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present. In 1899 Frederick R. Carter purchased the Spurck Paving Brick Plant, manufacturing paving and building bricks and shipping them via the Lake Erie & Western
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November 10, 1966. In the autumn of 1967 the college's first semester started, with Dr. Kenneth L. Edwards as president, 56 full-time faculty employed, and 2,486 students enrolled. In the 1970s, student enrollment increased to 9,000 and the college expanded its services to include an academic and business program oriented campus in downtown Peoria. By the 1990s, the college further expanded the campus in Peoria and built the Caterpillar Service Training Building. The addition of this building demonstrated the collaborative relationship of the college, the local community, and the manufacturing industry. In 2009, the Pekin campus was opened.
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reading garden to the library, and the second phase involving the installation of outdoor restrooms and utility lines. The city plans to add a splashpad and a sheltered amphitheater as part of the third and final phase. The project has been entirely funded by grants and donations. A portion of the final phase is paid for through an Open Space Land
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Peorians previously would have to travel to Peoria for dining and shopping; with the creation of the Levee District, residents could do so locally. A range of both national and local restaurants can be found in the Levee District.
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Trustees was elected. Nicholas Slagle was named the first president, and he appointed Thomas J. Floyd and Joseph Moseman as the village clerk and treasurer, respectively. Peter Schertz, H.F. Cappo, J.G. Vogelgesang, Samuel Allen Sr., and Edward Lange Sr. were elected to the board as well.
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Although brick manufacturing ceased in 1982, the company has diversified its offerings in accordance with community needs. Now, they offer a wide variety of masonry and landscaping materials and have a much broader customer-base. Tom said, "Approximately 40 percent of our sales come from landscaping.
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Among the natural resources available to extract were clay and shale—important for brickmaking. While numerous small brickmaking plants were scattered around East Peoria in the 1880s, F.R. Carter Brick Yard (later known as Peoria Brick & Tile, and Peoria Brick
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Levee Park features a reading garden that was dedicated to the library in 2018. It features seating with umbrellas for shade, as well as landscaping, a water fountain, and a Free Little
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Complex with East Peoria City Hall, which was built on other side in 2015. The library has a circulation department and children's department on the first floor, while adult services, reference, and local history are on the second. In addition, there are
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In April 2009, residents of East Peoria approved a referendum to build a new library in the present-day Levee District. In June 2012, ground was broken to begin the construction. This library is approximately 32,000 square feet, and features a larger collection of media than previous libraries. The
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The business has remained under the Carter family's management since its creation. Frederick's sons Charles, Raymond, and Ben, and Frederick's son-in-law Harry Maw, joined him in operating the plant. In 1966, the son-in-law of Charles, Thomas J. Carney, purchased the company. Thomas' son Tom Carney
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On June 14, 1855, a petition to plat the Town of Fondulac was filed with Tenth Judicial Circuit Court by Seth Abbott. This plat showed three streets—Mill Street, Main Street, and Depot Avenue—in addition to a saw mill, a cording mill, and a portion of the Peoria & Oquawka Railroad. By 1857, the
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Beginning after Thanksgiving and ending in the first week of January, the city holds a Christmas light event known as the Festival of Lights. Started in 1984, it was initially a Parade of Lights, in which floats decorated in Christmas lights were driven through town. In 1986, the pencil-steel E.P.
