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Whiteside County Deputy’s Respond to School Bus Crash

On Wednesday, March 10th, at approximately 3:55 PM, the Whiteside County Sheriff's Office received information regarding a possible crash involving a Prophetstown/Lyndon/Tampico School District bus.  Deputies responded to the area and subsequently located the bus at Tampico Elementary School. During the course of the investigation, ...
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Structure Fire Reported at 629 W Orchard Monday Afternoon

At 1:49 PM, Monday, March 10th, the Macomb Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at 629 W Orchard St and unknown if anyone was inside. It was determined that one family member was home at the time and was able to exit ...
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Schuyler County Sheriff’s for March 10th

The Schuyler County Sheriff’s Office has released its weekly activity report for March 2nd through March 9th. Multiple speeding citations were issued, notably including drivers clocked as high as 88 mph in 55 mph zones. Emmanuel Concepicon Rodriguez faced additional charges for operating an ...
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Strengthen Your Workforce with BEST, Inc.

Local businesses are finding it easier to strengthen their teams, thanks to an innovative initiative from BEST, Inc. Through their Work Experience program, companies can offer short-term, hands-on training to motivated job seekers with no payroll or workers’ compensation costs. BEST, Inc. covers participant ...
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Drive Safe This St. Patrick’s Day

The Whiteside County Sheriff's Office is partnering with state officials for a heightened traffic safety campaign running from March 13th, through the morning of March 23rd, to combat impaired driving during St. Patrick's Day celebrations. Sheriff John F. Booker urges motorists to plan for ...
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House Republicans Talk Business, Budget, Bears at Local Forum

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie took part in a bipartisan panel of Illinois legislators last week to discuss "Business, Budget & Bears" at a dedicated forum organized by the Schaumburg Business Association. During the discussion, Leader McCombie and fellow Illinois House member Dan Ugaste (R-Geneva) ...
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Christ Lutheran School hosts Spring Pancake Breakfast

Christ Lutheran School will hold its Spring Pancake Breakfast to benefit the school on Saturday, March 28th at Christ Lutheran School, 2000 18th Avenue, Sterling, IL. The breakfast will begin at 7 am and will continue through 11 am.  A delicious breakfast including pancakes, scrambled eggs, ...
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Crews Respond to Fire at 308 E Summit

At 11:58 AM, Sunday, March 8th, the Macomb Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire at 308 E. Summit St for a report of smoke coming from the attic. Fire Department personnel arrived on scene at 12:03 and observed smoke coming from the ...
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Rock Falls Chamber Announces Executive Director’s Departure

The Rock Falls Chamber of Commerce announces that Executive Director Sam Kersey has shared her decision to step down from her role with the organization. Sam has served as Executive Director for the past two and a half years, during which she played an important ...
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Regional Leaders Visit WIU’s School of Engineering

Top regional education officials got a first-hand look at Western Illinois University’s labs within the School of Engineering and Technology in Knoblauch Hall on Monday, March 2, as the community discusses initiation of a Career and Technical Education (CTE) center in McDonough County. ROE #26 ...
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Rep. Dan Swanson’s Capitol News Update

Illinois has endured a teacher shortage for many years. One area where this shortage is especially acute is for special education teachers, a job which requires additional training and skills beyond those of everyday classroom teachers. This year I am sponsoring a pair of bills ...
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Rock Falls Water Bill will Include Water Quality Report

Rock Falls residents will soon receive crucial information with their March utility bills. The Water Department has announced that data about "unregulated contaminants," chemicals not routinely monitored by the EPA, will be included in the mailing. This move is aimed at enhancing transparency and ...
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