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The fruits of their labor

There weren’t many of them, but a handful of farmers could be seen harvesting their fields Tuesday and Wednesday, like this operation in western rural Princeton. According to state figures, the 2010 corn crop has advanced to 57 percent mature compared to the five-year average of 24 percent. At this time statewide, an estimated 7 percent of the corn crop has been harvested, with conditions being rated as 60 percent good to excellent.
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Three seek re-election on Princeton Council

PRINCETON — Princeton Mayor Keith Cain has announced he will seek a fourth term in office.

Almost finished ...

PRINCETON — After more than a year of moving dirt and fighting with Mother Nature, the long-awaited Zearing Park expansion site is nearly ready for the public ... but not quite.

Milliron family finds Citizens’ medallion

PRINCETON — For the Milliron family, it all came down to a little teamwork.

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August 30, 2010
 
Photos from this year's Bureau County Fair.
 
Photos from the 2010 Bureau County Fair.

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Storm capsizes Steamers

MANLIUS — Tiffany Doubek has been the head coach for the Storm volleyball team for seven games. But there’s no doubt that Tuesday’s contest in Manlius ...

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‘Not all who 
wander are lost’

My wife and I took several road trips this summer. We visited relatives in Michigan, spent a couple of days in Lake, Geneva, Wis., and we also took ou ...

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Hall High School Class of ‘55 plans reunion

SPRING VALLEY — After more than a year of planning, members of the local team organizing the 55-year reunion for Hall High School’s Class of 1955 will ...