Daily Chronicle Headlines
Here are the Daily Chronicle headlines for Wednesday, June 20, 2007
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2,100 homes would need schools
Sycamore to offer meters for sprinklers
Incredibly rare cars cruising the county
Gephardt joins in on budget talks
After governor signs, trucks can go 65 mph
Lawmakers' plan could lower cable rates by up to 17 percent
Illinois changing its primary date for Obama
Cheap Trick honored in Capitol
Neighbors
Lillian Knecht named Volunteer of the Year at Barb City Manor
'500 Club': Valley West Community Hospital Auxiliary celebrates volunteers
Gallery seeks local activists for conversation on June 30
Cub Scouts hold Bike Rodeo
In Uniform
People in the News
Child Care: 4-C honors area people for making a difference for children
Keeping kids entertained on a budget this summer
Briefly
Lifestyles
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
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
It's time to clear the air about the infamous flier
Waterman miniature train brings joy to many
Don't shuck Corn Fest
Printing credit card info could lead to problems
Why do we still look to Al Sharpton? Sharpton is no civil-rights leader - he's a publicity hound
Obituaries
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Police
DeKalb City
DeKalb County
Waterman
Genoa
Sports
Viewpoint: Hep will be missed
Big 10, MAC mourn
Outdoors
The Outdoor Sportsman: Summer time fishing tips to bag a prize
Food
T For Two: The North-South divide endures when it comes to iced tea
Community Cookbook
Food news that's easy to swallow
Want Indian mangoes? You'll have to look hard, order early and pay dearly
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