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The main commercial area of East Peoria is the Levee District. Located just across the river from downtown Peoria, it is a mixed-use project with a wide variety of restaurants, shopping malls, and accommodations. For the bulk of the 1900s, the area was a Caterpillar manufacturing site. In 1998, it
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Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino is a riverboat casino located on the Illinois River off Illinois Route 116/U.S. Route 150 in East Peoria, Illinois, United States. Originally opened in 1991 in Peoria, it moved to East Peoria in 1993. While it was established through investors, Boyd Gaming purchased the
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tractors drew the attention of the military. In British trials, the 75 horsepower (56 kW) Holt tractor was found to be better suited than its competitors to haul heavy loads over uneven ground. The War Office was suitably impressed and chose it as a gun-tractor. Holt Caterpillar tractors were
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Clarence Leo Best assumed the title of CEO, and remained in that role until October 1951. The new company was headquartered in San Leandro until 1930, when under the terms of the merger it was moved to Peoria. The Caterpillar company consolidated its product lines and went on to supply the Allied
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In September 1965, a referendum to authorize a taxy levy in order to establish a community college was circulated around town. In May 1966, central Illinois residents approved it by a margin of 16,870-8,421. The educational district, Community College District #514, would become Illinois Central
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Levee Park, a green space right behind Fondulac District Library, is being developed. Initially just a grassy island, construction has been taking place to convert it into a more engaging place for citizens to visit since 2018. The plan consists of three phases, with the first phase dedicating a
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The population is spread out, with 20.1% under the age of 18, 8.8% from 18 to 24, 25.2% from 25 to 44, 26.9% from 45 to 64, and 19.6% who are 65 years of age or older. The median age is 41.9 years. For every 100 females, there are 103.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there are 102
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from heavy storms. Water was high enough to strand vehicles and the soil was so waterlogged that mudslides occurred. That evening, a leak was discovered at the library. The water was cleaned up and the leak was presumed to be fixed. The next morning, the basement of the library had filled with
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living together, 5.7% have a female householder with no husband present, and 38.1% are non-families. 31.3% of all households are made up of individuals, and 13.5% have someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size is 2.31 and the average family size is 2.89.
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Several years after Illinois became a state (which happened December 18, 1818), William Blanchard and three other men (Charles Sargeant, Theodore Sargeant, and David Barnes) crossed Fort Clark (located in Peoria) to the eastern side of the Illinois River. The land here was a swampy floodplain;
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From 1991 to 1999, Par-A-Dice cruised the river daily, until Illinois removed the requirement for riverboat casinos to leave their docks. This was reversed in June 2010 with the new U.S. Coast Guard annual requirement, and the riverboat set off along the river for the first time in 11 years.
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Pliny inspected the Colean factory and learned Colean had spent at least $ 450,000 on the relatively new building and machinery. Holt bought the assets on October 25, 1909, for the $ 50,000 note held by a trust company. and began operations on February 15, 1910 with 12 employees. The "Holt
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From 1984 to 2013, The Festival Wreath was a Ferris wheel with fluorescent light tubes attached to its frame. In 2014, a new Festival Wreath replaced it with a welded frame, 80 tube-shaped lights, 1,000 lightbulbs, and rope lights. It sits on top of Fon du Lac Drive, overlooking the city.
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several thousands of gallons of water. While the majority of the collection was safely transported upstairs intact, the walls, carpet, and furnishings were damaged, along with the computers. The library did not reopen to the public until April 24, 2013.
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The village existed as Hilton for five years. In October, 1889, the name was changed to the "Village of East Peoria", since it was east of the city of Peoria. The name underwent a final change in April 1919, when it became the "City of East Peoria".
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Within East Peoria, there are 22,484 people, 9,658 households, and 5,975 families residing in the city. The population density is 1,101.6 inhabitants per square mile (425.3/km). There are 10,804 housing units. The racial makeup of the city is 90%
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affiliate, has long maintained studios and transmitter facilities on Springfield Road in East Peoria. In recent years, other stations have moved in with WEEK-TV as a result of operations mergers through local marketing agreements, including
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East Peoria Park District has over 1,600 acres (650 ha). Carl Spindler Marina Campground overlooks the Illinois River. Fon du Lac Farm Park, Splashdown Water Park, and Recreational Courts and Skate Park are other recreational areas.
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The Fondulac District Library was established with the help of the East Peoria Woman's Club in 1935. Since then, it has moved locations several times to accommodate the increased usage and size of the collection. The collection includes
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Illinois. From 2012 to June 2022, East Peorians were part of a municipal electrical aggregation program. This program allowed municipalities to combine electricity usage with other cities and towns in the same utility region.
