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3637th Homecoming Photo Gallery - May 26, 2008

Sue Dwyer of St. Charles clutches her sons Spc. Thomas Dwyer, left, and Sgt. Dan Dwyer after the ... Photo 1 of 22 Sgt.
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/3637th-homecoming-photo-gallery?fromr...

Police investigating car-combine crash near Pleasant Plains - May 21, 2008

Police and paramedics are at the scene of a crash involving a car and a combine this morning.
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/police-investigating-car-combine-cras...

Cavaliers' Card leads Class A in shot put, discus - May 17, 2008

She might be young, but you have to give Carlinville High School freshman Kelsey Card credit for knowing how to handle a pair of pressure situations.
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/cavaliers-card-leads-class-a-in-shot-...

Minding Their P's and Q's - May 15, 2008

"I have had a lifelong passion for cattle and a sincere interest in making the Angus breed better" Minding Their P's and Q's Barb Baylor Anderson Lee Stremsterfer's first word as a toddler was "cow." Now, at age 31, the Pleasant Plains, Ill., Angus breeder can't imagine any other way of life or livelihood. via Angus Journal
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/minding-their-ps-and-qs?fromrss=1

New point of view for Chick Lanphier's telescope - May 7, 2008

"Chick Lanphier would have been very pleased to have seen his love for astronomy and science carried on by his fellow citizens here in Sangamon County" A 1960s-era custom-built telescope and dome donated by the Lanphier family to a local astronomy group have been transplanted and revitalized into a new observatory. via State Journal-Register
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/new-point-of-view-for-chick-lanphiers...

Musician on mend fights for uninsured - May 5, 2008

"I've always been so healthy and strong as a horse" Bill Laymon, a high-profile rock musician who grew up in Springfield, says he's "coming back from being dead." And he is starting to speak out about the plight of the uninsured. via State Journal-Register
http://www.topix.net/city/pleasant-plains-il/2008/05/musician-on-mend-fights-for-uninsured...
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