Daily headlines

July 2010

 

 

Saturday, July 31:

Friday, July 30:

Thursday, July 29:

  • Building and safety officer reports on progress in the city

  • The new world of books is thriving in Logan County

  • Jurors begin deliberations as Blagojevich looks to God

  • Lawmakers talk merging youth agencies

  • AG Madigan heralds newly strengthened False Claims Act

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Wednesday, July 28:

  • City Briefs:

    • Council debates controls for department spending

    • More downtown parking, sweeps at the fairgrounds, downtown streetscape project and more

  • Heat advisory in effect with the possibility of severe storms later today

  • Water shut-off prevention assistance available to residents

  • Blago case goes to jury as defense lawyer says client 'just yakking'

  • Big guns jump on board Giannoulias campaign

  • Public worker info veto draws praise, ire

  • Sticky sap, fall defoliators, fair time
    By John Fulton

  • Book Look: '10 Make-or-Break Career Moments'

  • Laura on Life: The laws of nature

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Tuesday, July 27:

  • Charlotte Bland ALMH Nurse of the Year

  • LCU named a '2010 Great College to Work For'

  • 2010 fair queen contestants

  • 2010 Little Miss Logan County contestants

    • Page 1

    • Page 2

  • Chili cook-off looking for master chefs

  • Blagojevich attorney says he's willing to go to jail for client

  • Senate special election beginning to take shape

  • United Way and IGA, Education Task Force breakfast, 4-H Cloverbud Camp registration, Humane Society, and bags toss at the fair in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, July 26:

  • Feds appropriate $2,000,000 for road construction at new hospital

  • Personality of the Week
    Dan Dugan: a lifetime of teaching the martial arts

  • Yoshukai Karate demonstration at First United Methodist -- Album 1

  • Yoshukai Karate demonstration at First United Methodist -- Album 2

  • First United Methodist Kid's Club fundraiser

  • At 20th anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act, further laws are being proposed

  • Closing arguments to start in Blagojevich trial

  • This day in history

  • Recalls announced

  • Logan County FSA newsletter

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, July 24:

  • State's attorney files multiple charges against Lincoln youths

  • Lincoln Corn Maze now open

  • Police: Lincoln's Night Out Aug. 11

  • Bomke: State's poor credit rating costs taxpayers $8 million more in interest

  • Appeals court: Illinois must hire Obama's replacement

  • Reformer hopeful about new task force

  • Letter: Good Samaritans catch and return flying money

  • Marriages 

  • Dissolutions

  • Laura on Life: A change of life

  • Home Country: Out of the nest, into the spout

  • Rachel England of Maroa-Forsyth signs with Lincoln College softball

  • AP news

Friday, July 23:

  • Opening of District 27 schools Aug. 20

  • Senior Resource Fair draws crowd -- album

  • ATOD pool party -- album

  • Crime Stoppers: Police search for Lincoln man

  • Scorching temps, dangerous heat indexes today through weekend

  • Aide to new U of I president defends $195K salary

  • Quinn's office: No Medicaid boost equals cuts

  • Is Quinn mixing bill signings with campaigning?

  • Mount Pulaski history books, state 4-H dairy judging, Young Rodeo state finals, state fair deadlines and Lincoln soccer in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Senior Legion stays alive in tournament

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Thursday, July 22:

  • Important dates and times for 2010-2011 LCHS students

  • Tourism funds requests must be in by Aug. 20

  • First Presbyterian packs the house -- album

  • Little Listeners Lapsit Story Time -- album

  • Logan County Board passes new dog and cat nuisance ordinance

  • County briefs: Soldier statue and new squad cars to go on order

  • Blagojevich doesn't testify, closing arguments set for Monday

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for August

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, July 21:

  • Breaking news: 2 arrested on multiple burglary charges

  • Logan County Board passes new dog and cat nuisance ordinance

  • County briefs: Soldier statue and new squad cars to go on order

  • Blagojevich doesn't take stand as his defense rests

  • Blagojevich apparently gets spooked, not expected to testify

  • Quinn announces construction to begin on Chicago-to-St. Louis high-speed rail route

  • Quinn, Brady cash dash unique

  • Donors consider where their money goes

  • New law raises penalty for aggravated assault on a police officer

  • Grub control, syrphid flies
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Dog days of summer

  • AP news

Tuesday, July 20:

  • City briefs: firefighters' promotions, money from state, no sweeps for free and more

