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Wednesday, March 10, 2010   |   Updated 2 hours ago
 

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Quincy School District plans extra curricular cuts

Thirty-two positions are proposed for elimination in the 2010-2011 school year

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Sen. John Sullivan (D-Rushville)
Sullivan: Lawmakers will pass tax increase

Senator says tying the hike to education gives it a chance for passage, but it won't be easy

AG's office: 'Cannot conceive' how public comment could violate Open Meetings Act

Public speakers cannot take action

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Quinn's proposed $1.3 billion in education cuts: 'Unavoidable'

Quinn also calls to increase income taxes from 3 to 4 percent and earmark it for education

Klusmeyer to retire as Adams County engineer   QNOriginal

Klusmeyer leaving in June after 39 years with Adams County

County Board to re-examine wind ordinance, tables transparency

State of Illinois is also behind on payments to Adams County

Blotter for 3/10

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Pledge, open forum, flummox Quincy City Council

Council takes no action on Pledge request, meeting held on open fourms after Council meeting

QPD arrests Missouri man on child porn charges

Computer repair shop allegedly finds child porn on man's computer

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Aldermen approve lobbyist, consultant for hydro project

Administration says it needs assistance to shepherd project

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Mayor Spring reacts to potential funding cut

Move would cut about $900,000 from Quincy's coffers

Blotter for 3/9

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Aaron Bell
Quincy man faces three counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse

Aaron Bell is accused of having sexual contact with a juvenile

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Brady, Plummer make swing through Adams County

Candidates for GOP governor and lt. governor make stops throughout the state

Semi-trailer, car wreck at 36th and Broadway injures woman

Collision occured at 6:30 Monday morning

Open carry movement gaining notice

While the NRA is almost always going to support the increased deregulation of guns, the organization keeps its distance from open-carry advocacy

Blotter for 3/8

Kemner leads group to spur youth sports

Riverfront Athletic Association will begin with volleyball, could expand to other sports

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Brady gets GOP nod for governor

llinois could finally find out who won the Republican nomination for governor -- but there's still a chance the race won't be over

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