Daily Chronicle Headlines
Here are the Daily Chronicle headlines for Sunday, June 17, 2007
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HOSPICE: When all there is left is time
HOSPICE: Despite illness, Lyons finds her cause
HOSPICE: Providing care is a team effort
Universities might last to July if capital withholds funding
A few chips off the old rock
DeKalb man dies swimming
Neighbors
Frozen Asset: Genoa man wins $3,000 in travel through grocery contest
How Does Your Garden Grow?
Aktion Club presents ‘On Stage' benefit show
Summer reading fun begins
Library briefs
Kishwaukee United Way seeking ‘Hidden Treasures' for its agencies
Births
Neighbors in the News
Lifestyles
The Few. The Proud.: Five Genoa-Kingston Marines return home, march in parade
Kick-off events held for library reading program
‘See Your Soldier' video visits set
Library seeks ‘Funniest Pet Videos'
Neighbors in the News
Births
Safe Passage seeks food
Big, bold perennials add color to gardens
Check out Malta Library
Follow directions when using pesticides
Storm-damaged trees need care
Changing the world for older adults
Marketplace
Paint Roller: Sycamore company sponsors NASCAR team
Half of CEOs made more than $8.3M at S&P 500 companies
Minn. company grows into one of the top U.S. ethanol producers
Business Briefcase for June 15, 2007
Religion
Chorale gets patriotic
Stubbs family returns for Mission Sunday
Boy donates food to Salem pantry
Summer Solstice celebration set Friday at Mayfield
Are you dazzled and deluded?
Sycamore leader hosts conference
‘History of Heaven' taught
Salem to host minister
Briefly
‘Blessings' study held at Salem
Opinions
In Our View: Message to judge and Cavel Inc.: Enough is enough
Fixing Immigration: ‘No-spin' plan fits on just one page
Things are battier than usual in Springfield
Obituaries
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Police
Sports
Restoring tradition: Knights make deep playoff run
NIU camp deemed a success
In the Spotlight: Thomas Hammock
Outdoors
The Outdoor Sportsman: Summer time fishing tips to bag a prize
Travel
Roswell, home of alien abduction, conspiracy and kitsch, plans 60th-anniversary UFO fest
Lovely planet? No, make that Lonely Planet
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