Daily headlines

October 2011

 

 

Monday, Oct. 31:

  • Taylorville man in fatal Sunday morning crash

  • Red Ribbon Week provided positive events

  • Red Ribbon Week at Mount Pulaski Grade School

  • Red Ribbon Week at Jefferson School

  • Habitat blesses 16th house, turns keys over to the Baker family

  • Habitat has 16th house blessing -- album

  • National Honor Society has busy weekend

  • St. Thomas Aquinas celebrates 150 years

  • St. Thomas Aquinas celebrates 150 years -- album

  • Zion Lutheran Church holds double celebration

  • Cumberland Presbyterian hosts annual breakfast

  • Trick or Treat with the Mayor brings good crowd

  • Trick or Treat with the Mayor brings good crowd
         Album 1    Album 2    Album 3    Album 4

  • Meet the Lynx: Quest for a three-peat begins -- album

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

  • Lincoln Fire Department 

  • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • Lynx are men's soccer champions AGAIN

  • LC soccer places players on all-Region 24 team

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 29:

  • Mayor says thanks, but don't quit yet on support for Logan

  • Lincoln man struck, killed by train

  • Russell Smrekar dies at Menard Correctional Center

  • St. John United Church youth to honor veterans Nov. 6

  • Not a good week to be an Illinois governor

  • Quinn wants probe of voting by absent legislators

  • Cards win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7

  • Letter: Surcharge on cellphones

  • Marriages

  • Rural fire and rescue calls

  • Home Country: A psychoanalytic date

  • Zion Lutheran Lady Eagles win in Decatur

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 28:

  • Local leaders, community members, tell COGFA panel why Logan is important

  • Legislative commission rules in favor of 4 state facilities, but Quinn still has say in closings

  • Illinois American Water files rate request

  • Park district hosts Halloween night -- Album 1

  • Park district hosts Halloween night -- Album 2

  • National Honor Society inducts new members at LCHS

  • You're invited to help 'Plant the Town Red'

  • LCHS fall sports tickets on sale

  • All Illinoisans eligible for LIHEAP program can apply beginning Nov. 1

  • Illinois Supreme Court: State money cannot be special

  • Birth: Beau Gatlin Ford

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • AP news

Thursday. Oct. 27:

  • Legislators grill DOC officials; closing Logan makes no sense

  • More than a thousand ask to 'Save Logan' -- album

  • Logan County schools receive all-hazards weather radios

  • West Lincoln-Broadwell students continue to excel

  • Lincoln Bonanza to offer free buffet to military and veterans on Nov. 14

  • Accused Tennessee child abductors turned over to feds

  • Lawmakers move to make sure Blago doesn't get pension checks

  • Lawmakers see consequences from Madigan budget resolution

  • Humane Society, Zion Lutheran School, Alexandra Conley, Mount Pulaski trick-or-treat hours, Lincoln Farmer's Market and WLB honor roll make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lynx advance to region final

  • LC volleyball defeats Carl Sandburg

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 26:

  • Local leaders disappointed with governor's no-show at meeting

  • Snyder and Maniscalco discuss meeting with governor's aides

  • Agenda for this evening's COGFA hearing

  • City Briefs: Utilities, downtown parking and more make agenda

  • Lynx coach Whiteman: With hard work, another great season is possible

  • Zion Lutheran Church to celebrate double milestone Sunday

  • Closings begin for William Cellini trial

  • Lawmakers move to pay regional superintendents

  • Bad day for Quinn on electricity, union contracts

  • Last yard notes before winter
    By John Fulton

  • Births:

    • Atticus Liam Beatty

    • Joshua Robert Brown

    • Curtis Duane Ketcham

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Training in the domestic arts

  • LCU volleyball finishes 2-2 at Millikin tournament

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 25:

  • Breaking News: Local leaders disappointed with governor's no-show at meeting

  • Development partnership and chamber encourage everyone to attend the COGFA hearing Wednesday

  • U of I Extension offers community garden telenet Nov. 1

  • Christian Village Fall Festival this Saturday

  • Mason City's Blessman makes state's Senior Hall of Fame

  • Red Ribbon Week is a good time to unite

  • Guitar band plays at St. John Lutheran Church

  • Ill. lawmakers gear up for busy fall veto session

  • Ill. Senate starts push on power bill override

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for November

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 24:

