Daily headlines

September 2011

 

Friday, Sept. 30:

  • County clerk sheds light on new county precincts

  • Local 4-H'ers take part in 'Revolution of Responsibility'

  • Railers take on Chatham in homecoming game

  • Dr. Freesmeier's class, blood drive, household electronics recycling, Save the Mill, Home Schooled P.E. program and Audrey Maske make Close Up

  • Police reports

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 29:

  • Illinois prisons at bursting point if Logan closes

  • ALMH transfers land to city for health park

  • Community gathering in Allison Park -- Album 1

  • Community gathering in Allison Park -- Album 2

  • August firehouse news

  • Last 2011 glass recycling collection Oct. 8

  • Court clears path for $10B verdict in tobacco suit

  • Birth: Jubilee Emma Schrader

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • Lincoln College defeats SWIC 2-0

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 28:

  • Local residents make citizen's arrest

  • Study: Local economy would take $73 million hit with prison closure

  • Proposed closures by gov would cost local economies $300M

  • City Briefs: Prison support, new administrator, railroad crossing and more

  • Council discussions take to the streets

  • Chestnut EMS raising funds for training equipment

  • Spots still available for Lincoln College cruise

  • Melody Anderson wins national award

  • Fall color
    By John Fulton

  • Park district notes

  • Birth: Aiden James Landers

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural Protection District

  • HOPE Mobile schedule for October

  • Laura on Life: What is not earned, is not valued

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Jay Bird League

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 27:

  • Community Night at Allison Park Wednesday

  • 5th annual Car Show at The Mill on Saturday

  • Facts about mobile food pantries

  • Confidential paper shredding event Oct. 8

  • Report: Tax hike not enough to pull Illinois out of debt

  • Weekly Outlook: Soybean production and consumption uncertainty

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • LC beats Blackburn College

  • LCU volleyball results at Grace Classic

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 26:

  • Together for Lincoln completes 95 projects

  • St. John UCC Germanfest Oct. 15

  • Hartem sports treasures sold at silent auction

    • Album

  • Jefferson 2nd grade learns to read

    • Album

  • Recalls announced

  • Birth: Wesley Malcom Parcelle Jr.

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural

  • Mutterings: Illini buck the Broncos
    Illinois 4-0 for the 1st time since 1951
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • LC men's soccer leads Region 24 with defeat of Heartland

  • LC women's soccer beats Northwest Kansas Tech

  • LC women's golf at Decatur

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 24:

  • LJHS dishes up an open house, with ice cream

  • LJHS dishes up an open house -- album

  • Railers dismantle Southeast 56-20

  • Celebrate Family Day Monday

  • Local West Nile virus surveillance program continues

  • States get OK to opt out of No Child Left Behind

  • Marriages

  • Home Country: A choice of festivities

  • LCU volleyball defeats Faith Baptist on the road

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 23:

  • Cline guilty: Sentencing Dec. 1

  • How big will Together for Lincoln be? It depends on us

  • County Briefs: Board struggles with possible annexation contest with city; approves nonunion pay raises, request for public transportation funds, letter of support to keep prison open and more

  • Four Seasons Gardening program continues with fall series

  • Lincoln Area Ministerial Association meeting Wednesday

  • State begins Asian carp anti-hunger program

  • Births:

    • Ethyn Martin Edward Bale

    • Kaylyn Alexis Guffey

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural

  • Railers look for 2nd win, against Southeast

  • Lincoln College men's & women's cross country ranked

  • Lincoln College volleyball moves up in NJCAA national polls

  • Lincoln College women's soccer loses to Kaskaskia

  • Lincoln College hires former Railer to coach cheer and dance teams

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 22:

  • Breaking news, 3:10 p.m.: Jury finds Cline guilty

  • Closing remarks in Cline trial present 2 different scenarios

  • Jury calls it a night with no verdict

  • China buying huge quantities of Illinois soybeans

  • Community Action Head Start to host open houses in October

  • Election board fines total $21.5M, but $1.2M paid

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 21:

