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Arellano Opposes Transit Bailout That Shifts Costs Onto the 37th District

State Senator Li Arellano Jr (R-Dixon) is calling out Gov. Pritzker after signing his burdensome Transit legislation. “This was a Chicago bailout written behind closed doors and passed while Illinoisans were asleep,” Sen. Arellano said. “Pritzker and his democratic allies robbed suburban and downstate families ...
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Dixon Police Report for December 16th

Wesley K. Lane, age 18, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 500 block of West Third Street on December 15th, at 11:28 AM., for an Ogle County Warrant for Failure to Appear. Lane posted bond and was released from custody. Alexander J. Cooter, age 19, ...
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Sterling Police Report for December 16th

Sterling Police responded to a request for assistance from another law enforcement agency on the 700 block of 1st Avenue. During the response, 32-year-old Gregory A. Davis was taken into custody and charged with aggravated battery to a police officer and resisting a peace ...
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McCombie Calls for Constituent Ideas

Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie is calling on constituents to submit bill ideas ahead of the new legislative session starting in January. In her work serving the 89th District, Leader McCombie has prioritized constituent voices.  This work has been especially important to understand questions about ...
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“Remembering the Lost” in Morrison

Spearheaded by Barry Linder, a member of American Legion Post 328 in Morrison, Illinois, wreaths have been installed at the Veterans Park & Memorial to honor our nation’s service members. An additional wreath has been placed at the white cross in front of the ...
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Holiday Light Display @ Centennial Park – Important Weather Update

The weather has not been on our side this year for the horse-drawn wagon rides at the Holiday Light Display @Centennial Park in Rock Falls. Unfortunately, due to inclement weather and out of concern for the safety of ourvolunteers, we have decided to reschedule ...
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A Milestone Celebration: Honoring USAF Tech Sgt Cameron Gilbraith on His 30th Birthday

Today, December 12th, 2025 marks a significant milestone for a remarkable young man and his amazing story. Regional Media Vice President of the Sauk Valley, Jason Gilbraith, along with his wife Erin, would like to honor their son and member of the USAF.  Tech Sgt Cameron Gilbraith is ...
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McCombie Responds to Controversial Assisted Suicide Bill Signing

Today Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation allowing assisted suicide to become law. The legislation, SB 1950, faced significant objections from coroners, medical experts, religious communities, and disability-rights advocates. Throughout debate, concerns were raised about the bill’s lack of guardrails, the exclusion of key stakeholders, and the potential ...
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Holidays with the Symphony

The Clinton Symphony Orchestra returns with its annual “Holidays with the Symphony” concert this Saturday, December 13th, at 7:30 p.m., held in the Durgin Performing Arts Center at Clinton High School. This festive evening, led by conductor Silas Nathaniel Huff, features soprano Heather Petruzelli performing ...
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Fire Safety Comes First This Holiday Season

Fire officials in Illinois are alerting residents to a heightened risk of fires as the holiday season kicks off. Candles, decorative lights, and Christmas trees raise fire hazards this time of year, with a significant number of home fires started by unattended flames or ...
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Tampico to Celebrate and Remember DJ This Sunday

The community of Tampico is coming together this weekend to celebrate the life of Douglas “DJ” Dorathy, nearly two years after a tragic distracted-driving crash claimed the lives of DJ and two friends. Sunday would have marked DJ’s 18th birthday. His mother, Chasity Dorathy, ...
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Senator Chesney on ICE Operations in Illinois

State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) is slamming a new law signed today by Gov. JB Pritzker. The law makes it harder for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and police to do their jobs and easier for criminals and illegals to avoid accountability. “The governor’s decision ...
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