Daily headlines

June 2011

 

Thursday, June 30:

  • Old Glory flies again over City Hall and Lincoln Fire Department

  • Senior couples renew wedding vows at Christian Village

  • Building and safety report issued by code enforcement office

  • Audit: Lotto manager choosing 'flawed'

  • Tofts to celebrate 25th anniversary July 4

  • Births:

    • Elliott Amelia Hake

    • June Elizabeth Lyons

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 29:

  • City Briefs: Health savings accounts, soil contaminants and block parties top discussions at council meeting

  • From murky, grayish-black waste to crystal clear water: an account of what goes into sewage treatment

  • A tour of the sewage treatment facility -- Album 1

  • A tour of the sewage treatment facility -- Album 2

  • Blagojevich mess will linger for years in Illinois

  • Land of Lincoln Chihuahua Club dog show this weekend

  • Mosquito and seal coat schedule released by city

  • Prepaid tuition investment panel not fully staffed

  • Quinn inks workers' comp, critics still unimpressed

  • Tomato diseases
    By John Fulton

  • Library notes

  • Police reports

  • Book Look: A presidential candidate, an evening garden

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 28:

  • Wife of ex-Ill. Gov. George Ryan dies at age 76

  • Tackett retiring from sewage treatment plant

  • A tour of the sewage treatment facility -- album

  • Pols: Verdict allows state to move past Blagojevich

  • Convicted Blagojevich faces prospect of prison

  • A history of Illinois governors' legal misadventures

  • Monthly glass recycling July 9

  • Quinn to sign state budget Thursday

  • Budget changes begin Thursday

  • Hartem FFA, Hannah Allen and Immanuel Lutheran make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • UMP Summer Nationals coming to Lincoln Speedway

  • Lincoln Speedway results

  • AP news

Monday, June 27:

  • Jury convicts ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich at retrial

  • ALMH History Wall display features time capsule contents

  • May firehouse news

  • Humane Society to host Ales for Tails July 15

  • Habitat hosts open house -- album

  • Ill. borrowing tax funds intended for charities

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for July

  • AP news

Saturday, June 25:

  • Chester-East Lincoln welcomes new principal-superintendent

  • Lack of confidence could bankrupt state's prepaid tuition plan

  • Chester-East Lincoln board report

  • Logan County gets state funds for roads, infrastructure

  • Central Illinois lawmakers call for local option concealed-carry law

  • Letter: New graphic to deter smoking

  • Marriages

  • Home Country: How to stop the music

  • Logan Lanes: Summer Super Four

  • AP news

Friday, June 24:

  • Huge celebration in Mount Pulaski for 175th on July 4 weekend

  • Community Action Senior Nutrition announces new dining site

  • Local Cub Scouts come together for pioneer camp
              Album 1     Album 2     Album 3

  • Salvation Army offers 'Warm Neighbors Cool Friends' energy assistance program

  • Water district to invest approximately $1.5 million for Lincoln pumping station

  • Local unemployment drops statewide for record 9th month

  • Illinois data website: lots of numbers, few answers

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Chill 14 & under results

  • Logan Lanes: Ball-N-Bag League

  • AP news

Thursday, June 23:

  • Oasis begins a new bus drive

  • A look at the new Memorial Home Services store

  • Illinois moves to cover $1.8B in Medicaid bills in June

  • Lawmakers keep summer roadwork on track, cut own pay

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 22:

  • Logan County Board decides on wind farm, public transportation, board pay and precincts

  • LCHS board welcomes Burgandy Henderson

  • Jodi Jackson is ALMH June Employee of the Month

  • Mount Pulaski has storied musical history

  • Budget criticized for pushing unpaid bills into uncertain future

  • NIU president: Lawmakers need to keep pension promises

  • Japanese beetle control and a pumpkin reminder
    By John Fulton

  • USDA announces claims process

  • Park district notes:
    4th of July fireworks & celebration
    Drive-thru chicken dinner

  • Births:

