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Tuesday, February 09
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CODE #2 WINTER NO-PARKING CONDITION ISSUED BY THE CITY
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Snow in Central Park this morning.
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A CODE #2 winter no-parking condition declaration was issued by the City of
Decatur and went into effect at 9:00 last night. If your car is still park in a
winter no-parking zone, you are in violation of the restriction.
CODE #2 was a declaration of a winter no-parking condition due to the
snowfall.
The following restrictions went into effect on streets posted with Winter No-
parking signs:
1. The parking, leaving or standing of any vehicle is prohibited on
designated Winter No-Parking streets. Winter No-Parking streets are identified
by red and white
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MILLIKIN'S WILDMAN NAMED CCIW WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 'PLAYER OF THE WEEK'
Millikin’s Elise Wildman was named College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin
(CCIW) Women’s Basketball Player of the Week Monday.
Wildman, a junior center from Lovington, Ill., and Lovington
High School, had 21 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and one steal in
a 76-59
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REP. JOHNSON TAKES AIM AT NATION’S DEBT, DEFICIT
WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Rep. Timothy V. Johnson issued the following
statement today, after the House of Representatives voted to increase the
national debt limit to a historic high of $14.3 trillion.
The debt limit increase was passed in the Senate last week by a 60-39 vote.
Once the
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DUDLEY ISSUES STATEMENT FOLLOWING VICTORY OVER BLIEFNICK
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Tim Dudley
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Tim Dudley, the winner of the Democratic primary over Amy Bliefnick for the
senate seat presently held by Sen. Kyle McCarter, issued the following
statement:
"I want to thank the voters for their support and believing in a new day for
State Government. We've been working for nearly a year to secure party support
for the 51st District Senate race and tonight, we have won the support of the
people. I want to thank my team of dedicated volunteers and my family for
working hard to make sure our message was heard. Tonight, we celebrate and
then we start again.
"We have
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CITY COUNCIL MOVES TOWARDS GIVING DELINQUENT PARKERS 'THE BOOT'
The general consensus of all six members of the Decatur City Council who
were on hand for Monday’s council meeting was that the infamous “Denver
Parking Boot” will soon make its appearance on the streets of the downtown
business district to encourage outstanding parking ticket offenders to pay up
or “get booted”.
Council members gave their views to City Manager Ryan McCrady and his
staff on which direction to proceed on making modifications to the existing
downtown parking system to bring about improvements to generate
additional parking
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More Headlines
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REP MITCHELL: STATE SHOULD SELL ITS FLEET OF AIRCRAFT
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COMMENTS ON PROPOSED PARKING SYSTEM CHANGES DEADLINE IS SUNDAY AT 2:00 PM
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FLIDER HOSTS SUCCESSFUL CASH DASH DAY
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ROACH SCHOOL HEARING CANCELED
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ELECTED OFFICIALS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS AT PRESS CONFERENCE FOR DUDLEY
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DMH INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS WITH UNITED ARAB EMIRATES MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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CITY TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS
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LEGISLATORS ANNOUNCE SUPPORT FOR DUDLEY
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LINCOLN LAW OFFICE CHAIR DONATED TO MACON COUNTY HISTORY MUSEUM
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MACON COUNTY FAIR QUEEN MAKES THE TOP 12 AT STATE COMPETITION
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CONGRESSMAN HARE ENDORSES DUDLEY IN STATE SENATE PRIMARY
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FLIDER, DECATUR CITIZENS TESTIFY AGAINST PROPOSED AMEREN RATE INCREASE BEFORE ICC
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ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL ISSUES STATEMENT ON TRAGIC DEATH OF DR. WHITE
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CHIC CLINIC HAS FREE H1N1 VACCINATIONS
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DMH RE-NAMES DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING CENTER AFTER DR. LOCKE
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POLICE DEPARTMENT NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
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AMERICAN RED CROSS RELIEF TO HAITI
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LUCY MURPHY TO RETIRE AS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PRESIDENT
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GARFIELD AVENUE BRIDGE REOPENS WEDNESDAY
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CITY OF DECATUR TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON PLANS JAN. 28
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MT. ZION SWINGSATIONS FINISH IN TOP 3 OF COMPETITION
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FLIDER TAKES CASE AGAINST AMEREN RATE HIKE TO ICC
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DPD RELEASES HOLIDAY SEASON LATE NIGHT ENFORCEMENT CRACKDOWN NUMBERS
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NEW AIR CONNECTION FROM DECATUR TO CHICAGO ANNOUNCED
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FLIDER POSTPONES TODAY'S TOWN HALL MEETING DUE TO WEATHER
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CITY ISSUES SNOW EMERGENCY
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ARGENTA MAN NAMED 2009 FARM MANAGER OF THE YEAR
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TOMLINSON FUNDRAISER, JOB FAIR COMING UP
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PRAIRIE AVENUE NEAR MLK INTERSECTION NOW OPEN
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WABASH CROSSING RECOMMENDED AS SITE FOR NEW POLICE BUILDING
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WEEKEND ENFORCEMENT NETS 15 DUI ARRESTS
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PIONEERING ATTORNEY TO SPEAK AT KING DAY BANQUET
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DECATUR POLICE TO INCREASE TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT DURING HOLIDAY SEASON
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WATER SERVICE INSURANCE LETTERS NOT FROM CITY
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DECATUR POLICE SPACE STUDY COMPLETED
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MACON COUNTY TREASURER STEVE GRIMM MAKES THIRD AND FINAL TAX REVENUE DISTRIBUTION
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