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Anyone
who thinks that the city council doesn't labor over their decisions
hasn't been following the story of the bridge on Oglesby Avenue. This
week the council jumped a big hurdle when they came to a decision. The
bridge will be removed, probably sometime this spring or summer.
There still remains one big decision: what type of barrier to erect to
prevent vehicles from driving off into the creek.
Photo by
Nila Smith
(Click on image for larger version.)
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NOTICE
10:45 p.m. -- I-55 is
closed at the 123 to 126 mile posts (Lincoln) on the
southbound lanes due to a tractor-trailer jack-knife
accident
12:03 A.M. UPDATE: I-55 IS NOW RE-OPENED
Closures and Cancellations
Carroll Catholic School --
closed Friday
Chester-East Lincoln School -- closed Friday
Lincoln Christian Church Pre-school -- closed Friday
Lincoln Community High School -- closed Friday
Logan Mason Rehab -- offices open / classes canceled
New Holland-Middletown -- closed Friday
Salt Creek Academy -- closed Friday
West Lincoln-Broadwell -- closed Friday
Zion Lutheran Lincoln -- closed Friday
District 27 Schools and
Lincoln Junior High School are taking a scheduled
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This
photo
shows the
buckling of
U.S. 89
about 25
miles south
of Page,
Ariz., on Wednesday. The
Arizona
Department
of
Transportation
is rerouting
motorists to
other
roadways off
the heavily
traveled
highway
between
Arizona and
Utah. ADOT says
what caused
a 150-foot
section of
pavement to
buckle is
not related
to the
weather and
might be
what ADOT
calls a
"geologic
event."
AP
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provided by
the Arizona
Department
of
Transportation
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CLOSE UP:
Feb. 21
Soup buffet, writing club, Abraham
Lincoln statue, Lawnmower Clinic, Avanti's
sandwiches, Community Action meeting, Cheryl Boyd,
starting seeds, scrapbooking workshop, Atlanta
writing circle, jazz concert, Republican city
primary notices, Red Cross Heroes
Breakfast, absentee and early voting, Polar Plunge
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State
 Chicago district disappointed in ex-congressman
National
 Plains storm gathers
strength, cited in road death
Politics,
Government & Elections
 Obama weighs stepping in on gay marriage case
Court conflicted on allowing
outside use of FOIA
Private US firms take major
role vs. cyberattacks
Domenici acknowledges having
son outside marriage
GOP opens 2013 with money
advantage over Democrats
International
 Syrian activists: 18 killed by
airstrike in south
ODD & Extraordinary
 Royal penguin found stranded
on New Zealand beach
Science, Technology and the Environment
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This Wednesday photo released by ABC shows
Robin Roberts, seated at left, George Stephanopoulos, and, standing, from
left, Josh Elliott, Sam Champion and Lara Spencer on the set
of "Good Morning America" in New York. Five months after
undergoing a bone marrow transplant, Roberts is back on
television in the morning. Roberts said Wednesday she'd been "waiting 174 days to say this:
'Good morning, America.'" The
morning-show host is recovering from MDS, a blood and bone
marrow disease.
AP photo/ABC, Heidi Gutman
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Entertainment, Entertainers, Media & Arts
 Robin
Roberts
returns to 'Good Morning America'
 Kennedy Center
opens
Nordic
Cool cultural
festival
 British
neighborhood
wants its Banksy
back
 Stevie
Wonder
says UN Day
Concert to be
on TV
 Young
actress
from Congo
granted visa
for Oscars
Game Review
 Sony's rascally
raccoon
Sly
Cooper
returns
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Area Restaurant Menus
Chopsticks
Guzzardo's Italian Villa
Mr. Lincoln's
On The Green
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Wednesday, Feb. 20:
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C. Wayne Schrader
recognized as Ward 3 'Involved Citizen of the Year'
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County facing 35
pct health insurance increase; invites employees to
meeting
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AME Church in Lincoln
offered spiritual, social and political benefits to
post-Civil War congregants
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Winter storm expected on Thursday
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Preview model of
Abraham Lincoln statue to be on display at Feb. 25
committee meeting
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Sydney Johnson is
the Zion Lutheran January Student of the Month
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Lincoln Jaycees
Lawnmower Clinic
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Spring crop insurance deadline nears
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Specialty corn program expansion
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Ranch Rodeo coming to Illinois Horse Fair
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WLB Wolverines take 2 from Mount Pulaski
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Logan Lanes: American Bowling
League
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Illini
news and notes by Greg Taylor
10 thoughts on the Illini season
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Logan Lanes: American Bowling
League
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