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Friends of the Cross Keeps $20,000 State Grant

Sothern Illinoisâ€™s Friends of the Cross group will keep the $20,000 state grant from the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity in Illinois. An atheist, Robert Sherman, contested the awarding of the grant for he believes that it violated the First Amendmentâ€™s Establishment Clause. However, the district court didnâ€™t view it that way and dismissed the case for lack of standing.

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Carol Stream to Purchase Fourth House

Galesburg City fundraising enough for Rotary Park improvements

Goodfield Applies for State Grant

A State Grant Awarded to Elmhurst Park District

Former Inspector Charged with Fraud and Money Laundering

State Rep Bribed for a State Grant

Atheist's Lawsuit got Dismissed by the Federal Appeals Court

Atheist Faces a Set Back on his Appeal to Court

Atheist Appeals to Court on a State Grant Awarded for building Illinois Cross

Evans Indicted for Misuse of State Grant

Rockford Park District's $853,000 Plan

Joliet Park District Negotiates 108 Acres Land Acquisition

Owens-Illinois Inc. Receives Research and Development State Grant

Preoria Park District to Buy Soccer Site

Dawes Park Receives State Grant

Joliet Park District to Purchase a 108 Acres Land

Joliet Park District Will Purchase 108 Acres of Land

State Grant Awarded to Dawes Park

State Grant Awarded to Fox Valley Park District

University of Illinois Dire Service Institute Receives Grant

Champaign-Urbana Park Districts Receives State Grant

University of Illinois College of Medicine Receives Grant

Illinois Department of Public Health Awards Grants

Warsaw Pre-School Program Gets Assistance from a $53,000 State Grant

Joliet Historical Museum Receives State Grant

Peoria Parks Secure $180,000 State Grant for Adventure Grove Project

Quincy Art Center Attains Almost $100,000 State Grant

Grand Prairie Museum Receives State Grant for Renovation

Illinois Grant for Bike Lanes and Historic Preservation

State Grant Helps Achieve Advancement for Hispanic Charter School

Department of Transportation Gives Grants to Evanston City for West Trail Restoration

Riverside Receives No State Grant to Fund Train Station Repair

Local School Libraries Reap State Grant Award

School Maintenance Grant Awarded to Deerfield High for Roof Replacement

City of Anna Loses Out on State Funding

Nursing Assistant Program Receives $750,000 in Funding

Former Obama Pastor's Daughter Accused of State Grant Misuse

Urbana Firefighters Receive State Grant to Buy New Gear

Krape Park Gets Improvements from State Grant

Austin Gardens Receives $400,000 State Grant for Learning Center

Lincoln Park Gets $400,000 State Grant for New Pool

Former Country Club Hills Police Chief to Plead Guilty on State Grant Fraud

State Grant Awarded to PH Police Patrols

Former State Rep Aide Faces State Grant Fraud Charge

Hoopeston Area School District Gets $49,000 State Grant for Water Pipe Replacement

State Grant Helps Niles Flood Victims Recover

Regional Transportation Authority Board Member Resigns Over State Grant Ruling

Rockford Police Department to Apply for $400,000 Grant to Build Parolee Tracking Database

Trinity University Receives State Grant for Campus Improvements

Benedictine University Gets State Grant for Food Scrap Composting

Districts 118 and 120 to Finally Receive State Grant Funds

Illinois Lawmaker Proposes Change in School Funding Formula

Government Grants Roll Out to Housing Programs

Oak Brook Lands $850,000 State Grant for Streetscape Project

Glen Ellyn Library Gleans State Grant for Flood Repairs

Other Environment, General/Other Grant News

Programs whose purpose is to preserve, protect, and where possible, improve the environment. Biodiversity Programs; Ecosystems

Sunrise River Carp Barriers Land $435,000 State Grant Funding

Gouverneur Gets $396,000 State Grant to Connect Town, Village Sewers

Benedictine University Gets State Grant for Food Scrap Composting

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