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| Local News Personal Ministry: Sugar Grove man makes crosses for memorials near and farA day after the Feb. 14 shootings at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, six glimmering white crosses appeared in the snow on a hill across from Cole Hall.  Ethanol risk: fires hard to put out The nation's drive toward alternative fuels carries a danger many communities have been slow to recognize: Ethanol fires are harder to put out than gasoline ones and require a special type of firefighting foam. Income tax making a comeback in budget talks SPRINGFIELD - Talk of a big-money tax swap is making another comeback at the state Capitol. Time to Look Man airlifted to hospital after crash near Kish College Early voting March 8 |
| Arts & Entertainment Dress Deals : Consignment sale to benefit Sandwich High post-prom activities NIU doctoral student exhibits winter scenes at women's centerThough the weather is still chilly, prom will be on the minds of some teenagers this weekend. Brave Tin Soldiers to perform Thursday at The House � More Art & Entertainment News | Local Sports Spartans falter early against Oswego Barbs' good season ends with tough lossSYCAMORE - The body language told the story. The bench for the Sycamore boys basketball team had their heads in their hands, wore long faces, and had little to cheer for. Huskies women win in return | |
| Opinions Prairie Flower: Grateful to sponsors of KCH Auxiliary ballPrairie Flower: DeKalb resident came to their aid | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Bush: US Is Not Headed Into Recession FBI Opens Investigation of Roger ClemensWASHINGTON - President Bush said Thursday the country is not recession-bound and, despite expressing concern about slowing economic growth, rejected for now any additional stimulus efforts. "We acted robustly," he said. Clinton Raises $35 Million in 1 Month | Latest headlines from AP State Ill., Mo. unveil long-awaited accord on new Miss. River bridge Paulson says various housing proposals would do more harm than goodST. LOUIS - Missouri and Illinois ended years of bickering Thursday over how to pay for a new Mississippi River bridge and at what cost, announcing a deal for a new four-lane, $640 million span meant to ease congestion at one of the nation's busiest crossings. Governor appoints new state Agriculture director | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Oprah Pick Selling at Record Pace Museum Returns Tank to SchwarzeneggerNEW YORK - Even for an Oprah Winfrey book pick, "A New Earth" has been a sensation. Car-Building Legend Boyd Coddington Dies | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Clemens' Issues Concern Astros' Owner Fehr: Blood TestingKISSIMMEE, Fla. - Roger Clemens' 10-year personal services contract with the Houston Astros could be affected by a possible perjury investigation into whether he lied to Congress about using steroids. CBS to Air MMA Events | |
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