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Before coming to Freeport as the city’s first City Manager, Lowell Crow served as the city administrator in Monmouth, IL. He left his position in Monmouth in May of 2017.
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The hearing will be held on Monday, December 2, 2019, at 5:30p.m.
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This relative stability in approval rating contrasts with President Richard Nixon’s job approval trajectory, which took a noticeable dip as a potential impeachment inquiry came into focus in the early 1970s.
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A group of concerned local citizens from the Environmental Study Group on Tuesday, November 26
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Federal investigations are swirling about multiple Democrat leaders in Chicago City Hall, the Illinois House, and the Illinois Senate.
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While a slight majority of Americans polled support requirements for insurance to cover abortion, the majority also oppose public funding for abortion.
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Counties and cities that voted to tax recreational cannabis will be able to begin collecting sales tax on local cannabis sales on July 1, not Sept. 1.
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The lack of self-awareness is simply unbelievable!
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Coverage of the House Intelligence Committee impeachment hearings against President Donald J. Trump.
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The presidential impeachment battle moves to a new stage on Wednesday, when the House will conduct the first public, televised
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The House debated and voted on a resolution that lays out the next steps in the impeachment investigation of President Trump
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Wonder why you keep getting hit with “new” local taxes and fees? Look no further than local pension costs for the answer.
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Here is what’s on the agenda for Monday, October 21, 2019 for the city of Freeport, Illinois
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A total of 12 candidates met onstage in Westerville, Ohio, for a fourth for the 2020 Democratic presidential debate hosted
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Senator Sandoval chairs one of the most influential Senate Committees, in charge of the largest spending program passed this Spring- the State’s Capital Spending Plan.
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