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Camanche remains split on allowing chickens
Camanche city councilmen Tuesday night remained split on whether to allow chickens within city limits.
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City works to keep sewer bill collection on track
With the July 1 sewer rate increases looming, the Internal Operations Committee on Tuesday discussed a number of ways to prevent sewer bills from becoming delinquent or completely uncollectable.
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CCC celebrates graduates
Clinton Community College awarded degrees to 207 students at its 64th annual commencement ceremony Tuesday.
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Specialists: Be aware of drugs’ impact
Community leaders from across the county gathered to discuss the harmful effects of marijuana and synthetic drugs and the steps to take to prevent the addiction.
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Police Chief Brian Guy (left) on Tuesday honored Jacob Peterson (second from left) with the Citizen's Award, and Assistant County Attorney Amanda Trejo (second from right) and Officer Michael Adney with the Chief's Award for Achievement at the annual award ceremony.
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National Police Week 2012: Honoring those who serve
The Clinton Police Department on Tuesday hosted the annual Memorial and Awards Ceremony in honor of National Police Week at Eagle Point Park.
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Firefighters get hands-on training
Four new Clinton firefighters spent Monday morning inside a small trailer filled with smoke and flames radiating from a burning pile of debris.
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Agronomist: County’s fields in good shape
Clinton County’s fields are in good shape for planting season, the area’s field agronomist said recently.
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A united voice
Mayor Mark Vulich is taking Clinton’s case to Washington, D.C., through the Mississippi Rivers Cities and Towns Initiative.
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National Police Week 2012: Honoring those who serve
- Lifestyles
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Chocolate Cherry Buttermilk Shake and Raspberry Key Lime Cheesecake Milkshakes.
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Two fresh approaches with the classic milkshake
Chocolate and cherry are a classic combination that really stand out in this milkshake. But what really sets this recipe apart is the buttermilk, which adds a delicate tang that really enhances the cherry flavor.
- Things to do
- Timber Lake prepares for summer season
- Cafe reopens with new look
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Two fresh approaches with the classic milkshake
- Opinion
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BICKER: Another year goes by
Growing older is inevitable. As I marked my 36th birthday this week, I couldn’t help but be thankful for everything God has given me — even the not-so-good times because they have made me who I am today.
- READER'S LETTER: Community needs to work together for its betterment
- READER'S LETTER: Ceremonies leave something to be desired
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- Obituaries
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Sister Mary Harriet Rump, OSF
Sister Mary Harriet Rump, OSF, age 83, of Clinton, passed away Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at the Alverno Health Care Facility.
- Patricia G. ‘Pat’ Van Buer
- Cecelia M. Chatterson
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Sister Mary Harriet Rump, OSF
- Sports
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(From left) Christian Rowan, Jason Banker, Tyler Thomas and Skylar Thomas make up Clinton’s 1,600-meter relay unit that enters the state meet with the second-fastest time in the state.
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River Kings saving best for last
Even on nights when track meets were almost over and the Clinton River Kings had yet to win an event, there always was hope.
- Steamers can’t catch a break
- Clinton, Camanche roll at tennis team regionals
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River Kings saving best for last
- CNHI News Service Originals
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Mega Caverns in Louisville, Ky., is an underground wonderland.
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Mega Cavern: Try the Zip trip
I remember the first time I ziplined in Yucatan. Adrenaline flowing, mouth dry, palms moist with anticipation, I stood on a platform, high above the ground, harnessed into a pulley suspended on a cable that inclined and connected to another platform yards away.
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Details set Toyota Corolla apart from others
The extraordinary thing about the Toyota Corolla is just how ordinary it is.
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New legs give fresh start to 9-year-old
Kids in the elementary school track meet here changed into their running shoes this week. Haven Shepherd changed into her running legs.
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Mega Cavern: Try the Zip trip
- AP story section
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In this March 3 photo, vehicles damaged by a tornado lie in the parking lot of the Henryville Jr./Sr. High School in Henryville, Ind. Grammy-winning Lady Antebellum is scheduled to perform Wednesday night at the KFC Yum Center in Louisville, Ky., to raise money for rebuilding Henryville, Ind., about 20 miles to the north.
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Students in tornado-hit Ind. town await 'Lady A'
Tornadoes battered their school and homes, and spring break was spent cleaning up. Henryville has only begun to rebuild, but for one night, its high school students will get to put aside their worries for a private show by one of country music's biggest acts.
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Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
Facebook on Tuesday increased the price range at which it plans to sell stock to the public, as investor enthusiasm in the offering continued to mount and boost the potential value of the world's most popular social network.
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Obama seeks to undercut Romney’s record on jobs
President Barack Obama is casting Mitt Romney as a greedy, job-killing corporate titan with little concern for the working class in a new, multi-pronged effort that seeks to undermine the central rationale for his Republican rival’s candidacy: his business credentials.
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Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
A Chicago jury on Friday convicted Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson's former brother-in-law of murdering her mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew in what prosecutors' described as an act of vengeance by a jilted husband.
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Students in tornado-hit Ind. town await 'Lady A'


