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Cap City | Thursday, April 14,2011
ART OF EXPANSION
As Springfield’s arts community grows, so must the amount work space available. Betsy Dollar, executive director of the Springfield Art Association, says Springfield currently lacks adequate stu
Cap City | Thursday, April 7,2011
THIS LITTLE PIGGY PASTE WENT TO MARKET
Dr. Paul Kinsinger, a family doctor in Washington, near Peoria, knew that he needed to find another income stream to be able to continue his independent medical practice without affiliating with a hos
Cap City | Thursday, March 31,2011
TROUT TIME
On an overcast March day in Washington Park, a gaggle of excited children in winter coats crowd around a black bucket filled with writhing, slippery rainbow trout trucked in from Ava, Mo. Minutes late
Cap City | Thursday, March 17,2011
FITNESS IN THE PARK
Start stretching: Fitness in the Park is back for a second season. Beginning next week on Tuesday, March 22, Andy Dickerson will lead outdoor exercise classes every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. un
Cap City | Thursday, March 17,2011
HEALTH CARE AND RACE
Learn about race, class and ethics in 21st century health care in a free presentation by Congresswoman Donna M. Christensen, a U.S. Delegate for the Virgin Islands. The event will be Monday, March 28,
Cap City | Thursday, March 10,2011
TEACH A MAN TO FARM
Standing atop a mountain in Afghanistan last year, Springfield resident Thomas Vermeersch looked down and saw the potential of a country now embroiled in war. Despite the rocky, mountainous terrain of
Cap City | Thursday, March 10,2011
SEVEN PANCAKES
Despite being eliminated from the Progressive Automotive XPrize competition on what amounts to a technicality, the Illuminati Motorworks crew is still working on their fully-electric four-seat vehicle
Cap City | Thursday, March 3,2011
OUT WITH THE OLD
Next week might be the ideal time to do a little spring cleaning – at least when it comes to switching out old, inefficient appliances. Springfield’s public utility, City, Water, Light and
Cap City | Thursday, March 3,2011
GOOD CONDUCT
The Illinois Symphony Orchestra is nearing the end of its search for a new conductor to replace long-time maestra Karen Lynne Deal, who led the orchestra for more than a decade. Five finalists from ar
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