Daily headlines

June 2010

 

 

Wednesday, June 30:

Tuesday, June 29:

Monday, June 28:

  • What if Abe hadn't been assassinated?
    Local Lincoln historian extrapolates political agendas and social issues

  • Business Spotlight: Computer Consulting Associates celebrates 25 years

  • Pro wrestlers return to Mount Pulaski

  • Pro wrestlers return to Mount Pulaski -- album

  • Quinn leaves many social programs up in the air

  • Quinn signs anti-bullying legislation

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, June 26:

  • Together for Lincoln 2010 scheduled for Sept. 26

  • Seth Goodman joins Main Street board

  • Brady: Ill. minimum wage should match federal

  • Illinois Senate week in review

  • Questions continue about STAR bonds creating jobs or just moving them

  • Letter: Thank you to businesses supporting economic development in Logan County

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • YMCA notes

  • Laura on Life: Bombs bursting in air

  • Home Country: Here it comes

  • AP news

Friday, June 25:

  • New Illinois law legalizing video gaming machine gambling gets mixed local reaction

  • Improved storm forecasts and observations, combined with communications, all aid public safety
    Emergency management evolves with new technologies

  • Emergency Operations Center tracks storms, relays important information -- in pictures

  • Visiting the Lincoln Farmer's Market in Scully Park -- album

  • Lincoln College appoints Susan Hoblit to board of trustees

  • Audra's Studio of Dance Summer Dance Camp -- in pictures

  • State unemployment rates improve in 5th consecutive month

  • Blagojevich paranoid about impeachment, feared feds

  • Wes Dennis family, Master Gardeners, Middletown Presbyterian Church, YMCA swim lessons and the park district pool in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Senior Legion results

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Thursday, June 24:

  • Improved storm forecasts and observations, combined with communications, all aid public safety
    Emergency management evolves with new technologies

  • The end of the beginning. Humane Society breaks ground

  • Cub Scout Day Camp at Memorial Park -- album

  • Lincoln Mission Mart celebrates 16 years of service to the community

  • Blago saw escape in organized labor

  • Aide tried to save Blagojevich, still aided in possible Senate seat sale

  • Pumpkin planting and garden walk
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Crime Stoppers: Information needed on burglaries

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 23:

  • Fireworks fundraiser July 2

  • Habitat donates to Elkhart library

  • Old-fashioned day on the square Saturday

  • Area under severe weather and flash flood watch, as well as heat advisory; tornadic activity possible

  • Torrential rains hit area -- album

  • Rains don't dampen soccer camp enthusiasm -- album

  • Testimony reveals Blagojevich played political games with Senate seat

  • Wal-Mart Chicago wage dispute latest in Quinn vs. Brady

  • Park district notes

  • Book Look: 'Shiver'

  • Laura on Life: Garden party nightie

  • Lincoln College announces head softball coach

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 22:

  • City briefs: Conzo sworn in as treasurer, sign ordinance postponed and more

  • Flash flood warning in effect

  • Blagojevich trial: Zagel to defense: Is that all you've got?

  • Feds to buy Thomson, even without Gitmo prisoners

  • $80 million in federal funds available for streetscape, trails and beautification projects

  • Quilters, St. John's Lutheran, Honor Flight, Lincoln Rotary and First Presbyterian Church in Close Up

  • Logan County FSA June newsletter

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, June 21:

  • Humane Society breaks ground for new shelter Wednesday

  • County task force: Collective effort on practical measures could save money

  • Risk of severe storms continues through Wednesday

  • LPD begins late-night enforcement crackdown for the 4th of July

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, June 19:

  • County budgeters get brief, small relief

  • The 2010 Relay for Life in Logan County -- album

  • Logan County's future is in the wind -- album

  • Key numbers about the wind energy industry

  • Quinn refutes slow-construction criticism

  • YMCA notes 

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for July

  • Dissolutions

  • Laura on Life: He's been assimilated

  • Home Country: Balance of power

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Friday, June 18:

