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| Local News Court rejects law barring stopped trains at crossings SPRINGFIELD - Drivers frustrated with long waits for stalled trains could be in for even more hassles, thanks to a new decision by Illinois' highest court.  Economic corp. names director Paul J. Borek has been hired as the new executive director of the DeKalb County Economic Development Corp. Charges could come next week in vandalization of Kaneland buses MAPLE PARK - The buses are available again. Tacos rápidos Sycamore Fire Department investigating mobile home fire Blagojevich asks for help on FutureGen |
| Faith Immanuel Lutheran will host juggling Fitz Family on Feb. 8Bethel Assembly of God welcomes children's pastor » More Faith News | Local Sports Threloff gains revenge DeKalb overcomes slow first-half startDeKALB - Jordan Threloff held the Castle Challenge trophy high in the air and ran towards a DeKalb student section that was chanting “Tree's House.” Local Roundup: SHS bowlers in eighth place | |
| Opinions Barbs & Bouquets for Jan 26, 2008 Disgusted with the state of the presidential raceBouquet - Once again, residents of Sycamore came out in force to tell the city council how they felt on some controversial issues. At Monday's meeting, people spoke out about a new tax, a sales tax increase and an annexation agreement. Constituents have also been contacting their aldermen, and it's working: Half the council voted against a new gasoline tax, and two aldermen who said it was a logical way to fund street repairs said their nay votes were directly related to opposition they heard from residents. Pat Vary is dedicated to keeping the county green | » More Food News » More Travel News » More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Obama, Clinton Face Off in SC Primary Bush Presses Congress on Economy PackageDemocratic presidential rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton collided Saturday in a racially charged South Carolina primary, prelude to the Feb. 5 coast-to-coast competition for more than 1,600 national convention delegates. Rebates Could Be in Your Hands by May | Latest headlines from AP State Democratic primary in South Carolina marked by discussion of race and Bill Clinton's role Friday's ScoresCOLUMBIA, S.C. - Democrats headed to the polls here Saturday in an unusual contest that pitted Barack Obama against two Clintons. Race was a persistent subtext in the first primary to feature a large number of black voters. Cook County Jail inmate accused of murder-for-hire scheme | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Ledger's Funeral Arrangements a Mystery Nude Buttocks May Cost ABC $1.4 MillionNEW YORK - Details about funeral arrangements for actor Heath Ledger remained secret as his body was taken from a Manhattan funeral home. Stallone: HGH Use Is 'Nothing' | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Sharapova Wins Australian Open No. 1 Memphis Remains UndefeatedMELBOURNE, Australia - When Maria Sharapova walked on court for the Australian Open final, she kept thinking about the sage advice of another champion. Browns Send Offers to 2 Top Free Agents | |
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