  • Breaking news: Governor to meet with local officials Tuesday regarding Logan

  • Eaton celebrates 100-year heritage

  • Red Ribbon Week begins at LJHS with kickoff assembly

  • Red Ribbon Week begins at LJHS with kickoff assembly -- album

  • Logan County students advance to state speech competition

  • Harvest of Talents brings in $91,588.89
                   Album 1     Album 2     Album 3

  • Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski welcomes fall with family festival

  • Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski welcomes fall with family festival -- album

  • Tales from Christian Village: Doc Henderson

  • Ill. social services wait as Dem lawyer gets $285K

  • Late payments cost Illinois millions in interest

  • Lobbyists qualify for pensions after 1 day subbing

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • Lincoln College women's soccer closes out season

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 22:

  • ETS board considers document of support for cellphone surcharge

  • Half of Illinois high schoolers not reading at grade level

  • Few signs of movement on paying Ill. overdue bills

  • Cellini closing arguments set for Tuesday

  • Marriages

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • Home Country: By way of introduction

  • Railers fall to SHG 49-6

  • LC soccer in semifinal of Region 24 tournament

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 21:

  • Alexander Lumber and Hundman Lumber merge
    Woodlawn store to be new home for combined lumberyard under Alexander name

  • Schock visits Scully Building
    Congressman introduces plans for increase in historic preservation incentives

  • Congressman Schock visits Scully Building -- album

  • College Night at LCHS offers options and answers

  • Railers fall to SHG 49-6 -- in Sports

  • National slowdown impacts Illinois' economy: Rate ticks to 10 pct

  • Upcoming public meetings on study of high-speed rail from Chicago to St. Louis

  • Ill. lawmakers hope to aid financial exchanges with tax reductions

  • Illinois often pays those with clout earlier

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Red Lions defeat Red Devils

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 20:

  • Local groups seek meeting with governor regarding Logan closure

  • Cause of LC student's death still undetermined

  • LCHS board rules on cellphone usage

  • Zion Lutheran in Mount Pulaski takes a leap of faith

  • Volunteers ready for a Harvest of Talents -- album

  • ALMH's 1st 5K attracts 76 participants

  • Illinois American Water to conduct annual water main and hydrant flushing

  • New board takes over troubled College Illinois program

  • Letters:

    • Mother and daughter want Dr. Kottemann back

    • Give Dr. Kottemann his position back

  • Births:

    • Brayden Matthew Haseley

    • Hunter Howard Wayne Roberts

  • Police reports

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 19:

  • LC student dies

  • ALMH Auxiliary celebrates Pink Shutter's 50th anniversary

  • Chamber asks for county businesses to become involved in prison closure hearing

  • Mount Pulaski man found dead at home

  • Medical director responds to community's reactions to Dr.'s leave of absence
    FMC must maintain confidentiality; continues to offer high-quality patient care

  • Trick or Treat with the Mayor set for Oct. 29

  • Code enforcement and building activity for 3rd quarter

  • Lincoln Fire Department FAQ

  • House fire on Gavin Street

  • Ill. universities cope with chronic late payments

  • Schools looking for more money next year

  • Lawmakers: Quinn's gambling plan won't pass

  • Letter: Let Dr. Kottemann get back to patients

  • Ben Tire/Neal Tire hosting food drive to help fill local pantries
    All 28 locations to serve as collection sites

  • Taking care of perennials
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: It was so worth it

  • WLB Lady Wolverine basketball update

  • LC volleyball defeats Millikin JV

  • Lincoln College volleyball places 3 on all-conference team

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 18:

  • Snyder attempts to quell concerns regarding prison annexation

  • Medical director responds to community's reactions to Dr.'s leave of absence
    FMC must maintain confidentiality; continues to offer high-quality patient care

  • Lincoln Theater to be on city Christmas ornament

  • Mount Pulaski Rotary to celebrate 75th birthday

  • Lady Railers host Volley for the Cure tonight

  • Cash flows ahead of likely vote on smart grid

  • Unseasonably dry and warm conditions kick off October in the Midwest

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • LCU volleyball competes in LLCC tournament

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 17:

