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5:19 am
Mon April 16, 2007

Proposed Kishwaukee Valley Water Authority to control groundwater

DeKalb, IL – Voters in parts of three Illinois counties will decide who controls their groundwater. WNIJ's Susan Stephens takes a look at the Kishwaukee Valley Water Authority proposal.

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Kishwaukee Valley Water Authority proposal pro and con (Google video)

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WNIJ News
5:50 am
Tue March 27, 2007

Illinois Superintendent deployed to Afghanistan

Chadwick, IL – The Superintendent of a small school district in northwest Illinois will be deployed to Afghanistan at the end of March. Roy Webb heads the Chadwick School District and is a colonel in the Iowa National Guard. WNIJ's Abbie Reese was there when his students and teachers sent him off.

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WNIJ News
4:51 am
Tue March 27, 2007

Halfway to hurricane relief: volunteers helping volunteers

Hernando, MS – Most hurricane relief volunteers help out for a week at a time. At the United Methodist Church in Hernando, Mississippi, one week has now turned into a year and a half. The town just south of Memphis has has become a midway point for volunteers coming from the North looking for a place to stay the night. WNIJ's Jenna Wright reports.

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WNIJ News
6:01 am
Fri March 16, 2007

Could DeKalb be a haven for retirees?

DeKalb Mayor Frank Van Buer

DeKalb, IL – DeKalb Mayor Frank Van Buer envisions a downtown that's filled with retirees enjoying the cultural assets provided by Northern Illinois University. The plan includes a thousand condos and more retailers. Ultimately, Mayor Van Buer envisions the downtown stretching east to Peace Road, near Interstate 88. WNIJ's Dan Klefstad asks "Will developers by into this plan?"

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WNIJ News
7:19 am
Wed March 7, 2007

Tobacco sales to Winnebago youths up from last year

Rockford, IL – Recent inspections of tobacco retailers in Winnebago County found that clerks were more likely to sell tobacco products to minors than they were a year ago. WNIJ's Guy Stephens reports.

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