    • Joseph Otto Eimer

    • Drew Steven Geary

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: How to acquire a picket fence

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 21:

  • Logan County Board to make big decennial decisions: precincts and board member compensation

  • City Briefs: City treasurer reports money is slowing; sewer department to purchase new backhoe; Main Street addresses council

  • City initiates FAQ program

  • Logan County included with surrounding counties under tornado watch until 8 p.m. Tuesday

  • New chamber staff jelling quickly

  • Mason City hosts Convoy for Kids

  • Convoy for Kids rolls through Mason City -- album

  • Lightning Safety Awareness Week reminder: 'When Thunder Roars, Go Indoors'
    Lightning strike victim shares his story

  • Eyes turn to Senate as Wednesday session nears

  • Blood drives, Erich Maxheimer, Kids Club and balloon fest coordinator positions in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Speedway latest results

  • AP news

Monday, June 20:

  • Relay for Life walks away with $73,000

  • Historic Allen Chapel receives grant for repairs

  • Fire department seeks info on vehicle fire

  • Inside the Logan County Courthouse dome -- Album 1

  • Inside the Logan County Courthouse dome -- Album 2

  • Humane Society holds open house and volunteer sign-up -- album

  • Savannah Freehill benefit draws crowd -- album

  • Letter: Kindness of a citizen

  • Recalls announced

  • Writing club to meet July 12

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, June 18:

  • Relay for Life: Helping provide one more birthday
              Album 1     Album 2     Album 3

  • D.A.R.E. golf outing album -- on the course

  • D.A.R.E. golf outing album -- at the dinner

  • Retired teachers and life lessons
    A perspective by Marla Blair

  • Dissolutions

  • Home Country: Getting down to business with flies

  • Logan County Dynamite results

  • AP news

Friday, June 17:

  • Sugar Creek One wind farm heads to county board for final approval

  • Benefit for Savannah Freehill tomorrow in Atlanta

  • Lincoln Fire Department poses for history

  • State unemployment goes up 0.2%

  • Quinn on roads: Programs will not shut down

  • This day in history

  • Relay for Life, weekend calendar, Convoy for Kids and Knights of Columbus initiations in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Ball-N-Bag League

    • Summer Super Four

  • AP news

Thursday, June 16:

  • Sugar Creek One wind farm heads to county board for final approval

  • San Jose man killed in single-vehicle accident

  • Atlanta firefighter loses home in blaze

  • Humane Society to host open house
    Volunteers to man the shelter are needed

  • Springfield Clinic to accept HealthLink OAP and Health Alliance HMO

  • Volleyball rivalry with St. Clara's and Christian Village begins -- album

  • Woman's club prepares for Christmas -- album

  • Summer intern finds 2 unknown Lincoln documents

  • Special session coming, but what to do?

  • Lincoln Chill hosting fast pitch softball tournament

  • Burgrabe's Eagles' unbeaten streak ends

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 15:

  • City Briefs: City redistricting would cut aldermen to 8

  • City has 2 drop boxes available

  • New state health plan offers extra time

  • New Habitat warehouse ends materials storage problem

  • Firefighters train to save lives

  • Firefighter training at Lincoln Rural -- album

  • What are the political costs of Quinn's planned special session?

  • Special session price tag -- $50,000 a day

  • Mosquitoes in Tazewell County test positive for West Nile virus

  • Book Look: 'Ivy's Ever After'

  • Rain not a factor in FOP 208 win over Clinton YMCA

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 14:

  • State workers', retirees' insurance plans in chaos

  • 1st-grader from WL-B relives school in classroom at home

  • Donna Sauer, asst. principal, librarian, teacher, retires from Zion Lutheran

  • NASCAR Night at Lincoln Speedway canceled

  • New therapy gym at The Christian Village

  • Logan County electronic guilty plea allows you to pay online

  • Air Evac Lifeteam offers crucial services to rural communities

  • Air Evac Lifeteam -- album

  • Atlanta & Lincoln team up to host Route 66 Motor Tour and Hall of Fame Banquet

  • Route 66 motorcade visits Atlanta and Heritage In Flight Museum -- album

  • Route 66 Hall of Fame dinner held at Lincoln College -- album

  • Youth bowling, Draw 4 Carroll, park district golf camp, budget seminar, First Baptist Church make Close Up

