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Panthers slosh to sectional title
ERIE, Ill. -- Truth be told, coach Don Robinson would have just as soon waited a day to hold the Illinois Class 1A Erie Sectional girls track and field meet. But, to steal a phrase from the stage, "The show must go on." And so it did Thursday, and ho
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King, Messiah: New baby names suggest high hopes
WASHINGTON — Talk about high expectations for a newborn: King and Messiah are among the fastest-rising baby names for American boys. They're just a little behind Major, the boy's name that jumped the most spots on the Social Security Administration
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LEVINE: Access to information vital in society
When a Clinton County judge ruled in 2012 that the Clinton City Council violated the open meetings law, it sent a direct message to current City Council members that operating in secret would not be tolerated.
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Suspicious package stalls Walmart shoppers
Walmart customers and employees were evacuated from the store Thursday night because of a potential homemade bomb.
- Queens win rainy battle with Burlington CLINTON -- Days after recovering from an illness, Clinton goalkeeper Hannah Dehner delivered possibly her best performance yet in the 2013 season. The River Queens took down Mississippi Athletic Conference foe Burlington 1-0 on Thursday night in a ra
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Two men plan to start Clinton taxi services
CLINTON — Ride-seekers in the Gateway area soon will have two taxicab operations to get them to their destination.
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UPDATED: Former employee sentenced in Ashford theft
A deferred judgment was granted to a former Ashford University employee who stole more than $62,000.
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10 Things to Know for Friday
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.
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The connection between breakfast and academic achievement
Most people know it's hard for children to pay attention in school without eating breakfast. But now a team of researchers has found out why that is.
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Crowds swoon, but Prince Harry is all business
The British soldier-prince is spending most of his week in the U.S. honoring the wounded and the dead of war, a salute that began Thursday at a land-mine exhibition in Congress at the side of one of America's most storied wounded warriors, Sen. John McCain.
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