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Peoria Chiefs' three all-stars
Yesterday at 9:49 PM
Three Peoria Chiefs got the call to play in the 2013 Midwest League All-Star Game.
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Morton family shows their Blackhawks pride
There's no doubt the Hiller family of Morton is committed to the Blackhawks!
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Interviews
Interview: Midwest Food Bank Gospel Concert
The Midwest Food Bank began in a small barn on a farm in McLean County in 2003. They served 10 local agencies. They now have four locations and serve food pantries and soup kitchens for 203 different agencies.
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Jim takes on the Boomerang
The Boomerang is the newest roller coaster at Six Flags in St. Louis. Jim Mattson got a sneak peek at the ride that takes you upside down 6 times in 40 seconds.
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Heather Cassady is named Dunlap High coach
Heather Cassady is returning to her high school alma mater. Cassady is today named the new basketball and softball coach at Dunlap High. Cassady leaves Richwoods after just one year as basketball coach leading the Knights to an Elite Eight spot in Class 4A.
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Teens struggle to find summer jobs
MORTON, Ill.-- While there is improvement in the overall job market, summer jobs for teens are proving hard to come by.
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Fishing has no Boundaries
A national program to help disabled people learn to love the outdoors made its way to the Heart of Illinois this weekend at Camp Big Sky in Farmington.
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Rocky Vonachen reacts to loss of Pete Vonachen
A moving pre-game tribute tonight to Peoria's Mr. Baseball, Pete Vonachen. Pete died earlier today at the age of 87. His son, Chiefs President Rocky Vonachen talk about his father at Dozer Park tonight.
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Pete Vonachen- His Peoria baseball legacy
Pete Vonachen saved pro baseball in Peoria in the 1980s and the 1990s and then took the Chiefs to downtown Peoria in 2002. Today, Peoria's Mr. Baseball died at the age of 87.
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Peorians and baseball fans mourn the death of Pete Vonachen
PEORIA, Ill. -- Peorians and baseball fans across the country are mourning the death of Pete Vonachen. Peoria's Mr. Baseball died on Monday. He was 87 years old.
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