Friday, August 18, 2006

posted daily OVER THE NOON HOUR  (CDT)

• Community engages in comprehensive plan process
  Lincoln City Hall chambers packed; citizens comment

• Gov. Blagojevich announces recipients of $5 million in new state funding for stem cell research
  Funds awarded to seven state university research projects

• Illinois' new employment best in eight years, unemployment below national rate

• World, national news

• Trying to build an army in a combat zone

• Questions and answers at a table for the world
  112 thinkers prepare to meet at global town hall in Berlin

• Officials: U.S. blocked missiles to Hezbollah

• Raul Castro says brother Fidel recovering

• More...

 Business

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• Business news elsewhere

• Consumer sentiment falls below expectations

• Ford slashes production

• Price cuts drove down Dell profit in 2nd quarter

• More...

• Draft of Logan County Comprehensive Plan

• Draft of Logan County Greenways Plan

• State rep holds Lincoln office hours Monday

• Calendar of events

• How to help victims of earthquakes, hurricanes and more

• Parent Institute column: Shopping with teens

• Musical styles of the past have not been forgotten
  The Ball Brothers

• Sports news elsewhere

• Cards take control in Central

• Yankees routed at home

• PGA Championship

• More...

• Health news elsewhere

• Health Highlights

• Many U.S. Kids Not Getting Timely Vaccinations

• What Does That SPF in Sunscreen Really Mean?

• Any Tobacco Use Raises Heart Attack Risk

• More...

• Personal tech news elsewhere

• Boeing: In-flight Internet didn't fly on low demand

• Question of the Week - Do All Plasma TVs Have Tuners?

• More...

• Home and garden news elsewhere

• How your child learns

• The eye of the family hurricane is Homework Central

• Choose a Theme for Decorating a Dorm Room

• Let Your Brick Know You Care!

• My Pods Runneth Over

• More...

• Travel news elsewhere

• Good-bye grits, hello quinoa
  Haute diners popping up in U.S.

• Timeout in Mexico
  Isla Holbox takes worries away

• More...

Thursday, Aug. 17:

• Engineers propose regional detention pond for Lincoln's west side

• Mount Pulaski to Elkhart: Roadwork to be done at various locations

• Blagojevich administration marks National Child Support Month

• Postville Courthouse, where Abraham Lincoln practiced law, hosts 1840s craft fair

• Lincoln College orientation travels the 'Road to Success'

• Invention Mysteries: A hunter's dream: A story about fishing reels, bows and arrows, and guns

• Fall garden and landscape seminar series

Wednesday, Aug. 16

Tuesday, Aug. 15

Monday, Aug. 14

Saturday, Aug. 12

Friday, Aug. 11