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Catholic health care rift is nothing new
A recent push has been made in Washington to try to gain new votes to pass the health care reform bill.
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Screw March Madness, Illinois State University Already Has a Circus
Besides its wealth of political scandals and the appearance of its former governor on a TV reality show.
The weather is getting nicer, but we have to get our homework done before we can go out and play.
College Hills Mall (The Shoppes at College Hills); Normal, Illinois
Illinois' twin cities of Bloomington and Normal comprise a relatively small metropolitan area in Central Illinois , about 2 hoursA south ofA Chicago and 2.5 hours north of St.
Restaurant fails to win approval
COAL CITY – Two entrepreneurs may be out on the street today, searching for another community in which to launch a restaurant-bar business.
Teaching Corn to Grow Nitrogen
Central Illinois prosecutors don't want a man whose conviction was overturned in the 1993 killing of an Illinois State University student declared innocent.
Tuesday, Mar 9, 2010 * This is exactly the sort of thing taxpayers can easily get their minds around The Illinois Department on Aging plans to move from two state-owned locations in Springfield where it pays no rent into a private office building where it will lease space for more than $530,000 a year.
Interstate 55 Construction Postponed
Though the US Department of Transportation will furlough nearly 2,000 employees, that won't impact Interstate 55 construction in Central Illinois.
Long-term cannabis use increases risk of mental ills
In conclusion, the study, by Dr Martin Frisher, Professor Ilana Crome, Orsolina Martino and Professor Peter Croft, did not find any evidence of increasing schizophrenia or psychoses in the general population from 1996 to 2005.
Illinois employers nominated for award that honors support to Guard and Reserve
Walgreen, Boeing and Caterpillar are among 70 Illinois employers nominated for awards for the support they give workers serving in the Guard and Reserve.
Students encouraged to apply for study abroad
After a long, cold winter, nothing sounds better than the heat of summer. This summer, Illinois State students can spend their time in Bloomington-Normal, at home or they can go somewhere a little more exciting.
Amazing the things you find in ordinary places: Spotted under the Linden Street bridge in Normal, Illinois, a few blocks South of the police station.
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Mixed feelings on beltline grant rejection
Mayor Scott Eisenhauer is "disappointed" that the city didn't receive $45 million in federal Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery, or TIGER, grant funding for the proposed beltline to connect the city's north end to the interstate.
$100M could help unclog Chitown rail delays
A program to reduce train congestion in the Chicago area is getting a major boost with $100 million in federal stimulus money for 16 rail projects, officials told the Chicago Tribune.
Job Fair shows range of opportunity
ISUa s Career Center held the Spring 2010 Job Fair Wednesday. This event helps and gives opportunities to students who are looking for jobs and future careers.
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Bank of Illinois moves to collect $9 million in loans from central Illinois developer
Bank of Illinois is moving to collect on more than $9 million in loans tied to a central Illinois developer who's now in default.
Transportation Center Gets Federal Dollars
It dragged out for nearly a decade. The town of Normal is celebrating the upcoming construction of its multi-modal transportation center.
Normal, Il Has Flooding Solution?
Normal- Can you name this city? It holds a major state university, has the nickname the twin cities, nd has a history of flooding woes... Champaign? Urbana? No.