  • Fire department seeks photos or videos of Delavan Street fire

  • Habitat house blessing Oct. 30

  • Tailgating for our Community has solid kickoff

  • St. John Germanfest has great day -- album

  • Hartsburg-Emden has busy day

  • Hartsburg-Emden has busy day -- album

  • Deadbeat state: Ill. owes billions in unpaid bills

  • Quinn: Paying state bills would boost Ill. economy

  • Letters:

    • Would like to see gifted land put to best use, developed

    • Thankful for the quality care provided by Dr. Kottemann

    • Supports Dr. Kottemann

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • Flu facts

  • Brian Lynn has quite a season

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 15:

  • New health park discussions begin

  • Tenn. couple accused of kidnapping a minor, charged with 2 counts

  • Bridge construction completed near Middletown

  • Railers lose heartbreaker in OT, 13-12

  • Defense attorneys at Cellini trial begin cross-examining Stuart Levine

  • LaHood says many GOP lawmakers do-nothings

  • Letters:

    • Lincoln College President Jon Astroth announces reduction in tuition

    • Asks Dr. Kottemann be reinstated

  • Supports Dr. Kottemann

  • Marriages

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Home Country: Bert, the brain

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 14:

  • Breaking news: Couple accused of kidnapping a minor, charged with 2 counts

  • Sea of red marches for Logan Correctional

  • Sea of red marches for Logan Correctional -- Album 1

  • Sea of red marches for Logan Correctional -- Album 2

  • Woods Foundation and community put Oasis members back on the road

  • Scully Building in Lincoln to receive preservation award

  • United Way of Logan County kicks off campaign Saturday

  • Home fire Thursday evening

  • Railers look for win on Senior Night

  • Cellini heard on wiretaps in shakedown trial

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • LCU falls to Blackburn College in women and men's soccer

  • Railers look for win on Senior Night

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 13:

  • Lincoln College to cut fall 2012 tuition by 20 pct

  • Reminder: March and rally today to 'Save Logan Correctional Center'

  • Reminder: Public meeting to discuss new health park tonight

  • Kane Blaum named as Community Action Employee of the Quarter

  • Madigan to block end to legislative scholarships

  • Illinois law and safety code for haunted houses

  • Illinois taxpayers kick in $400 million for teachers' pensions

  • Lawmakers look for pension loophole fix

  • Prosecution's star witness to continue testimony at Cellini trial

  • Letters:

    • Reminder: Community march scheduled: Save Logan Correctional Center

    • Unhappy with doctor management by medical center's administration

    • Supports Dr. Kottemann
      Response to Oct 7 letter: Longtime family doctor made not available

  • Birth: Henry Brandon Musick

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC volleyball defeats Greenville JV

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 12:

  • Statement from Family Medical Center: Dr. Kottemann on paid leave of absence

  • City Briefs: Sewer collections and leaves top agenda

  • City announces leaf pickup schedule

  • What's new at the Harvest of Talents this year?

  • New Holland firemen cook for cruise-in

  • New Holland firemen cook for cruise-in -- album

  • ALHF selling commemorative bricks

  • 'Parenting Like a Pro' -- a free seminar for parents

  • Area students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa at Lincoln College

  • Public invited to 'World Series of Trivia' on Oct. 21

  • Zumbathon Saturday

  • Illinois adds jobs, but unemployment rolls continue to grow

  • Cellini criticized Blagojevich insiders

  • Sustainable landscaping, fish sale, Hartem carnival and Elizabeth Ford make Close Up

  • Letters:

    • Reminder: Community march scheduled: Save Logan Correctional Center

    • If Dr. Kottemann goes, so will they

  • Winter predictors and fall leaf management
    By John Fulton

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Small world

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Split N Gutter League

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 11:

  • Mayor urges residents to 'write and rally' for Logan Correctional Center

  • ALMH and MPS welcome Dr. Christopher Rivera to Lincoln

  • Carroll Catholic hosts annual fall festival

  • Carroll Catholic hosts annual fall festival -- album

  • Vehicular accident aftermath burns acreage

  • Kickapoo Park shows fall splendor -- album

  • Jaycees set dates and hours for haunted house

  • Mount Pulaski water main flushing and leaf vacuum dates

  • Letter: Local physician recognizes value compounding pharmacist Bruce Stacy brings to community

