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Jo Daviess County Sheriff Kevin Turner posted this notice on the sheriff’s office’s Facebook page last week. Sheriffs throughout Illinois posted similarly worded letters on their Facebook pages as well.
Sheriff wants no role in enforcement: Approximately 80 top law enforcement officials issue warning: Won’t enforce assault weapon registry
SPRINGFIELD–Dozens of county sheriffs in Illinois–approximately “80-ish,” per Illinois Sheriffs’ Association head Jim Kaitschuck–say they’ll refuse to … more
Galena Zoning Board of Appeals approves hospital special use permit
GALENA–The Galena Board of Zoning Appeals approved Midwest Medical Center’s request for a special use permit to go over the maximum building size allowed at its under five-minute meeting … more
The new owners of McCoy Insurance Agency are, from left, Peter Huschitt, Tim Timpe, Tina Ertmer and Michael “Woody” Woodward.
Longtime Galena insurance agency has new ownership
GALENA–Galena’s oldest insurance agency, McCoy Insurance Services is under new ownership and a slightly different name. The business changed hands at the turn of the new year when … more
Local man dies after going under ice on Mississippi
GALENA–A Scales Mound man died after going under the ice on the Mississippi River backwaters on Sunday, Jan. 15. Around 4:20 p.m., members of the Galena Volunteer Fire Department received … more
LitFest starts on Wednesday
GALENA–It’s time to get lit for LitFest. The Galena Public Library kicks off its annual LitFest this week with An Evening with Casey McQuiston in Conversation with Hollie Smurthwaite, 6-7 … more
Sheriff’s association announces scholarship program
The Illinois Sheriffs’ Association announces that it will be awarding over $58,000 in college scholarships throughout the state to students wishing to pursue higher education during the 2023-24 … more
Back, from left, Loren Grube and Robert Sturdivant fold sheets together in the laundry room while, front, from left, Katie Stewart and John Asta do the same.
Working toward equality: The Workshop takes pay equality steps for its consumers
by Murphy Obershaw mobershaw@galgazette.com GALENA–A continued push for equality in Illinois is affecting The Workshop. Advocacy groups are pushing for people with disabilities to all … more
Extension plans swine production webinar
Extension is offering a free webinar on swine production as part of the “Livestock Production and Principles for Beginners Webinar Series.” “Getting Started with Swine” is … more
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Hospital, NWILED, Dupaco announce scholarships
Midwest Medical Center, NWILED and DUPACO are announcing scholarship opportunities for area students.   Health care scholarships There are five loan/scholarship programs available … more
County multiplier remains stable at 1.0000
SPRINGFIELD–Jo Daviess County has been issued a final property assessment equalization factor of 1.0000, according to David Harris, director, Illinois Department of Revenue. The property … more
After proclaiming January as National Human Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, the East Dubuque City Council posed for a photo, back, from left, Sgt. Cody Lange, Police Chief Luke Kovacic, Delbert Belken, Mike Hoffman, Casey Klein, Jacob Walsh, Tim Fluhr and front, from left, Mayor Randy Degenhardt, City Clerk Pam McCarthy and Jeff Bergman.
ED City Council proclaims January National Human Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month
ED council buys satellite office for police
The East Dubuque Police Department will have new office space. . .in six to eight weeks, though. The East Dubuque City Council agreed at its Tuesday, Jan. 3, to purchase a 20’ x 24’ … more
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