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Wethersfield Students Shine in VFW Patriot’s Pen Youth Essay Contest

In a distinguished display of young talent and civic engagement, two 8th graders from Wethersfield Junior High have excelled in the District 8 Patriot’s Pen Youth Essay competition. Sydney Paxton claimed third place with her insightful essay on the ...
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Unveiling the Hidden Threats of ATM Fraud Protecting Yourself from Skimming and Shimming

In Geneseo, authorities are urging vigilance after a recent arrest linked to ATM skimming, a tactic where criminals steal bank card information using concealed devices. This method involves a skimmer installed over the card slot, capturing card data during ...
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Fire Departments Battle Intense Fire in Frozen Temperatures in Walnut Monday

In a massive firefighting effort that stretched into the frigid evening on January 20, 2025, multiple fire departments responded to a severe chimney fire at a residence in Walnut. The incident escalated quickly, prompting Walnut Fire Chief Robert Miller ...
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Toulon Residents Urged to Conserve Water During Upcoming Water System Upgrade

Toulon's water management system is scheduled for a shutdown on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at 8:00 PM. The city will temporarily shut down the water system to install new pumps to enhance the city's water services. Officials are urging ...
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Stay Safe This Winter with Essential Carbon Monoxide and Heating Tips

The Illinois State Fire Marshal's Office is stressing the importance of carbon monoxide safety and proper heating practices this winter. Residents are encouraged to have their heating systems inspected, change furnace filters regularly, and ensure smoke and carbon monoxide ...
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Unleash Creativity at the Princeton “Junk Journal” Workshop for Youth

The University of Illinois Extension is set to host a Junk Journal Workshop in Princeton, offering a creative outlet for youth. This free hybrid event, scheduled for February 17, encourages participants to craft unique journals from everyday materials, exploring ...
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Bishop Hill Associations Annual Members Meeting on February 1, 2025

The Bishop Hill Heritage Association will hold its annual meeting on February 1, 2025, at 11 AM, at the Steeple Building Museum on North Bishop Hill Street. The agenda includes elections, a 2024 review, and 2025 event plans. This ...
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Empowering Future Farmers with Henry County Farm Bureau New Scholarship Initiative

The Henry County Farm Bureau Young Leaders have introduced a new scholarship for local 4-H and FFA members. The program aims to financially support Henry County youth in agricultural projects, with potential awards of up to $300. Eligible participants ...
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Unlock Your Future with Free GED and ESL Classes at Black Hawk College

The opportunity to enhance education is knocking at Black Hawk College, with no-cost Adult Education GED® and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes available for qualifying students. Classes are held at the Community Education Center in Kewanee, offering ...
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Knox County Warming Centers and Safety Tips Amid Arctic Temperatures

As the National Weather Service predicts dangerously low temperatures and wind chills reaching as much as 20 degrees below zero in our region, local authorities have set up multiple warming centers to offer refuge. Locations include the Knox County ...
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ATM Skimming Ring Uncovered in Geneseo Spurs Multi-State Investigation

Authorities have apprehended three individuals connected to the recent discovery of a skimming device at an ATM in Farmers National Bank, Geneseo. On January 18, 2025, staff at the Farmers National Bank on Rouse 6 in Geneseo discovered a ...
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Beware the Chill Staying Safe from Frostbite and Hypothermia This Winter

As temperatures plunge below freezing, the Henry and Stark County Health Departments are highlighting the dangers of frostbite and hypothermia. In severe cold temperatures, exposed skin can suffer frostbite within minutes, potentially leading to tissue damage and even amputation. ...
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