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Frank
Lesko of the Illinois state treasurer's office (left) assists local
resident Dan Wheeler in checking the I-Cash website. This occurred
during a special meeting at Buff's Restaurant in Mount Pulaski on
Monday. Lesko was at the restaurant with Treasurer Dan Rutherford
at the invitation of the Mount Pulaski Rotary. To his surprise,
Wheeler found that he had unclaimed assets being held in the state's
unclaimed property program.
Photo by Nila
Smith
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In
this Feb. 5 file
photo,
Illinois
Sen. Heather Steans,
D-Chicago,
far left,
Bloomington
resident
Danielle
Cook, front
center, who
is in a
civil union
with her
partner of
many years,
Suzie
Hutton, back
left, and
their
15-year-old
son, Caleb,
right,
listen to
lawmakers
while
testifying
during a
Senate
Executive
Committee
hearing at
the Illinois
State
Capitol in
Springfield. The
Illinois
Senate is
expected to
vote
Thursday on the
bill to end
Illinois'
ban on
same-sex
marriage.
AP
photo by
Seth Perlman
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Cheryl Boyd, meeting at Allen
Chapel, starting seeds, Lincoln statue project, scrapbooking workshop,
blood drive, Atlanta writing circle, HSLC chili and soup, jazz concert, 'It's
All About Love!,'
Republican city primary
notices, Bowling for Books, Red Cross Heroes Breakfast, absentee and early voting, Polar Plunge
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 Cartel kingpin Chicago's new
Public Enemy No. 1
National
 Repeated gaffes ultimately
halted ex-cop's rampage
Politics,
Government & Elections
 Obama pushes preschool
programs in Georgia trip
International
 Olympian Pistorius charged
with murder
Pistorius' girlfriend was a
model, law graduate
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 Brown-and-white whistling owl
ID'd as new species
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In
this Dec. 13, 2011, file photo, Alexander Graham Bell's Graphaphone 1881 is displayed during a news conference at
Smithsonian's National Museum of American History in Washington.
The Library of Congress is announcing a plan for saving the
nation's history in recorded sound under a mandate from
Congress. The library already saves key audio selections each
year, but many other recordings are being lost due to a lack of
storage capacity, changing technology and disparate copyright
laws. Researchers say more than half of the oldest recordings,
including audio from George Gershwin, Frank Sinatra and Judy
Garland, have already been lost.
AP photo by Jose Luis Magana
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Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts
 Library
of Congress
has plan for
saving recordings
 Giffords,
Kelly
featured in March
issue of Vogue
 First
lady plugs
'Beasts of the Southern Wild'
 Wallis
a natural actress,
but is 9 too young?
Books
 Facebook
CEO's sis Randi Zuckerberg
has book deal
Movie Reviews
Music Review
Fashion
 NY
Fashion Week fades to black on runway and off
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Wednesday, Feb. 13:
Logan County bicycle
trails plan reviewed
Carroll Catholic students
celebrate Mardi Gras -- album
Opening tonight: Lincoln College
'Trojan Women' a must-see
Main Street Lincoln lends
support to Abraham Lincoln statue project
Final scrapbooking workshop
at the Atlanta Public Library Feb. 23
County meeting minutes:
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Airport and farm,
Feb. 4
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Road and bridge,
Feb. 4
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Logan County EMA,
Feb. 7
Madigan: Victory Pharma to
pay nearly $140,000 for defrauding Illinois Medicaid program
Fire and rescue
reports
ZLS Lady Eagles are
Jacksonville tournament champions
LCU gets blown out by
CCCB
AP news
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Monday, Feb. 11
Saturday,
Feb. 9
Friday, Feb. 8
Thursday, Feb. 7
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