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The Commercial-News, Danville, IL--Local News
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From the field to the gas tank
Marketplace volatility may be neutralizing the skyrocketing farm commodities prices that occurred just after the June floods.
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Area farmers face variety of concerns
Farmers this season face a variety of concerns as they continue their operations against an uncertain economic backdrop.
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Court clears 610 Tap owner of charge
One of three bar owners who pleaded not guilty in April to smoking ban violations had the charge dropped after appearing in court on Friday.
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Family keeps the sound loud and clear
In a community that boasts a plethora of performing arts groups, one thing may be more important than talent ? whether the audience can hear the show.
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Danville on list of Starbucks closures
The Danville Starbucks is one of about 600 coffee shops slated to close nationwide.
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Youth putting summer hours to work
Eighteen-year-old Ollie Williams sweated away in the heat this week while painting outside Danville Housing Authority?s Churchill Towers on Seminary Street.
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Luncheon honors seniors' protectors
A group of unsung heroes received the recognition they deserve at a luncheon Tuesday at CRIS Senior Services.
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Scout collects food for project
A family in need is in need all year, not just during the holidays.
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DLO musical open July 25
W.C Fields once said, ?Never work with children or animals.? Many directors would agree.
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Tilton unhappy with bridge progress
On Thursday night, Tilton Mayor David Phillips was adamant about holding the contractor on the 14th Street overpass project to the terms of the construction contract.
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DHA budget affects director contract
Unknown budget numbers from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and other uncertainties regarding Danville Housing Authority board members and city housing plans, caused the DHA board of commissioners on Thursday to extend executive director Greg Hilleary?s contract by only a few months.
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Family hopes others hear message
The punishment was almost secondary to the importance of the message sent out during the sentencing of Jonathan Gallez.
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Photographer glad to be open
Four months might not seem like a long time to some, but it seemed like forever for photographer Bruce Huff.
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Greenhouse company moves to Tilton
There?s an unusual twist in an arrangement that brings Georgetown-based International Greenhouse to Tilton: It was done without the village offering local incentives.
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Hoopeston Area budget looks good
Financial Director Don Dean told the Hoopeston Area School Board Thursday night that Hoopeston?s end of the year financial report for the 2008 school year looked good.
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