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News | Wednesday, February 20,2008
{after 1st article on article listing} Fiscal follies
Council inches closer to approving city budget
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The city administration handed out a revised fiscal
year 2009 budget at Tuesday’s City Council meeting, but some aldermen
complained that the newly-crunch
News | Wednesday, February 13,2008
{after 1st article on article listing} In a pickle
City recruits an expert to tackle pension problem
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Just call him our resident “Mr.
Fix-It.”
Timothy Bramlet became Springfield’s newest
financial adviser after signing on as chairman of
News | Wednesday, February 13,2008
Sweet memories
A few stories about Bliss, Love, and Flowers — on Valentine’s Day
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Joyce Faulkner thought our readers would enjoy
reading about her parents’ long love story and how they met. When we
found out that her parents were Mr. an
News | Thursday, February 7,2008
Troubled waters
CWLP rate request clouds second lake proposal
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During a budget hearing last week, Ward 1 Ald. Frank
Edwards sat dumbfounded as City Water, Light & Power general manager
Todd Renfrow announced to the alde
News | Thursday, February 7,2008
“Tell the truth”
Preston Jackson gets commission for riot sculpture
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Preston Jackson’s bronze and steel sculptures
— from his “Martin Luther King Memorial Bronze Bust” in
Danville to his “Stainless S
Feature | Thursday, February 7,2008
On Lincoln's trail
Next year Abe turns 200 and in his three home states the party starts now
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He was born in Kentucky, grew to manhood in Indiana,
and became the nation’s leader as an Illinoisan.
Now, all three states that lay
News | Wednesday, January 30,2008
Hard look
Council Republicans want more details about the city’s newest hires
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Undeterred by this month’s hiring freeze veto,
Republican aldermen continue to keep employee head count and salaries at
the forefront of the city budget d
News | Wednesday, January 23,2008
Tweakers
Aldermen trim budget proposal
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Ward 7 Ald. Debbie Cimarossa means business.
As promised, she’s combing through the proposed
fiscal year 2009 budget, considering every line and demandi
News | Wednesday, January 23,2008
Mayor’s veto of hiring freeze survives
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Mayor Tim Davlin’s second veto since taking
office in 2003 prevailed at Tuesday’s City Council meeting,
even though Ward 7 Ald. Debbie Cimaro
News | Wednesday, January 16,2008
Going the distance
Iles students strive to run the length of the Great Wall of China
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It’s 8:05 a.m.
Evan Northrup tosses his backpack aside and runs onto
a makeshift track cordoned off by small orange cones.
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