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| Local News More arrests in multistate theft ringSYCAMORE - A 61-year-old Plainfield man charged in connection with a multistate theft ring had his bond reduced to $250,000 during a court hearing Friday.  Heavy rains hurting small-scale farmers CHAMPAIGN - Terry Starks planted the first crop of herbs at her central Illinois farm this spring and hoped to harvest them sometime next year. Lawmakers can't approve capital plan SPRINGFIELD - For the first time in nine years, it looked as if lawmakers might pass a construction program to help rebuild roads, bridges, schools and more. High winds wreak havoc Cost of marriage goes up Questions remain in Park 88 foreclosure |
| Faith Summer learning: Vacation Bible schools ready for faith and fun Church to auction original grandfather clock at saleDawn Paul remembers that one week each summer as a highlight of her youth - the week of vacation Bible school. DeKalb church announces ‘Avalanche Ranch' VBS program � More Faith News | Local Sports Newquist learns to become leader The Best of the RestNici Newquist always has been a vocal player, one of those high-energy types that can't seem to ever stop talking or moving even after the whistle blows. Stevens drafted in 16th round by Orioles, ‘99 percent' sure he will sign | |
| Opinions You mean they lied about the war? Coach Peppers was railroadedPresident George W. Bush is puzzled. And sad. So is Karl Rove, his former political strategist; as is Ari Fleischer, his former chief flack, and Dana Perino, the current chief flack, and Dan Bartlett, former counselor to the president. All puzzled. All sad. No one is starving because of ethanol | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Clinton poised to end historic presidential bid Energy chief: Flat production behind oil pricesWASHINGTON - Hillary Rodham Clinton is ready to thank her supporters for hanging on during her 17-month roller coaster journey from sure thing to also ran and to urge them to rally behind Barack Obama. Europeans already looking past Bush | Latest headlines from AP State Mega Millions jackpot now $45 million Orioles hit 3 homers in 6-5 win over Blue JaysATLANTA - The grand prize in the multistate Mega Millions lottery has grown to $45 million. Kuroda dazzles Cubs with first complete game | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Wonder Woman actress finds body on river in D.C. Romo, Timberlake break 100 at US Open courseWASHINGTON - The actress who played Wonder Woman on TV in the 1970s says she didn't do anything extraordinary when she discovered a body this week on the Potomac River in Washington. Anne Heche pays the price in divorce settlement | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Pierce says 'great chance' he'll play in Game 2 MLB suspends Crisp, Shields, 6 others for brawlBOSTON - Celtics star Paul Pierce says there's an excellent chance he'll play in Game 2 of the NBA finals Sunday despite an injured knee. Victorino's bat, defense propel Phillies to win | |
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