  • Cline trial: Defense calls expert witness

  • Cline testifies in his defense

  • City of Lincoln FAQs for September

  • U of I law school posts correct student grades, test scores; regrets 'confusion' caused

  • Report: Ill. single mothers hit hard by economy

  • Senate leader talks of changing gambling expansion bill

  • Letters:

    • Brick streets add character to city

    • Thank you to community from emergency management

  • Kelly Plote new doctor at Lincoln Dental Center

  • Planting spring bulbs, diagnosing tree decline
    By John Fulton

  • Laura on Life: A bed-wetting medal

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 20:

  • City Briefs: Good budget management increases cash on hand

  • City drafts letter in support of keeping prison open

  • LCHS board restricts student cellphone usage

  • Action Rentals and Sales becomes National Rent-to-Own

  • Lincoln Woman's Club readies socks for the soldiers

  • Survey: Illinois 3rd-worst state for business

  • Vonderlieth party, Writers Club, Woman's Club, DaVita and LCU Parents' Weekend make Close Up

  • Fire and rescue reports: Lincoln Rural

  • Logan Lanes:

    • American Bowling League

    • Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 19:

  • Saturday at Railsplitting Festival -- Album 1

  • Saturday at Railsplitting Festival -- Album 2

  • National Railsplitting Contest -- Album 1

  • National Railsplitting Contest -- Album 2

  • City and rural fire departments respond to structure fire Sunday evening

  • Together for Lincoln in final preparations

  • Alzheimer's Awareness Day at Christian Village Wednesday

  • Saul Nache comes to Lincoln Oct. 6

  • Recalls announced

  • Birth: Elisabeth Mae Rogers

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department 

    • Lincoln Rural

  • Revised HOPE Mobile schedule for September

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini bedevil Arizona State
    3-0 start best since 2001
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 17:

  • Prosecution rests in Cline trial

  • Fatal crash in Logan County
    Palos Hills man dies in local motorcycle accident

  • Civil War Ball kicks off National Railsplitting Festival -- album

  • Safety counts during Farm Credit's 'Meals in the Field'

  • Railers beat Lanphier 34-28 for 1st win

  • Presidential museum to participate in Smithsonian magazine's Museum Day

  • Marriages, civil unions

  • Home Country: Change is in the air

  • LCU volleyball season under way

  • Lincoln College men's soccer defeats ICC

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 16:

  • County Briefs: County prepares to contest city annexation, discuses raises for nonunion employees and more

  • Witnesses take stand at Cline murder trial

  • Afternoon testimony includes text messaging

  • Carolyn Marten ALMH Employee of the Month

  • August Illinois unemployment at 9.9 percent

  • Household electronics recycling Oct. 1

  • Railers look for 1st win as they face Lanphier

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 15:

  • Rigoberto Ernst and the wonderful world of music

  • Volunteers needed at Postville Courthouse

  • Featured Railsplitter event: College forestry teams to compete

  • Census: US poverty rate swells to nearly 1 in 6

  • New form of influenza vaccination this year

  • Looking for Lincoln to host workshop Tuesday

  • Mild earthquake felt in southern Illinois

  • Notice: Chamber Trivia Night has been canceled

  • What do you think? Brick vs. asphalt streets

  • Fire and rescue reports: Lincoln Rural

  • Lincoln College volleyball beats Danville

  • Logan Lanes:

    • Jay Bird League

    • Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 14:

  • City Briefs:

    • Street projects, bridges and budget constraints top concerns for city aldermen

    • Prison closure, potential ward changes, sewer problem and more

  • Lincoln Rural Fire Protection District announces promotions and other changes

  • David Davis Mansion provides display for Railsplitter

  • Quinn's vetoes face tough road in Legislature

  • Defoliators and other fall concerns
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

  • Laura on Life: Not ready to drive

  • WLB baseball results in regional

  • Lincoln College women's golf scores

  • Lincoln College women's soccer

  • Logan Lanes: Split N Gutter League

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 13:

