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Cop on a Rooftop

The 21st annual “Cop on a Rooftop” started today, Friday, May 17th, at 5am.  Law enforcement officials are be stationed at more than 300 participating Dunkin’ locations across Illinois collecting money for Special Olympics Illinois. Whiteside County Sheriff John Booker along with community officers ...
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Dixon Man Arrested for Criminal Sexual Assault of a Child

On Thursday, May 9th, the Dixon Police Department received information about a sexual assault to a child. Detectives initiated an investigation and during the course of investigation identified Richard O. Snider, age 89, of Dixon, Illinois as the suspect.On May 16th, Snider was arrested ...
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Illinois General Assembly Gets Ready to Pass a Budget

State Representative Travis Weaver (R-Edwards) said on the House floor today that he was recently given a copy of a book called “Rich States, Poor States” written by economist Aurthur Laffer which raises increasingly alarming statistics about the state of Illinois.  In his book, Laffer ...
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This Memorial Day, Click It – Don’t Risk It

Summer is just around the corner, and while travel plans may vary, one thing remains constant: the need to wear your seat belt. With this in mind, the Lee County Sheriff's Office today announced that now through Memorial Day weekend it is stepping up ...
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The Buzz Around Town

They’re here. Cicada sightings have been reported in parts of Illinois. Soon, millions will emerge from the ground. In Illinois, two broods of periodical cicadas will come out. In central and southern Illinois, it's the 13-year cicadas. In central and northern Illinois, it’s the ...
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12th annual Tractor Trek

Save the Date!!!  The Bureau County Farm Bureau Foundation is putting the final touches on plans for our 12 th annual Tractor Trek. The Tractor Trek will be held on Saturday, June 8th, rain or shine! This year the event will be leaving from ...
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Sterling Main Street Designated as an Accredited Program

Sterling Main Street has been designated as an Accredited Main Street America program for meeting rigorous performance standards. Each year, Main Street America and its partners announce the list of designated programs to recognize their exceptional commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization ...
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McCombie Calls for Input on Local Deer Issue

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is seeking input from northwest Illinois residents on Chronic Wasting Disease and the efforts by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources to combat it. CDW has affected areas within Leader McCombie’s 89th Legislative District, which includes all of Carroll and ...
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The Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office Distracted Driving Enforcement Results

The Whiteside County Sheriff's Office announced it issued one (1) citation for hands-free law violations, along with fourteen (14) citations for speeding, two (2) arrest, six (6) other traffic enforcement contacts, and twenty (20) warnings issued during April's Distracted Driving Awareness Month enforcement campaign."Driver ...
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State Capitol Bomb Threat Suspect in Custody

After an extensive Illinois State Police (ISP) investigation into a bomb threat at two state facilities in Springfield last month, 23-year-old Gabrielle Williams was taken into custody yesterday, May 9th.On April 22nd, the Illinois Department of Human services received a call from an individual ...
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News for The 2024 Whiteside County Fair

The Whiteside County Fair is extremely excited to announce that we will have Full Throttle Monster Trucks back again on Thursday, August 15th, and you will get to see the famous BIG FOOT truck at this year’s fair.Monster trucks have been a favorite form ...
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Fritts Questions College Officials About Tuition Decreases

Officials from colleges throughout the state were in Springfield Thursday for the House Appropriations-Higher Education Committee hearing on the equitable funding formula.    Earlier this spring, the Illinois Commission on Equitable Public University Funding submitted its recommendations report to the Illinois General Assembly. The Commission had ...
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