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCU volleyball competes with NCAA Division III teams

  • Lynx soccer winning streak ends

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 10:

  • CEL teachers, students receive special awards, gift cards from Walmart

  • Hartem FFA collects for Lincoln/Logan Food Pantry

  • 4-H Find Out Party Saturday

  • Chris Williams returns to Open Table Concert Series Oct. 27

  • ACT of Lincoln cleans up Heritage House

  • Local Head Start leaders gather in Washington, DC

  • Double-dipping in the teachers' pension system

  • Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Marriages, civil union

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • LC volleyball results at Godfrey triangular

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 8:

  • Benz and Harris brothers cases granted continuances to December

  • Shoe Sensation store coming to Lincoln

  • Long John Silver's building getting a new look and a new tenant

  • Leadership Academy requests community's help

  • Springfield's speed too much for Railers

  • Youth offer drive-thru service for Germanfest Oct. 15

  • Fire dept. offers free program for senior citizens

  • A cool September in Illinois

  • Home Country: Woman trouble times 2

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Friday, Oct. 7:

  • Fire dept. announces poster winners

  • Firefighters promote Fire Prevention Month at Jefferson School

  • Railers ready for Springfield matchup

  • Defense tries to distance Cellini from Blagojevich

  • Quinn urges lawmakers to uphold his veto on utility increases

  • Letter: Longtime family doctor made not available

  • Library notes

  • Lincoln College soccer back-to-back Region 24 champions

  • AP news

Thursday, Oct. 6:

  • Anytime Fitness to open Oct. 15

  • Best Western Plus ribbon-cut Oct. 12

  • Lincoln FFA hosts leadership training

  • Gail's Pumpkin Patch hits busy season -- album

  • Friendship Manor on 'chain saw cutting edge' -- album

  • Jeff Neal October Employee of the Month at ALMH

  • Quinn: Illinois economy not as bad as 'complainers' say

  • Prosecutor: Cellini trial about 'abuse of power'

  • New Holland, Farm Credit and Pork Producers, LCHS College Night, Katherine Johnson, and history of Lincoln Lakes make Close Up

  • Letter: Community march scheduled: Save Logan Correctional Center

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • LC's men's soccer team back in NJCAA polls

  • LCU volleyball triumphs over Monmouth

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Wednesday, Oct. 5:

  • Ameren cites EPA rules in closure of 2 Ill. plants

  • 4-H clubs make window displays

  • 'The Scully Family -- Farming the Prairie' Nov. 4

  • Chamber board to begin process to fill vacancies for 2012

  • Pay still in question for Illinois regional superintendents

  • Frost, peonies, raspberries
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'The Smoky Corridor'

  • Laura on Life: Good thing he's cute

  • LC men's soccer defeats Parkland 2-0

  • LC volleyball defeats Millikin JV in straight sets

  • AP news

Tuesday, Oct. 4:

  • City Briefs: 'Save Logan,' lessons learned at municipal league meetings and more

  • 'Save Logan Correctional Center' march Oct. 13

  • Lincoln man indicted by feds for fraud in grain elevator operations

  • Arbitrator rejects Quinn's layoff, closure plan

  • Parents worry about future of College Illinois

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LCU weekend volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Oct. 3:

  • Breaking news: Arbitrator rejects Quinn's layoff, closure plan

  • Chester-East Lincoln walks for the health of it

  • Chester-East Lincoln Wellness Walk -- album

  • Classic and antique autos highlight Save The Mill

  • Save The Mill Cruise-In -- album

  • Teachers learn about clouds, iPads and apps

  • 1st Logan County 4-H Shooting Sports event held -- album

  • Letter: Community Action thanks Together for Lincoln

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • LC volleyball results

  • AP news

Saturday, Oct. 1:

  • Homecoming parade in pictures:
         Album 1   Album 2   Album 3   Album 4

  • Coroner Robert Thomas to run again

  • Brooks receives further training as deputy coroner

  • Quick start by Chatham topples Railers

  • 'Pope' of Illinois politics accused of corruption in last trial from Blagojevich investigation

  • Letter: A grateful teacher

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Home Country: Courtship planning: It takes a village

  • AP news

 

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