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Stock The Squad a Huge Success

The Sterling Police Department invited the community to support Rock River Hospice and Home by donating essential items. Contributions such as hygiene products, bottled water, coffee K-cups, saran wrap, paper goods, plastic silverware, and monetary gifts were all welcomed.  Drop off donations were in ...
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Rep. Fritts Hosts Winter Clothes Drive

 State Representative Brad Fritts (R-Dixon) and Regional Office of Education #47 are co-hosting an upcoming winter clothes drive for local students and families in need. The drive will run from November 1st through November 16th. Accepted items include NEW gloves, hats, jackets, coats, scarves, ...
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Sterling Police Report

Sterling Police have issued multiple traffic citations across the city this week. Authorities report Joseph Starbuck, Richard Sotelo, and Jenna Fotopoulos were cited for violations related to vehicle registration and lack of insurance. Meanwhile, David Hollis and Carrie Last each received a notice to ...
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Dixon Police Report

Trevor R. King, age 33, of Dixon, Illinois, was arrested in the 600 block of South Galena Avenue on October 23rd,  at 12:37 AM., for Retail Theft and a LaSalle County Warrant for Failure to Appear. King was processed and taken to Lee County Jail.Cesar ...
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McCombie: Accountability Commission is Another Taxpayer-Funded Political Stunt

In response to the Governor’s latest Executive Order creating the Illinois Accountability Commission, Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie issued the following statement: “Governor Pritzker’s so-called Accountability Commission is just another taxpayer-funded political stunt. He claims he wants immigration reform, but his own open-border policies ...
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A Look Back at Dixon Police History

The Dixon Police Department’s fascinating journey from horseback patrols to high-speed cruiser units will be explored in a public event hosted by the Lee County Historical and Genealogical Society. From its earliest days, when officers kept order on dusty streets, to today’s advanced technologies ...
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Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office is Ready for Halloween

Whiteside County Sheriff’s Office today urged motorists to commit to sober driving, buckling up, and following traffic laws this Halloween, as children and their families haunt their neighborhoods after dark for candy and spooky fun. If you're planning to partake in Halloween festivities, make ...
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Spring More a Reality for Sterling Multi Use Park

Sterling’s Northwestern Steel and Wire Park will remain behind schedule, as city officials now anticipate a full opening no earlier than spring. Delays have mounted due to extended masonry work and outstanding utility installations. The main hurdle involves Stratus Networks’ incomplete fiber optic installation, ...
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Twice The Tricks and Treats

The City of Macomb announced today that THURSDAY October 30th and FRIDAY October 31st have been designated as the dates for City-wide door-to-door Trick or Treating. The hours have been set for 6:00PM to 830PM, both evenings.Residents wishing to participate should have their exterior ...
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Senator Arellano to Host Veterans Appreciation Program and Expo

State Senator Li Arellano Jr (R-Dixon) is inviting veterans and their families from across the 37th District to join him for a special event honoring their service and dedication.The event will feature remarks from Terry Prince, Director of the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs.“We ...
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The Spoon River College Office of Community Outreach is excited to offer a course called West-Central Illinois’ Leadership Legacy in Civil Rights on Tuesday, November 11th, from 6:00-8:00pm.Two men from central Illinois were integral to the passage of the landmark Civil Rights Act of ...
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Schuyler County Sheriff Report

Schuyler Co Sheriff Bill Redshaw reports the following activity in Schuyler Co for the week of Oct 10-Oct 20Oct 10 Hope Cox of Rushville was cited for Driving While License Revoked & Operating an Uninsured VehicleOct 11 James Adams of Rushville was cited for Obstructing a ...
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