  • Firefighters sworn in to new ranks of service

  • ALMH Woods Café will recognize $200,000 gift

  • Lights, cameras, action on the square -- album

  • Blagojevich's brother Robert takes stand

  • Purple Heart motorcycle license plates to become available under new law

  • Quinn, Simon raise $5.1 million in election bid

  • Quinn inks welcomed gun law

  • This day in history

  • Keep an eye on the weather through Thursday

  • Baseball tryouts, funds for senior citizen groups, Farm Bureau Women's Committee, blood drive, resources for seniors and dog wash in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, July 19:

  • Emden Homecoming marks 63rd year

  • Emden Homecoming marks 63 years -- album

  • 500 visit Castle Manor's open house

  • Habitat hands over keys to home -- album

  • Quinn signs legislation to protect seniors from financial exploitation

  • Keep an eye on the weather today through Thursday

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Senior Legion team takes district title

  • AP news

Saturday, July 17:

  • COPS comes through Logan County -- album

  • Ales for Tails draws 150 supporters -- album

  • Subcommittee committed to bronze for Civil War soldier statue

  • Local bike trail planning pedaling forward

  • Quinn reacts to pay raise controversy, orders more time off

  • Illinois Senate week in review

  • Marriages 

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: Feeding baby birds

  • Home Country: The case of the disappearing newspapers

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Friday, July 16:

  • Subcommittee committed to bronze for Civil War soldier statue

  • Old Union Cemetery restoration allows past veterans to be recognized and honored

  • Old Union Cemetery restoration work -- album

  • Habitat honors 2009 and 2010 supporters
    3 recipients honored for their contributions

  • Regions Bank hands keys to Habitat -- album

  • The Blagojevich brothers: on trial together yet apart

  • Illinois June unemployment rate down, private jobs up

  • Teeming war chests highlight tight congressional races

  • District 27 pre-K screening, St. John UCC, Hudson's Talk of the Town, Lincoln soccer club and Ales for Tales in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Senior Legion wins 1st game in district tourney

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Thursday, July 15:

  • NWS issues heat advisory and severe thunderstorm watch

  • Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival announces festival parade

  • First Presbyterian Church uses BBQ profits to help those in need

  • Ama Wyles is ALMH July Employee of the Month

  • Road construction near Elkhart to begin Monday

  • Political observers anticipate Blagojevich taking stand in defense

  • ISWS climate models estimate future extreme heat waves

  • Education union backs Quinn

  • NWS issues heat advisory and severe thunderstorm watch

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Wednesday, July 14:

  • City briefs:

    • City debates holding costs down

    • Sewer requirements for new homeowners, unwanted semi traffic on Kankakee Street

  • Business Spotlight: Roger Matson and Action Rentals and Sales
    Part 3 of 3

  • Prosecution rests in Blagojevich trial as defense gets extra week

  • Quinn: Limit politics in primaries

  • A fish tale: State to team with business to sell Asian carp overseas

  • Illinois Lottery sales post best year

  • Master Gardener training, tree and tomato diseases, and foundation sprays
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Little Boat'

  • Laura on Life: My cup floweth

  • AP news

Tuesday, July 13:

  • Logan County Board of Health briefs: Programs stay in spite of state funding delays; and more

  • Regions Bank providing Habitat for Humanity with keys to Woodlawn location

  • Education Task Force to hold informational breakfast July 29

  • Business Spotlight: Roger Matson and Action Rentals and Sales
    Part 2 of 3

  • Blagojevich defense asks for time for anonymous witness needing Secret Service

  • Genealogical group, park district, YMCA and Ann Miller in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, July 12:

  • Final summer band concert draws large crowd at Latham Park -- album

  • Business Spotlight: Roger Matson and Action Rentals and Sales
    Part 1 of 3

  • 4-H Food and Nutrition Show results

  • 4-H Home and Family Show results

  • Quinn signs law joining candidates at top of ticket

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • AP news

Saturday, July 10:

  • Lincoln begins E-Pay for residents

  • Subcommittee to take revote on Civil War soldier statue

  • Illinois Senate week in review

  • Gov turns eye toward prisons budget

  • New law guarantees right to independent review of denied health insurance claims

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Laura on Life: Junk deal

  • Home Country: Thoughts as the flag goes by

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Friday, July 9:

  • Subcommittee to take revote on Civil War soldier statue

  • Magical day at the library -- album

  • Potential $1 million contribution reversed Blago's dislike of Jackson Jr.

