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Monarch Youth Center Opens in Lincoln Advancing Rehabilitation and Community Growth

The Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice has inaugurated the Monarch Youth Center in Lincoln, marking a significant step forward in youth rehabilitation. The facility accommodates up to 30 residents and provides comprehensive services, including educational programs, mental health support, and vocational training aimed at ...
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Illinois Awards Over 40 Million to Improve Drinking Water Safety in Small Communities

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has allocated more than $40 million to assist small and disadvantaged communities in tackling contaminants found in drinking water supplies. The funding focuses on the removal of PFAS chemicals and manganese, substances that pose health risks. Communities receiving the ...
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Illinois Celebrates 60 Years of Lifesaving Newborn Screening Program

The Illinois Department of Public Health is commemorating six decades of newborn screening, a program that now covers over 50 conditions. More than 100,000 newborns in Illinois undergo this essential testing each year. The initiative’s early detection efforts help ensure infants receive crucial diagnoses ...
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Princeton High School Cross Country Results from The Ottawa Nautical Relays

Pair racing took center stage as area cross-country teams competed in a unique 2.25-mile format, with the top three pairs contributing to each team's score. Ottawa dominated the boys’ competition with a low 17 points, while Princeton’s boys finished 7th. Augustus and Allister Swanson ...
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House Majority PAC spokesperson Katarina Flicker Issued Statement Regarding Epstein Files

Washington, D.C. – In response to new reporting that the White House is pushing House Republicans not to sign on to the bipartisan discharge petition that would force a vote on releasing the Epstein files, House Majority PAC spokesperson Katarina Flicker released the following statement:“House ...
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Illinois Launches Grant Program to Revitalize Abandoned Cemeteries

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has launched a new initiative to help restore abandoned and neglected cemeteries across the state. Ten annual grants, each valued at up to $20,000, will be awarded to local governments and not-for-profit organizations dedicated to cemetery ...
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League of Women Voters Condemns National Guard Threat to Chicago

CHICAGO AND WASHINGTON, DC — The League of Women Voters of Chicago, the League of Women Voters of Illinois, and the League of Women Voters of the US issued the following joint statement in response to the threat of deployment of National Guard troops ...
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Illinois Sheriffs’ Association Awards $58,000 in Scholarships to 114 Students

The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association is awarding college scholarships to 114 students for the 2025 to 2026 academic year. More than $58,000 will be distributed to support these recipients as they attend accredited institutions across the state. Since its inception in 1979, the program has ...
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Barbara Hilton Inspires Future Space Explorers at IVCC with NASA Insights

Granville’s own Barbara Hilton returned to Illinois Valley Community College with an out-of-this-world perspective. Now a NASA program executive, Hilton captivated audiences as she spoke about her journey from a local student to leading roles within America’s space agency. She shared stories from her ...
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Johnson-Sauk Trail State Recreation Area Closed to Dove Hunting in 2025

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has stated that the Johnson-Sauk Trail State Recreation Area in Henry County will not be open to dove hunting for the 2025 season. While this popular site will be closed to hunters next year, other state-managed locations continue ...
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Bureau County Sheriff Report 08-28-2025

Time: 08/21/2025 - 14:49 Case: BCSD:25-008175 Location: 18731 1900 N AVE PRINCETON IL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT-PROPERTY DAMAGE Attending Units: BCSD:BU23,BCSD:BU15 DRIVER OF UNIT 1 - Name: FREEMAN, MICHAEL, K Sex: M Age: 63 Residing At: PRINCETON IL DRIVER OF UNIT 2 - Name: CONNOR, ALEXIS, L Sex: F Age: 26 Residing At: PRINCETON IL Time: 08/21/2025 ...
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Retired Teachers to Gather for Insightful Meeting at Princeton Library on September 17, 2025

Retired educators in Bureau County are invited to gather at the Princeton Public Library on Wednesday, September 17th, starting at noon, for the next Bureau County Retired Teachers Association meeting. The event kicks off with a catered luncheon from Park Tavern, featuring chicken casserole ...
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