  • Birth: Hannah Louise Keith

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Monday, June 13:

  • Deb Batterton retires from Hartsburg-Emden Elementary

  • 1st year of Nathan Turner Memorial Fishing Derby

  • Main Street dedicates flower baskets -- album

  • Main Street Lincoln barbecue champions -- album

  • 'Concert in the Park' series kicks off -- album

  • Cow Bingo at the Y -- album

  • Hands-on Home Safety Day includes training in basic CPR

  • Hands-on CPR classes -- album

  • Hands-on Home Safety Day -- Album 1

  • Hands-on Home Safety Day -- Album 2

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Cameron Seitzer drafted by Tampa Bay Rays

  • NASCAR Night at the Lincoln Speedway Tuesday

  • Senior Legion drops pair

  • AP news

Saturday, June 11:

  • 4 Lincoln veterans to go on Honor Flight

  • Chester-East Lincoln hires Hamm as superintendent

  • Fabulous '40s LCHS reunion -- album

  • Seal coat on Logan County roadways begins

  • Blagojevich jurors end 1st day of deliberations

  • Marriages, civil unions

  • Home Country: Cut, water, repeat

  • Logan Lanes: Ball-N-Bag League

  • Burgrabe's Eagles remain unbeaten, top Mount Pulaski 15-3

  • AP news

Friday, June 10:

  • LCHS head football coach Shaner resigns
    Will take position at Mount Vernon Township High School

  • Landscape waste a burning issue
    Before you light the fire, know when and how you may do it

  • Lincoln Elks donate $2,500 to Community Action

  • Blagojevich trial goes to jury

  • Quinn moves school bus funding to the back of the line

  • Check community calendar, plus Culver's fundraisers, LCHS Class of '71 reunion and list of blood donors make the Close Up

  • Food inspection scores updated

  • Logan County FSA newsletter

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Friday night fun at the Lincoln Speedway

  • AP news

Thursday, June 9:

  • 2nd annual Honest Abe's Barbeque Cook Off on the square Saturday

  • Sharon Cunningham retires from Mount Pulaski Elementary School

  • Severe weather possible through Friday

  • NASCAR Night at the Lincoln Speedway Tuesday

  • Logan County flood plain maps now available online

  • Brady seeks re-election to Senate

  • Births:

    • Greyson Robert Heater

    • Cameron Tiberius Wilmert

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Legion baseball

  • Lincoln FOP 208 cleans up with games against Clinton

  • Burgrabe's Eagles remain unbeaten, notch sweep of Mason City

  • Logan Lanes: Have-A-Ball League

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 8:

  • Community turns out for 1st public hearing on Sugar Creek One wind farm

  • Multi-agency 'Hands-on Home Safety' event Saturday

  • Carolyn Schreiber retiring from LCHS

  • 1st Choice Chiropractic collecting donations for the Humane Society of Logan County

  • Miniature presidential homes in needlepoint to be on display at Mount Pulaski 175th celebration

  • Champion Fitness competition could land Lincoln Y $1,000

  • 13-year cicadas arriving, leaves dropping
    By John Fulton

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Laura on Life: Doing the crosswords

  • AP news

Tuesday, June 7:

  • City Briefs: Early retirement, sewer collections and more

  • Blood drive events come from the heart

  • LCHS 2011 Teacher of the Year Betty Harberts retires

  • LDN makes format change
    Leisure section becomes Health & Leisure

  • LCU offers new MA in bioethics at Methodist Medical Center

  • New District 27 logo created by Washington-Monroe student Erin Barrick

  • Lonestar to headline Logan County Fair

  • Wet May leads to 7th-wettest spring for Illinois

  • 'Tis the season for agriculture, baseball and Mother Nature

  • Relay for Life, Mount Pulaski 8th-grade awards, Ethan Cline and Hannah Allen in Close Up

