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Upon Further Review

Be thankful Trump lost

By Bruce Rushton

There is a certain calm that has descended since the election, and for that we should be thankful. We still have Trump to kick around for awhile, but fewer and fewer people are listening to what he says about coronavirus or the man on the moon...

Be thankful Trump lost

  • Good riddance

    By Bruce Rushton

    The DTPLM would be perfect for the statue crews removed from the ALPLM this week.

  • Closing time

    By Bruce Rushton

    Home Plate Bar and Grill is one of the many bars and restaurants effected by the new mitigation orders

  • Appearances count

    By Bruce Rushton

    Appearances count

  • No fleas, please

    By Bruce Rushton

    No fleas, please

  • Coronavirus hits Sangamon County jail

    By Bruce Rushton

  • House hunters

    By Bruce Rushton

    The city council has voted to buy Luann Hickman's home, yellow at center, on South Grand Avenue.

  • Failures to communicate

    By Bruce Rushton

    Failures to communicate

  • Police and politics

    By Bruce Rushton

    Springfield police chief Kenny Winslow takes questions from reporters about an ordinance aimed at police reform.

  • Trade secrets

    By Bruce Rushton

  • Ketchup time

    By Bruce Rushton

  • Let's form a committee

    By Bruce Rushton

  • Getting soaked

    By Bruce Rushton

    Rick Lawrence three years ago outside the Booth-Ferguson project that remains unfinished.
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Open for business

By Bruce Rushton

Big screen TVs were on but masks and coats were rare at the Home Plate Bar and Grill on Tuesday while customers ate and drank.

Illinois preps for first 400,000 vaccine doses

By Sarah Mansur, Capitol News Illinois

Illinois preps for first 400,000 vaccine doses

Mast takes helm at museum foundation

By Bruce Rushton

Erin Carlson Mast says that fundraising and good relations with the public side of the ALPLM are top priorities.

Making Springfield attractive to wildlife

By Karen Ackerman Witter

Osprey in flight

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