  • Dem lawmakers split on Quinn raises

  • MAP denials to near 55,000 eligible students through July 1

  • State fair Mega Pass discount deadline Saturday

  • Original Farmers' Market, Devin Pegram, Jake Lessen Memorial Golf Outing, glass recycling, cosmic bowling and the Lincoln Area Summer Band all in Close Up

  • Engagement: Cross-Sheley

  • Food inspection scores

  • Police reports

  • Crime Stoppers: Damage in Lincoln Elks area

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • Lincoln Heat 12U results

  • AP news

Thursday, July 8:

  • 17 Lincoln College athletes on all-academic team

  • Music video production a fun day for youth

  • Cooling assistance from Community Action begins July 19

  • Seniors can obtain free coupons for farmers markets

  • New report is more bad news on Illinois finances

  • Trial: Jackson Jr. knew money was offered for Senate seat

  • Quinn inks back-to-school tax break

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, July 7:

  • City briefs: filming downtown, bids accepted, increase in ordinance violation fees and more

  • Community Action weatherizes 220 homes in past year

  • Adam Cheatham to compete in Special Olympics USA National Games

  • Logan GOP to host family barbecue for Bill Brady

  • Cupcakes with the fair queen this week

  • FBI: Blago equated politics with fundraising

  • Quinn defends staff raises, defers on borrowing

  • Letter: Cleaning bills for the county

  • Green June bugs, cicada killer wasps and lawn rust
    By John Fulton

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: 'Writing Picture Books'

  • Laura on Life: Going hunting

  • AP news

Tuesday, July 6:

  • Curry's Weiners open for business

  • Lincoln woman identified in fatal accident

  • Tried together, Blagojevich brothers often apart

  • Gov. Quinn signs bicycle safety bill

  • Quinn signs election laws on Fourth of July

  • Red Cross blood drive, cruise-in at Culver's, Moriearty open house, Draw 4 Carroll, Lincoln Public Library, YMCA Golf Clinic and fun at the park district in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, July 5:

  • Neighbors knowing neighbors: Starkey Acres a role model for community

  • Starkey Acres Fourth of July parade -- album

  • Starkey Acres residents celebrate neighbor's citizenship

  • Njeri Bere leads Starkey Acres parade -- album

  • Fourth of July Children's Parade -- Album 1

  • Fourth of July Children's Parade -- Album 2

  • Fourth of July Children's Parade -- Album 3

  • Annual water fight at park district -- Album 1

  • Annual water fight at park district -- Album 2

  • Heavy rains and fireworks create optical illusions

  • State police say 5 headquarters will remain open

  • Recalls announced

  • Senior Legion scores

  • AP news

Saturday, July 3:

  • Fatal crash in county claims life of Lincoln woman

  • Around the town -- in pictures

  • Illinois law enforcement out in force this July 4 weekend

  • Tips for a safe and healthy holiday weekend

  • Volunteers needed at Illinois State Fair

  • Medicaid changes precede Quinn's budget

  • Asian carp on Great Lakes' doorstep

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: Loops and dips

  • Home Country: What's-her-name has a secret

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: LDN on hand to close down Rosenblatt Stadium at the College World Series

  • AP news

Friday, July 2:

  • Personality of the Week
    From maintenance to administrator: Mike Eads of St. Clara's Manor

  • Agricultural education's future at stake following ISBE budget reduction
    Board moves to eliminate $3 million line item that generates returns for Illinois

  • FSA seeks nominations for county committee

  • Quinn inks budget package into law

  • Lawmakers: Concerns, no surprises in Quinn budget

  • Testimony: Rezko gave checks to Patti Blagojevich during hard times

  • Safe rides offered over holiday weekend

  • Health and safety precautions during local flooding

  • 2nd-wettest June on record for Illinois

  • Lincoln Youth Football, YMCA activities, Ashlee Orme, Immanuel Lutheran Church 4th activities, and arts and crafts guild in Close Up

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Thursday, July 1:

  • City briefs 1: EMA grant, fireworks caution, brick streets and more

  • City briefs 2: personal computer use and travel expenses

  • Habitat to rehab home on North Adams

  • Business Spotlight: Lincoln Daily News
    Part 3 of series

  • Monthly glass recycling July 10

  • Plenty of fear ahead of Quinn budget announcement

  • Angry Blagojevich heard on tapes

  • Monthly glass recycling July 10

  • July schedule change for HOPE Mobile

  • Senior Legion wins in 9th

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

 

 

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