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News Current
  • Area calendar
  • Victim identified in fatal I-55 crash
  • Police, emergency crews handle mock attack in Streator
  • U.S. commander: Violence down in Baghdad
  • January trial date set for Pelo on rape charges
  • Former water employee pleads guily to theft
  • Man pleads guilty in dog beheading
  • Boys, 9 and 11, charged in sex assault
  • CDC: Too few who need flu shots get them
  • Lawyer: Unit 5 needs more staff, updated policies
  • No shortage of flu vaccine in Central Illinois
  • New clinic cuts travel for sick kids in county
  • School test results a mixed bag, but on time
  • House distrust mars construction plan hopes
  • West Nile testing completed in McLean County
  • $5 bill to have splashes of purple, gray
  • Man files $1M lawsuit over mistaken ID
  • Study says soccer is better than jogging
  • BHS honors inaugural Hall of Fame class
  • Public safety 09/21/07
  • Pontiac school board considering cell phone ban
  • Tri-Point students joining Cancer Walk
  • GOP lawmakers: Governor's run a low point in state history
  • O.J. Simpson posts bail on Las Vegas charges
  • Clinton looks to university for assessment
  • Rep. Weller may announce retirement
  • Former Gov. Ryan returns to Springfield
  • Police: 911 caller said he killed 3
  • Man acquitted of anhydrous ammonia charges
  • Hounds highlight Dwight fest
  • Area Calendar
  • Rising costs may factor in to FutureGen's future
  • Trial delayed in Streator beating death
  • Coliseum open house, sessions draw small crowd
  • Teen pleads not guilty in Pontiac H.S. gun case
  • Daily Digest 09/21/07
  • Man guilty in Bloomington park rape
  • Bloomington native Stokke leaving Hastert's staff
  • Minier fire under investigation
  • Athena Award goes to college vice president Fansler
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    Sports Current
  • Loss gives BHS volleyball team a new attitude
  • NCHS volleyball 8-0 heading into Intercity tourney
  • Howard all smiles on first day as Illini assistant
  • Out Loud: Heyworth runner fueled by candy pumpkins
  • Barker ties for 3rd in Illinois Senior Am
  • High school notes: Intercity baseball players in Chicago league
  • From Pages Past
  • IWU women’s soccer takes down Lake Forest
  • HCC women's soccer plays to tie with Parkland
  • Crowd pleasers
  • Thunder signs dispersal draft picks Ralph, Katz
  • Kindred: Anti-doping in golf? Maybe we should sleep on it
  • Volleyball: ISU hosts MVC foes Wichita St., Missouri St.
  • Brewer leads high-scoring Bulldogs into battle with Saints
  • Two Bloomington Extreme players entered in AAFL’s draft
  • Week 5 Intercity previews
  • Good fish tales have been few, far between this season
  • Pond survey can detail health of species, habitat
  • Eureka College football schedule
  • Illinois State volleyball schedule
  • Illinois Wesleyan volleyball schedule
  • Road Race Schedule
  • Illinois men's basketball schedule
  • Intercity volleyball schedules, rosters
  • Intercity boys soccer schedules, rosters
  • Intercity boys golf schedules, rosters
  • High school volleyball leaders
  • Today’s events
  • TV/radio
  • High school football leaders
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • Cross country
  • Softball
  • Volleyball
  • Boys All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Girls All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Illinois Wesleyan football schedule
  • Illinois State football schedule
  • University of Illinois football schedule
    • Scholastic Sports & Rec:
    U.Sports:
    Sports Extra:
  • Muhammad hopes to be more involved in Bears offense
  • Cardinals snap Phillies' 6-game winning streak in extras
  • Prosector: Vick still likely to face Surry County charges
  • Thome homers twice as White Sox shut out Royals
  • Sheets heads back to Milwaukee for MRI on hamstring
  • Mulder scheduled for another shoulder operation
  • Earnhardt to drive No. 88 next season
  • Soriano’s bat, arm put Cubs back in first place
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    WTF Current
  • Someone tries to sell Belgium on eBay
  • Police taser man with chicken in car
  • Cops canned over stolen cowboy hats
  • Deflated tires make schools cancel class
  • Drunk man gets trapped in ex's chimney
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    Obituaries Current
  • Emma Delia Bobell
  • Marie Coontz
  • William Lee
  • Betty R. Mecozzi
  • Joyce Namoff
  • William Rohlfs
  • Betty Basting
  • Evelyn Davis
  • Judith L. Duff
  • Virginia Johnson
  • Richard Kornas
  • Talbert Ruckman
  • Jason Sparenberg
  • Joyce Whisler
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    Money Current
  • Utility board warns of gas marketing scams
  • Airline to test Wi-Fi for passengers
  • Farmers concerns about rural road safety
  • Strat-O-Span reopens on nearby farm
  • Credit card holders should see rates drop
  • Agriculture Secretary Johanns leaving
  • Job fears expected to chill holiday sales
  • Area harvest begins in earnest for farmers
  • Suit seeks 'a la carte' cable choices
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    Free Time Current
  • How to enjoy Oktoberfest like a local
  • Can based-on-a-commercial 'Cavemen' survive?
  • Like Westerns? Check these 10 out
  • '3:10 to Yuma' players hope Western rides again
  • HBO's 'Tell Me You Love Me' shocking and familiar
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    GO! Current
  • Sugar Grove activities introduce nature to the curious
  • Comedian hits bully pulpit
  • Smooth as silk
  • Entertaining weekend marks Civic Center milestone
  • Travel group leads tours on kayak adventures
    • Calendar:
  • Festival calendar for week of Sept. 16
    • Movies:
  • Review: 'Hairspray'
  • Review: 'The Simpsons Movie'
  • Review: 'The Bourne Ultimatum'
  • Review: 'Bratz'
  • Review: 'I Know Who Killed Me'
    • Eats:
  • Tropical McKaw's filled with fun
  • Bank cashes in as food place
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    Life Current
    Health:
  • More grown-ups finding lessons not just for kids
  • Snoring causes relationship rifts
  • Sun protection saves
    skin in summer heat
  • Kid coffee drinkers
    worry nutritionists
  • DIGEST: July 30
    • Home & Garden:
  • Robust and beautiful daylilies a fool-proof flower
  • Bank converted to home is now on market
    • Life: General:
  • Hobby comes naturally to this carving artist
  • Ecology Action Center continues to push recycling
    • Values:
  • New name, new location rejuvenates church
  • School gear to be distributed at west-side Block Bash
    • Food:
  • Healthy Fish Tacos
  • Calling Homer Simpson, we have a doughnut taste-off
    • Family:
  • More women are risking pregnancy and succeeding
  • Scheduling activities gives parents anxiety and kids burnout
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    Opinion Current
    Editorials:
  • Renovation work on old courthouse a good investment
  • State benefits from fresh approach by treasurer
    • Letters to the Editor:
  • Unity08 will provide new approach to politics
  • Non-violent resistance has accomplished much
  • Experiences lead writer to treasure all life
  • Bloomington’s Coliseum is 'Field of Nightmares'
  • Theater shouldn’t sell beer or wine
  • President’s rhetoric is old and ineffectual
  • Mission needs our help to assist the homeless
    • Viewpoint:
  • Full text of prepared remarks by Gen. Petraeus
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