Obama declares presidential campaign2/11/2007 by Alicia Wade in City
SPRINGFIELD - Sen. Barack Obama recalled a historic event as he stood in front of the Old State Capitol Building in Springfield. For the full text of Barack Obama's presidential campaign announcement, visit www.barackobama.com. As he spoke of Abraham Lincoln's "House Divided" speech given in the capitol building nearly 150 years ago, his words echoed off of the stone walls to the silent crowd standing before him in the bitter cold.…
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Suspects in five burglaries arrested2/11/2007 by Danny Wenger in City
Carbondale Police have arrested two men suspected of burglarizing five separate businesses in Carbondale.
Richard Gragg, 34, of Springfield and Darryl Vinson, 45, of Carbondale were arrested Thursday and charged with breaking into Ron's One Stop, Egyptian Corner, Radio Shack, Rent One, and Rex TV and Appliances, according to a press release Friday.…
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Statewide smoking ban changing bars and restaurants1/13/2008 by Dave Lopez in City |
Lifelong resident appointed Carbondale city attorneyCarbondale resident Michael Kimmel appointed next City Attorney1/14/2008 by Barton Lorimor in City |
Business center offering small business start-up classes2/11/2007 by Brandon Augsburg in City
The Illinois Small Business Development Center at SIUC is working in conjunction with cities in the region to offer free small business workshops for those looking to open their own business.
Robyn Laur Russell, director of the center, said the two-hour classes are designed to provide information to potential entrepreneurs who want to open a business in the area.…
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University to sign contract denouncing sweatshopsDunn: It's the right thing for SIUC to do2/11/2007 by Chris Klarer in City
A group of student activists have come close to ensure there will never be a child bent over a sewing machine producing SIUC apparel for pennies a day.
Students for Peace and Democracy, a registered student organization at SIUC, recently received word from interim Chancellor John Dunn that the university will soon sign on with the Worker Rights Consortium, a goal the student group has worked towards for more than a year.…
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