  • County briefs: Zoning violators will feel the bite; building permits tailored for private-use wind towers; policy and procedures settled
    Waterway safety, gaming machines and finances discussed

  • Despite state failures, health department to maintain programs
    Part 2

  • State Bank of Lincoln reports growth in 2009

  • Bill Mitchell visits Vonderlieth

  • John R. Gehlbach honored by State Bank of Lincoln

  • Recycled materials artwork at Logan County Fair

  • Judge scolds Blagojevich attorneys on witness treatment

  • State unemployment rate declines 0.4 to 10.8 percent

  • Judge: Special election needed to replace Burris

  • Genealogical group, Taylor Hilgendorf, St. John UCC, Hartsburg-Emden FFA and Humane Society in Close Up

  • Letter: Invitation to come celebrate life with survivors this weekend

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Heat 12U

  • AP news

Thursday, June 17:

  • Despite state failures, health department to maintain programs
    Part 1

  • Mount Pulaski Community Band kicks off concert season -- album

  • Getting wet: the park district way -- album

  • Witness: Blagojevich planned kickbacks

  • As states lobby for Medicaid extension, pharmacists still shut out

  • Telecom modifications get Quinn's signature

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Legion baseball

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 16:

  • City briefs: grant for sewers, Comcast contract proposal and more

  • Visual tour of Castle Manor -- Album 1

  • Visual tour of Castle Manor -- Album 2

  • Visual tour of Castle Manor -- Album 3

  • Scovill Zoo visits Mount Pulaski Library -- in pictures

  • Blagojevich trial: Defense grills Monk

  • Illinois congressmen, candidate speak about oil spill

  • Japanese beetles, yellow grass
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Shiver'

  • Laura on Life: Self-defense for moms

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 15:

  • Personality of the Week
    Phil Bertoni: Mathematician involved in local community and its history

  • Kathleen Cunningham ALMH June Employee of the Month

  • Convoy for Kids Truck Show in Mason City on Saturday

  • Blagojevich trial: Defense blasts prosecutors' key witness Monk

  • Gov. Quinn announces $6 million capital grant for Museum of Broadcast Communications

  • Police reports

  • St. John, Relay for Life, Lincoln Farmer's Market, Lincoln Area Summer Band, Draw 4 winners and Vonderlieth make Close Up

  • AP news

Monday, June 14:

  • County briefs: Health and safety concerns top issues

  • Healing Life Society Garden Party -- album

  • Friendship tea hosted by Logan County Republican Women

  • Logan County Republican Women's Friendship Tea -- album

  • Business Spotlight: Dean Leith Plumbing, Heating & Soft Water Service

  • Illinois ties for worst credit score in nation

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Senior Legion baseball

  • AP news

Saturday, June 12:

  • Logan County waterways deemed unsafe for recreation

  • From dreams to reality: Route 66 Garage Sale continues to grow

  • Route 66 Garage Sale -- Album 1

  • Route 66 Garage Sale -- Album 2

  • Air Evac Lifeteam flight nurse Jack Owen reaches milestone

  • Illinois State Dental Society Foundation Mission of Mercy treats hundreds in need

  • YMCA notes

  • Marriages

  • Dissolutions

  • Laura on Life: Rough camping

  • Home Country: June oratory

  • AP news

Friday, June 11:

  • Creepies, crawlies and slithering things at the Lincoln Public Library

  • Reptile Experience at Lincoln Library -- album

  • Monk talks appointments, Obama's Senate seat at Blagojevich trial

  • Retail sales hit lowest level in 8 months
    Decline in consumer spending raises fears about recovery

  • This day in history

  • First Baptist Church, Lincoln Area Summer Band, Original Farmers' Market Lincoln, Mount Pulaski anniversary fundraiser, New Holland Cruz-In and Healing Life Society Garden Party in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Thursday Super Four

    • Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 9:

  • World's Largest Covered Wagon named No. 1 Roadside Attraction in America by Reader's Digest

