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New Alderman sworn in

The Amboy City Council welcomed a new Alderman during Monday night’s meeting.

by By Tonja Greenfield, General Manager

Updated: 6 days ago

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Will Amboy Junior High property become home to new fire station?

AMBOY – Amboy Fire Department Assistant Chief Scott Wittenauer addressed the Feb. 21 Amboy Board of Education meeting to discuss the fire department’s interest in obtaining a portion of the current junior high property for a new fire station.

by By Bonnie Morris, Editor

Updated: 6 days ago

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Mayor declares National Girl Scout Week

Local girl scouts attended the Amboy City Council meeting on Monday night where Amboy Mayor John Schamberger declared March 10-16 as Girl Scout Week. Tonja Greenfield/Amboy News

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Elkins, Wheeler engaged to be married

MONTGOMERY — Jessica M. Elkins, of Aurora, and Anthony I. Wheeler, of Montgomery, are engaged to be married.

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Updated: 1 week ago

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Simpson named March Student of the Month

AMBOY — Cameron Simpson has been named Amboy High School’s March Student of the Month. He is the son of Melissa Simpson and Dale Simpson.

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Amboy Fire to host Draw Down

AMBOY — The Amboy Firemen is hosting its inaugural Draw Down on Friday, March 29, at the Green River Saddle Club, 1580 Morman Road, Amboy.

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Dr. Kelly Klein to present Eye Health Program

AMBOY - The Amboy Lions Club will host Dr. Kelly Klein, OD, as part of their Monday, March 11, meeting. The public is invited to join the club at 7:30 p.m. at the Amboy Community Center, 280 W. Wasson Rd., to hear Dr. Klein’s half-hour presentation, “Take a Closer Look Into Your Medications.” The program will include information on how various medications can affect your eyes.

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Board approves plans for monument

DIXON — The Lee County Board approved the plans to place a monument on the courthouse lawn depicting the founding fathers of the Lincoln Highway. Ron Colson reported that his presentation was the first step of the first monument for the Lincoln Highway Founders Monuments Program.

by By Monetta Young, Reporter

Updated: 1 week ago

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