Mar 20, 2008 | News-Gazette Technology Stories
Atwood cleanup day, picnic on horizon
ATWOOD – Spring weather may be taking its time getting here, but the village of Atwood will be ready for it when it finally comes. via News-Gazette Technology Stories
Mar 6, 2008 | Associated Content
More Bad Winter Weather Forces Schools and Businesses to Close in Central IL
March came in like a lion as central Illinois was hit again with more bad weather as ice, sleet, and snow moved into the area. via Associated Content
Jan 30, 2008 | News-Gazette Technology Stories
Grant funds to aid districts' study
“The time frame will depend on the researchers.”
BEMENT – Administrators from Atwood-Hammond, Arthur, Bement and Lovington school districts will receive nearly $8,000 for a school reorganization study. via News-Gazette Technology Stories
Nov 29, 2007 | News-Gazette Technology Stories
Cerro Gordo opts out of co-op feasibility study
Cerro Gordo school officials have opted out of joining a cooperative high school feasibility study, but administrators from Arthur, Atwood-Hammond, Bement and Lovington will go forward. via News-Gazette Technology Stories
Nov 10, 2007 | News-Gazette Education Stories
UI researchers could study rural schools' reorganization
With one school district already opting out of a feasibility study to determine whether five area high schools should close their doors, it is up to four districts to determine the potential fate of their ... via News-Gazette Education Stories
Oct 31, 2007 | WGKC-FM Champaign
Sep 28, 2007 | WGN-AM Chicago
On August 31st, 2007, Penelope Messic, Ron Grossman, and Craig Sirles reviewed some of the most interesting books Extension 720 has recieved during the past few months. via WGN-AM Chicago
Aug 25, 2007 | Light reading
The rational and the desiring part
“To think first of all that you can start a book; then to believe you can finish it; find a publisher; persuade people to buy it; read it; and review it - ' well, I rest my case.”
Jennie Erdal at the FT on various matters : Some months ago I interviewed Margaret Atwood on the subject of poetry. via Light reading









