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| Local News Budget approved DeKALB - Frank Kasper stood outside the DeKalb Municipal Building before the DeKalb City Council meeting Monday with about 20 other residents holding neon-colored signs against tax increases and a proposed rental licensing program. Passing cars honked in support of the signs and could be heard from inside council chambers as city officials prepared for a meeting that included passing the 2009 budget.  Employees protest contract stalemate SPRINGFIELD - Thousands of state workers converged on the Capitol Monday to ratchet up pressure on the Blagojevich administration to end a stalemate over a new union deal before the current one expires next week. Candy, a sweet spot in sour economy CHICAGO - Like a lot of people, Nate Towne is cutting back on spending. He's carpooling to work and only shops at grocery stores that take coupons or offer discount “rewards” cards. All Smiles: Morrissey is a grocery bagger at Brown's County Market in Sycamore 6 Sycamore businesses cited for tobacco sales to minors Maple Park Civic Center gets upgrade |
| Learning Nearby college offering new online degreeBRIEFS � More Learning News | Local Sports Making his way Beasley doesn't like some of his critics' comparisonsDeKALB - Jordan Threloff is playing with the mindset of beating the best to be the best. USA Basketball picks its team | |
| Opinions Wearing the victim is becoming trendy Russert's goodbyeSomeone is going to think this column is racist. That person - he or she will be white - will be unable to point to so much as a semicolon that suggests I believe in the native superiority of my, or any other, race. Rather, the accusation will be based in the fact that the column discusses race, period. Oil costs, oil supplies | � More Food News � More Travel News � More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World UN declares fair presidential vote impossible Baghdad blast kills 4 AmericansUNITED NATIONS - Outraged at the turmoil in Zimbabwe, the U.N. Security Council declared that a fair presidential vote is impossible because of the "campaign of violence" waged by President Robert Mugabe's government. Housing rescue faces key test | Latest headlines from AP State Residents keep fighting rising Mississippi River Rescue turns to recovery for teen in Fox RiverWINFIELD, Mo. - With a few days to go before the last stretch of the bloated Mississippi River reaches its crest, people toiled around the clock Monday to reinforce levees already strained and saturated from the pressure of the rising water. Lottery Glance | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Imus faces new questions over on-air race remarks India's Reliance talking with DreamWorksNEW YORK - Don Imus is finding himself in a familiar position on his morning radio broadcast: facing questions over what he meant by on-air remarks about race. Spokeswoman: Amy Winehouse doesn't have emphysema | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Bryant, James to lead US team Don Imus says race comment was misunderstoodCHICAGO - MVP Kobe Bryant has a shot at another big prize after falling short of the NBA championship, and he'll have plenty of help along the way. Sunny start at Wimbledon for Roger, Serena | |
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