grow sustainable energy markets in Illinois. The question seems to be the best way to make...
A local attorney will serve as Peoria County’s head public defender starting May 1st. Jeff Flanagan is replacing Thomas Penn, who served as public...
New data suggests just how big a hit most school districts would take if Illinois' income tax rate rolls back as scheduled at the end of the year....
The District 150 School Board approved a new principal for Charter Oak Primary School. Betty Zilkowski is replacing John Wetterauer, who was...
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