  • Lincoln College plans to build outdoor environmental education center

  • Got the answers? Then Trivia Night is for you

  • Sign & Dine at Railsplitter

  • Quinn vetoes bill to raise Illinois electric rates

  • Report: Lawmakers on health ins. panel get insurance industry funds

  • University of Illinois law school data inflated

  • TRS benefits; punt, pass and kick; Cub Scout Pack 4101; and Xbox tournament make Close Up

  • Park district notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department

    • Lincoln Rural 

  • Logan Lanes: American Bowling League

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 12:

  • Bonanza says 'thank you' to first responders -- album

  • Lincoln Rural FPD raises flag at Bonanza -- album

  • Kroger says 'thank you' to first responders -- album

  • Circle City Ringers chime in at St. John UCC

  • Pie makers, cupcake bakers and custom wheels come to Vinegar Hill

  • Mount Pulaski holds 'Remembrance' gathering -- album

  • Mount Pulaski grand marshals

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival parade
           Album 1   Album 2   Album 3   Album 4

  • Lincoln firefighters respond to 2 calls Saturday

  • Building trades class hammering out the next house

  • Building trades class begins next home -- album

  • Railsplitting Festival will feature new and annual events this weekend

  • Lisa Nijm, MD, brings ophthalmology services to Lincoln

  • ALMH announces 5K event

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports:

    • Lincoln Fire Department

    • Lincoln Rural

  • State golf tournament results

  • LC volleyball team wins home tournament

  • AP news

Saturday, Sept. 10:

  • The day that shocked the world
    Tim and Liana McCormick remember 9/11

    • Part 1

    • Part 2

  • Lincoln Fire Chief Mark Miller remembers 9/11

  • How a post-9/11 special helmet memorializes a local firefighter

  • Carroll Catholic School commemorates 9/11

  • Water company to replace main on Kankakee

  • 'Gone With the Wind' to be at Lincoln Theater

  • Statement by Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano urges public vigilance

  • Home Country: Faint heart, fair lady

  • Railers stay close in 10-0 loss to Jacksonville

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 9:

  • Quinn: Cutting 1,900 jobs; Logan Correctional among 7 state institutions named

  • AFSCME responds to layoff threats

  • Lawmakers pan Quinn proposal

  • Brady responds to proposed closures

  • Closing Logan Correctional Center would add to overcrowding

  • Development partnership hopes solution can be reached

  • Truth behind Quinn's budget claims

  • Lincoln College's Heritage Museum remembers 9/11 with Thursday evening event

  • Flight attendant Vicki Selvaggio remembers Sept. 11, 2001

  • Heritage Museum hosts 9/11 remembrance -- album

  • New faces, same offensive formation for Jacksonville against Railers -- in sports

  • Little guys tackle flag football -- album

  • Increased DUI enforcement by Illinois State Police District 9 leads to fewer fatalities

  • Saturday movie, Grandparent Day buffet, Legion Junior Auxiliary organizational meeting, Camp Griesheim annual meeting, Habitat orientation and Rotary exchange program in Germany make Close Up

  • Birth: Garrett William Thomas Durbin

  • Police reports

  • New faces, same offensive formation for Jacksonville against Railers

  • WLB baseball

  • Logan Lanes: Tuesday Super Trios

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 8:

  • Breaking news
    Quinn: Cutting 1,900 jobs; Logan Correctional among 7 state institutions named

  • Brady responds to proposed closures

  • Closing Logan Correctional Center would add to overcrowding

  • ALMH transfers property to St. John United Church of Christ

  • Cycling farmers bring ag message to Central School

  • Cycling farmers visit Central School -- album

  • LCHS college application workshop Sept. 21

  • U of I posts record enrollment, but SIU drops

  • Illinois takes in more cash from taxpayers, less from feds

  • Quinn administration's budget axe hovered over parole agents, tax collectors

  • LIbrary notes

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • WLB baseball

  • Lincoln College women's soccer

  • Lincoln College volleyball

  • AP news

Wednesday, Sept. 7:

