Yesterday | The Daily Gazette
Oregon police chief top alumni winner
DeHaan graduated with a criminal justice degree in 1993. He then earned a bachelor's degree in law enforcement and justice administration from Western Illinois University in 1996.
SVM scouts 1A/2A softball regionals
Players to watch: Morgan Adolph, Milledgeville 3b/p; Sophie Brunner, Aquin; Emily Bush, Milledgeville p; Kristi Ebbers, Dakota c; Ashley Napean, Eastland p; Meghan Stichter, Pearl City ss Outlook: The NUIC East champion Missiles, hoping to return to state, split their regular-season series with the Dakota Indians.
Canfield Wins Gold Medal Classic 5/11/13
Byron, Illinois-Andrew Canfield of Oregon has flown under the radar on the competitive golf scene in the Stateline.
How Wall Street fraudsters ripped you off, again
Just as you're struggling to finance a summer vacation, or simply to pay the freaking rent, how would you like to open your wallet and hand over a wad of cash to a gang of international con artists who commit fraud as casually as they order a five-course dinner? Really? That's how you feel about it? Well, tell it to the U.S. Department of Justice, ... (more)
District, IHSA punishes music teacher, students
OREGON – Some Oregon High School music students will be giving back the awards and trophies they brought home from the last 2 years of state solo and ensemble contests because of rules violations.
Ethanol Rises Against Gasoline on Signs of Higher Export Demand
The spread, or price difference, contracted 7.43 cents to 27.04 cents a gallon as ethanol stockpiles in New York Harbor in the week ended April 26 dropped to a record low 5.6 million barrels, data from the Energy Information Administration show, even as total gasoline demand trails year-earlier levels.
Ogle County sheriff's race gets early start
OREGON – After the April 9 election, Ogle County voters might have thought they had seen the last of campaigning for a while.
May Day activists cheer state immigration laws in Dixon IL, Sterling, IL and Rock Falls IL
As Congress debates the first national immigration overhaul in decades, a state-level push advancing rights for people in the U.S. illegally has picked up momentum across the country.
Medicaid helps depression, financial security; health outcomes unclear
If you're uninsured, getting on Medicaid clearly improves your mental health, but it doesn't seem to make much difference in physical conditions such as high blood pressure.
Flood damage assessments still being taken
Two people survey the flood damage at Rock River Terrace along River Road north of Oregon on April 19.
For our schools, we'll vote again and again - and again, if we must.
"It would be nice to see them find some middle ground between screwing people out of their retirement and bankrupting the schools" I ran for public office on a commitment to invest in our schools and give our businesses the educated workforce they need to compete in the global marketplace.
MARSEILLES ROTARY Marseilles Rotary Club dispensed with its regular program in order to focus on how members could use their resources to help those affected by the recent flood.