  • City briefs: pay, liquor ordinance, road repair and more

  • Lincoln College says farewell to Hutchinsons -- album

  • Lincoln's seal coat program begins Monday

  • Lincoln Writers Club celebrates 10th anniversary

  • Quinn says Blagojevich trial won't affect him

  • PowerPoint vs. power tie: Blago trial pits resolve against charisma

  • Dental foundation to host free dental care Friday and Saturday

  • Blight and insects
    By John Fulton

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 8:

  • ALMH and city to join forces to apply for federal stimulus funds

  • Flash flood watch in effect and potential for severe weather Tuesday evening

  • Community Action announces free cell phones

  • Pink Shutter receives Main Street recognition

  • Governor surveys tornado damage in central Illinois

  • Blagojevich trial fireworks expected today

  • IDOC & IDOT join forces with IEMA to help clean up after devastating tornadoes
    Work crews in Dwight and Magnolia

  • Brushfire band, St. Mary's in Atlanta, Dorothy S. Kimball Award, Jordan Cooper, 4-H Native American Camp and Mount Pulaski honor rolls in Close Up

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Police reports

  • Lincoln Heat 12U team scores

  • AP news

Monday, June 7:

  • National Weather Service confirms 7 tornadoes touched down in central Illinois on Saturday

  • Weather announcement

  • Funding for the future with Bernard 'Bernie' Behrends

  • Business Spotlight: MKS Jewelers

  • State universities owed $630 million; borrowing power not yet approved

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, June 5:

  • Chamber holds annual golf outing -- album

  • Tracy Lawrence to play Logan County Fair

  • Northwest School receives Lowe's grant for building improvements
    $4,000 will provide funding for 'extreme school makeover'

  • New 'Looking for Lincoln' guide maps 215 wayside Lincoln exhibits in Illinois, 6 in Logan County

  • Judge begins cutting potential jurors for Blagojevich trial

  • YMCA notes

  • Marriages

  • Laura on Life: When a child can't sleep

  • Home Country: Farmer has it good

  • Logan Lanes: Thursday Super Four

  • AP news

Friday, June 4:

  • 2 county ordinance modifications to be proposed:
    Zoning violation penalty adds bite
    Building permit fee structure supports private wind turbine development

  • Scully Building restoration continues -- album

  • Blagojevich trial: Jurors will remain anonymous

  • Judge, bugs outshine Blago with jury pool

  • New court fees would help state police -- at expense of local departments

  • This day in history

  • Eagle Crest Camp sign-up, New Holland Cruz-In, Middletown Alumni Association, Erich Maxheimer and summertime pictures

  • Lost cat alert

  • Police report

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: 'Have A Ball' League

  • AP news

Thursday, June 3:

  • Monthly glass recycling June 12

  • Original Farmers' Market Lincoln opens in Latham Park -- album

  • The Blagojevich trial: a tale of 2 kinds of jurors

  • Lawmakers show willingness to cut Medicaid

  • Police reports

  • Crime Stoppers: Information needed on April and May incidents
    Window damage at Holy Family, fire at 214 Willard, thefts at Community Action and Immanuel Lutheran

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 2:

  • ALMH to offer Performance Plus program

  • Mount Pulaski maintains traditions on Memorial Day

  • Memorial Day ceremonies in Mount Pulaski -- album

  • Illinois tries again for federal education funds

  • Presidential museum admission prices will increase July 1 for most visitors

  • Ticks are plentiful again
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Bronco League results

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 1:

  • Memorial Day ceremony at Lincoln American Legion Post 263 -- in pictures

  • Business Spotlight: Downing, Przykopanski, Clements and May Insurance Agency

  • Thunderstorms forecast throughout this week; some could become severe
    See weather map and read outlook.

  • Experts see a dire time for Illinois budget

  • Senators react to lack of pension borrowing bill

  • Catholic Charities, Relay for Life and Culver's, Weight Watchers Challenge, and Middletown Presbyterian in Close Up

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue calls

  • AP news

 

 

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