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Great River Corvette Club hosts annual autocross event (opens the original)
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John Wood Community College was filled with vehicles Saturday, especially Corvettes, as the Great River Corvette Club held its annual autocross event on the college's campus. Nearly 50 cars took to the rainy blacktop, racing around the course while trying to post the best time. While many of the vehicles were Corvettes, the races also featured Fords and other classic vehicles. Club Treasurer Dale Wilson said the event is about more than just racing. "We have some great local sponsors and it basi
Quincy to use $200,000 grant for street safety study (opens the original)
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QUINCY, Illinois - City council approved a grant to help improve street safety during Monday nightâs meeting. Council approved a $200,000 grant from the Federal Highway Administration through the Safe Streets and Roads for All program. The program aims to prevent roadway fatalities and serious injuries by providing grants to help fund safety initiatives. Quincy Engineering Manager Steve Bange said the city plans to use the funding to conduct a street safety study. "These studies are usually th
‘I’ve learned a lot’: Residents fire off over trap shooting range plan (opens the original)
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QUINCY, Illinois - The community outcry continues this week after city council approved of a $2.9 million land purchase for a controversial trap shooting range proposal. Just under 10 residents spoke during Monday night's City Council meeting to voice growing concerns about a planned trap shooting range near Highway 24 East. Neighbors said the area is home to several farming operations, including a hog farm and other livestock, and expressed frustration that they were not given an opportunity to
Quincy Public Library to upgrade security with state funded grant; staffer assaulted but OK (opens the original)
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Improved surveillance is coming to the Quincy Public Library thanks to a state grant. The funding comes from the Illinois Secretary of State's Office, which allows libraries to apply for up to $100,000 for security improvements. The library will use the grant to install new security cameras inside and outside the building after officials identified gaps in the current surveillance system. "There's been some things in the past with a library van getting damaged that it was parked in a blind spot.
A Walking Miracle: Sam Oitker benefit shows off amazing strides of student hit by train (opens the original)
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On May 22nd, the lives of Sam Oitker and his family and friends came to a frightening halt. "This event is incredible. We have so many donations. There's probably at least 100 people here. It's amazing how big our community showed up for us throughout all of this for Sam. It hasn't gone unnoticed, unappreciated. We are blown away by everyone's love and support,â said Paige Warning, sister of Sam. Oitker was on his way home from work when a westbound train out of Barry struck his truck. He was
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