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No Fire at Washington Tower in Kewanee

The Kewanee Fire Department responded to a smoke call from Washington Apartments this afternoon. The building was evacuated and after a search, no fire was found. The cause of the smoke is possibly from an appliance, such as a ...
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Wethersfield High School Receives Academic Excellence Award in 1A Division

Wethersfield High School was announced as a winner in the 1A Division for academic excellence in high school football teams throughout the nation.  Wethersfield High School shares a football team with Annawan High School, the A/W Titans.  According to ...
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The Good News on National Toothache Day with Our Wethersfield Third Graders

Today our Wethersfield Third Graders gave us The Good News about National Toothache Day!
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Save A Lot Round Up Fundraiser Raises More than $2000 for Abilities Plus

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Abilities Plus clients were recently presented with a generous donation amounting to $2,102.70. The donation was made possible through the annual Save-A-Lot Holiday customer round-up fundraiser. A special mention goes to the ...
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Princeton Lions Club to Hold Spaghetti and Chicken Dinner

The Lions Club in Princeton is inviting everyone to shake off the winter chill and join them for a hearty spaghetti and fried chicken dinner, followed by a thrilling live auction event. This charitable gathering will take place at ...
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Friends of the Hennepin Canal Announce Monthly Hike for February

The Friends of the Hennepin Canal invite nature enthusiasts for their monthly Hike the Canal outing, scheduled for Sunday, February 18th. This hike will comprise the stretch from Lock 30 to Lock 32, a scenic 4.6-mile route named 'Bald ...
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Rep Sorensen Praising Legislative Effort to Ban A.I Robo-Calls

In a fresh bid to combat fraudulent robocalls, Federal Communications Commission lands a unanimous vote to outlaw the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in cloning voices. Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17), celebrates the decision, citing the urgency for further protective ...
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Charges Filed After Peoria Police Car Was Struck by a Stray Bullet

In Peoria, on February 8, 2024, 25-year-old Donte A. Wright was charged with Aggravated Discharge of a Firearm and being an Armed Habitual Criminal, following a shooting incident last month. No injuries were reported, but a police car was ...
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IL co-op to develop solar projects for low-income, BIPOC communities

By Lydia Larsen for Inside Climate News. Broadcast version by Mark Richardson for Illinois News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service CollaborationThe Green Energy Justice Cooperative recently placed first, second and fourth in the Illinois Power Agency's ...
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Henry County Jail Administrator Resigns Following Investigation into Off-Duty Misconduct

The administrator of the Henry County Jail resigns following an investigation into allegations of misconduct while off-duty. The Henry County Sheriff’s Office was contacted on January 7, 2024, with allegations regarding off-duty misconduct by jail administrator Jerrico Lessard. The ...
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Monthly “Hike the Hennepin” is on February 18th at 1:30 PM in Milan

The February "Hike the Hennepin" is named after our nation's bird, the "Bald Eagle".  The group organizers hope to get a glimpse of our nation's symbol as they start the hike at the Mississippi River.  The hike is on ...
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Moline Police Announce Arrest in Wednesday Homicide

On February 7th, 2024, the Moline Police Department initiated an investigation into a homicide in the 3600 block of 25th Street. The victim, identified as 43-year-old Victoria Tillotson, was found shot in a parked vehicle at an apartment complex. ...
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