  • Quinn wants special session for roadwork, mum on extra spending

  • White Oaks Mall announces major renovations

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Lincoln Speedway results

    • Speedway placings and points

  • AP news

Monday, June 6:

  • Young Brit takes on the Mother Road, walking across America on Route 66
    Jon Beeby passes through Lincoln and meets Roger Matson

  • Brits receive welcome from Matson on visit through downtown Lincoln -- album

  • New wind farm enters local building permit process

  • After 3 decades, Susan Foran leaving Chester-East Lincoln

  • Cub Pack 111 annual Clean Sweep benefits downtown area

  • Cub Pack 111 annual Clean Sweep benefits downtown area -- album

  • Princess Tea has a lot of sparkle
              Album 1     Album 2

  • 2nd annual Lawnmower Run weaves through city -- Album 1

  • 2nd annual Lawnmower Run weaves through city -- Album 2

  • Organizers plan multiple events for Relay for Life

  • Big weekend coming for Route 66 enthusiasts

  • Recalls announced

  • Graduates: Mount Pulaski High School

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Saturday, June 4:

  • Beth Green retires after a career helping students learn

  • Annual chamber golf outing:

         On the course     At the dinner

  • Extension and Master Gardeners offer youth programs in June

  • Lincoln Daily News unveils Facebook page

  • Possible heavy T-storms Sat. afternoon through Sunday

  • Remap fight coming, but questions need to be answered

  • Letter: Joplin family appreciative of local donations

  • Grand jury indictments

  • Home Country: 'Seasonal waterfront' development

  • AP news

Friday, June 3:

  • Memorial Home Services' Lincoln store to relocate June 20

  • Water shutoff prevention assistance still available through Salvation Army

  • Katherine Harmon of Mount Pulaski receives Zonta award

  • Illinois American Water's Lincoln District celebrates excellence in workplace safety

  • IEMA vacation preparedness tips

  • A look back at the 97th General Assembly

  • Movie in the Park, MPHS honor roll, Anna Walters, LC honors, Area Agency on Aging award nominations, C-EL honor roll, WL-B awards and Zion honor roll in Close Up

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • FOP 208 softball at Mount Pulaski

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Ball-N-Bag League

    • Thursday Summer Super Four

  • AP news

Thursday, June 2:

  • 'D.A.R.E. to be a better person'
    Police Chief Ken Greenslate talks about the Lincoln D.A.R.E. program
    Part 2

  • State summer utility assistance not available in 2011

  • For retiring teacher Sharon Cahill, life began at 40

  • Glass recycling scheduled for June 11

  • Springfield Clinic to offer HealthLink Open Access (Tier 1) to state of Illinois employees

  • Quinn murky on plans for gaming expansion

  • Births:

    • Kash William Smart

    • Abrielle LeAnn White

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Burgrabe's Eagles sweep Mount Pulaski in 2 comeback victories

  • AP news

Wednesday, June 1:

  • 'D.A.R.E. to be a better person'
    Police Chief Ken Greenslate talks about the Lincoln D.A.R.E. program
    Part 1 of 2

  • Vickie Bruce saying goodbye to her West Lincoln-Broadwell family after 32 years

  • Successes, failures come from legislative session

  • Illinois budget spends less but doesn't cut more

  • This day in history

  • United Methodist Men mission trip fundraiser, First Presbyterian Church Joyce Kinzie blood drive, HSLC accepting volunteers, Mobile Food Pantry June 9, LCHS freshman orientation and WL-B honor roll in Close Up

  • Hollyhock rust, West Nile precautions, other reminders
    By John Fulton

  • Birth: Ali Lynn Jarvis

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Laura on Life: Strategies for weight loss

  • AP news

 

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