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| Local News State FOIA expert here to train local officials on lawDeKALB — Terry Mutchler said the Illinois Attorney General’s Office took a lot of flak when her position with the office was created.  McCain stumps in Mich.; Clinton looks at strategy after win WASHINGTON - Fresh from New Hampshire victories, John McCain rallied Wednesday for a Michigan showdown in the most confounding Republican presidential contest in half a century, while Hillary Rodham Clinton, buoyant once more, took time to “get grounded” for the grueling races ahead. County board reviews tribe deal SYCAMORE - DeKalb County Board members spent nearly two hours Tuesday night with legal counsel going through a 25-page proposed intergovernmental agreement regarding a gaming facility the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation wants to build in Shabbona. ‘Mystery' candidate Dilger a no-show at forum ST. CHARLES - Mark Stach drove from Dixon on Tuesday to hear his old high school buddy Michael Dilger debate the issues in the 14th Congressional District. All On Board Involuntary-manslaughter trial begins for DeKalb man Opposition to Shabbona bingo facility organizes |
| People Pioneering Equality Brownie Scouts share cookies, thanksStore clerks wouldn't look at Icilda Flournory when she went shopping in DeKalb in 1959. DeKalb teen in Troop 33 earns rank of Eagle Scout » More people News | Local Sports Cogs hold on late to topple undefeated Winnebago Barbs fall after big early leadGENOA - Genoa-Kingston High School boys basketball coach Corey Jenkins picked the wrong night to wear his black suit. Sycamore forces slow early pace, eventually falls to Batavia | |
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| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Bush Nudges Israel, Palestinians on Peace Obama Hints of Sharper Edge Vs. ClintonJERUSALEM - President Bush, in the Mideast to push along a peace deal by the end of his presidency, gave orders to both sides on Wednesday. He told Israelis that "illegal" settlement outposts in disputed land must go and told Palestinians that no part of their territories can be "a safe haven for terrorists." US: Iraq Operation Meets Less Resistance | Latest headlines from AP State Another hurdle cleared in $20 million police torture settlement Aunt: Mom accused of killing girl embarrassed by autistic childCHICAGO - Chicago's City Council has approved a nearly $20 million settlement with former death-row inmates who claim they were tortured by police. Clean energy conference planned in Chicago | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment People's Choice Awards Get Around Strike Woman Says She Was Traumatized by LohanLOS ANGELES - The stars of "Grey's Anatomy" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" were among the fan favorites at the 34th annual People's Choice Awards on Tuesday, as CBS scrapped its usual live broadcast of the show in favor of a strike-friendly, pre-taped program. Oops, Now Britney's Lost Her Car | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Tomlinson, Moss Lead NFL All-Pro Team QB Ryan Mallett Leaves Michigan FootballNEW YORK - LaDainian Tomlinson and Randy Moss were unanimous selections to The Associated Press 2007 NFL All-Pro team on Wednesday. So was Tom Brady _ sort of. Lawyer Asks Congress to Get McNamee Tape | |
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