  • Wright declares candidacy for Logan County state's attorney

  • City Briefs: Firefighter promotions and more

  • VFW post: New name, new community mission

  • One less prison, more inmate crowding possible for state

  • Topinka recognizes local Girl Scout

  • Marc Short named to Illinois 4-H Hall of Fame

  • Ryan Huffer receives Legacy of Leadership Scholarship

  • Hoerbert, Irwin and Stoll in state fair dairy competition

  • New volunteer coordinator at Christian Village

  • Quinn can't just talk about closings

  • August: Drought arrives in Illinois

  • Saturday movie, Grandparent Day buffet, Legion Junior Auxiliary organizational meeting, Habitat orientation and Rotary exchange program in Germany make Close Up

  • Syrphid flies, sweat bees and hornets
    By John Fulton

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Book Look: 'Pirates Don't Take Baths'

  • WLB baseball

  • LC women's golf

  • AP news

Tuesday, Sept. 6:

  • Lincoln Heritage Museum hosting 9/11 remembrance Thursday

  • Good as gold: MKS reaches 30-year mark

  • Kelley announces she will run again for circuit clerk

  • Family fun, a home-cooked meal and good will all around at Zion Lutheran

  • Zion Lutheran Family Fun Fest -- album

  • Mount Pulaski Fall Festival schedule

  • Salute to ag weekend Sept. 10-11

  • Illinois' top earners rake in overtime

  • Recalls announced

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Mayfield's Mutterings: Illini win opener 33-15
    By Jeff Mayfield

  • Lincoln College volleyball results

  • AP news

Monday, Sept. 5: Labor Day holiday

Saturday, Sept. 3:

  • McIntosh not to seek re-election as Logan County's state's attorney
    Supports Wright for position

  • Elks distribute grant funds to local charities and not-for-profits

  • Railers fumble away game against Canton

  • Crafts and fun wrap up Whistle Stop's summer

  • Whistle Stop summer fun -- album

  • Little boy gets just reward at favorite fishing hole

  • Sens. Brady and Bomke to host financial seminar at Oasis Sept. 14

  • Health department to offer influenza vaccine

  • Marriages

  • Home Country: Love-struck fertilizer man needs help

  • Lincoln College men's golf

  • AP news

Friday, Sept. 2:

  • Abraham Lincoln Healthcare Foundation seeks Healing Life Society members

  • State employee health plans extended through June 30, 2012

  • Railers take to the road to face Canton -- in Sports

  • Railroad crossing upgrade begins Tuesday

  • Lincoln College opens Lynx Coffee Den in renovated student center

  • State police to look for speeding, seat belt and distracted driver violators this weekend

  • Hickory Lane fishing contest, Zion Family Fun Fest, Lincoln Woman's Club orientation, blood drive, Gail's Pumpkin Patch, Circle City Ringers and Mount Pulaski 9/11 gathering make Close Up

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • Food inspection scores updated

  • Railers take to the road to face Canton

  • Sprints are coming back to Lincoln Speedway

  • WLB baseball results

  • Red Lions soccer

  • AP news

Thursday, Sept. 1:

  • Breaking news: Lincoln man charged with arson of his own home

  • NOMADS spend the day in Lincoln

  • Salvation Army asks for assistance for family displaced by fire

  • 8 county veterans to take Honor Flight Sept. 13

  • Monthly glass recycling Sept. 10

  • Few want state to run Illinois' health care exchanges

  • Farm Progress Show: Farmers flush but worried economy not recovering

  • Don't want trespassers? Paint your trees purple

  • Matt Wrage visits Pioneer Hi-Bred headquarters, learns about latest innovations

  • Births:

    • Aerianna Elise Nichole Alley

    • Lena Cathrine Nicholas

    • Lily Marie Notto

  • Police reports

  • Fire and rescue reports

  • WLB baseball results

  • Lincoln College volleyball results

  • Logan Lanes: Jay Bird League

  • AP news

 

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