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Burlington theater group to present gaslighting mystery Angel Street (opens the original)
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A psychological thriller will open the new season for Players Workshop, 1431 Grove St. in Burlington. “Angel Street” was originally titled “Gaslight,” and the term gaslight originates from that title. “The story from beginning to end is very intriguing. I hope that we will bring that for the audience — that sense of what is happening, I can’t wait to get to the end so I can find out what’s happening,” said Director Lee Franklin. Players Workshop will perform Angel Street seven times during the n
WIU leaders pay tribute to trailblazer whose ‘advocacy changed the culture of the university’ (opens the original)
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Leaders at Western Illinois University paid tribute to one of the institution’s trailblazers, Maurine Magliocco, who passed away this summer. She was 81. “Maurine’s advocacy changed the culture of the university,” said Board of Trustees Chairperson Polly Radosh during the board’s Sept. 24 meeting. Magliocco is credited with helping establish the Women’s Center in the mid-1980s and served as its first director. She also taught English for 37 years and served as chapter president of the University
SRC to auction off former Macomb campus (opens the original)
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Spoon River College has hired a firm to auction off its former campus at 208 S. Johnson St. in Macomb. The college’s board agreed to a contract with Sullivan Auctioneers to conduct a live, online auction of the site. The auction is scheduled for Nov. 3. Sullivan will not be paid a fee or commission, but the board approved advertising expenses of up to $6,500, which will be paid from the Education Fund. The board has not decided on a minimum bid that it will accept. The building dates back to 191
WIU to rent out classroom, office space in Macomb (opens the original)
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Western Illinois University is once again leasing out space on one of its campuses. The Board of Trustees agreed to lease the space in Horrabin Hall in Macomb to Regional Office of Education 26, which serves Fulton, Hancock, McDonough, and Schuyler counties. “This is not our mission to be a landlord, if you will, but if there are opportunities that it enhances our communities, our academic programs, the state, and meets the mission of what we have to offer, then we are certainly open to those co
Macomb hopes to unwrap new water plant by Xmas Day 2028 (opens the original)
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A plan roughly a decade in the making is about to come to fruition in Macomb. Work will begin next week on construction of a new water treatment plant. The single-story structure will be built at the northwest corner of Ward and Grant streets. Public Works Director Alice Ohrtmann said the current water plant is more than a century old and is unreliable. “We joke at the plant that it’s possessed. Almost every day something breaks, something goes bad. It’s a never-ending struggle to keep the plant
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