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Over the course of a few years, more settlers arrived. Jacob L. Wilson, Thomas Camelin, and a man simply known as "Donohue" established themselves in the new township, with Wilson eventually becoming the Justice of the Peace.
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Noel Riverboat debuted. It appeared to be very popular with the city, so each float ever since has been made with pencil steel. As lighting effects improved over the years, animated features have been added to the floats.
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According to the 2020 census, East Peoria has a total area of 22.147 square miles (57.36 km), of which 20.41 square miles (52.86 km) (or 90.13%) is land and 1.73 square miles (4.48 km) (or 9.87%) is water.
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The EastSide Centre is a sports complex located on the eastern side of town. It features facilities for several sports, such as basketball, baseball/softball, soccer, lacrosse, as well as a walking track and gymnasium.
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with campuses in East Peoria, Peoria, and Pekin. ICC serves all or parts of ten central Illinois counties: Peoria, Tazewell, Woodford, Bureau, Logan, Marshall, Livingston, McLean, Stark, and Mason.
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and runs south through the center of the city, becoming Washington Street before terminating at the I-74 entrance ramp. Illinois 40 is marked as a north–south road.
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in both Illinois and California on January 12, 1910. East Peoria became Holt Manufacturing Company's eastern manufacturing plant, competing with the nearby
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Williams, Leslie (2010-06-22). "Par-A-Dice will take first cruise on the river in 11 years". Peoria Journal Star. Peoria, Illinois: Gatehouse Media.
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Hilyard, Scott (November 11, 2020). "Everybody loves a (socially distant) parade - Annual Parade of Lights is on for 2020 in East Peoria".
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Colindres, Adriana (November 21, 1991). "Par-a-Dice Embarks on First Cruise>High Hopes for Economic Revival Ride with Floating Casino".
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1400:library opened to the public on November 1, 2013.
2234:. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
2208:. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
4413:
3910:Hit the Ground Running: A Manual for New Leaders
3440:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 58.
3325:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 46.
3054:"East Peoria Festival of Lights draws thousands"
2434:. Peoria, Illinois: Journal Star. Archived from
2327:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 17.
1753:. The Tazewell & Peoria Railroad leases the
3601:"Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway TPW #769"
3576:"Tazewell & Peoria Railroad Inc. TZPR #753"
2271:
2258:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
2140:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 9.
2101:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 7.
2062:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 6.
2007:"East Peoria prepares for the Parade of Lights"
1938:teams; played both baseball and basketball for
1502:East Peoria is serviced by a Head Start, three
1801:serves the area. It has 3 passenger airlines (
1555:Located at the northeastern edge of the city,
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3823:"Race extremist jailed in plot to kill judge"
4106:Map of Illinois highlighting Tazewell County
3971:, September 14, 2015. Retrieved 2015-10-08.
3770:. The Peoria Journal Star, Inc. p. A1.
2559:International Directory of Company Histories
1671:
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3653:. East Peoria Centennial Commission. p. 22.
3223:"East Peoria Elementary School District 86"
3029:"Festival (FOLEPI) Guide | East Peoria, IL"
2974:Fondulac District Library | East Peoria, IL
2949:Fondulac District Library | East Peoria, IL
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1934:, shooting guard and small forward for six
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3740:"Electrical Aggregation | East Peoria, IL"
1374:devices, magazines, board games, puzzles,
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3388:"ICC planning purchase of Pekin property"
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1523:East Peoria Elementary School District 86
365:from downtown Peoria. It is home to many
86:Location of Illinois in the United States
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1165:of any race are 2.2% of the population.
389:meaning "bottom of the lake" in French.
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3009:
2869:"East Peoria History | East Peoria, IL"
2691:Pernie, Gwenyth Laird (March 3, 2009).
2639:. Caterpillar Inc. 2007. Archived from
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2345:Peoria Brick Company - Central Illinois
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2151:"East Peoria History | East Peoria, IL"
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3651:The Centennial History of East Peoria
3505:National Endowment for the Humanities
3480:National Endowment for the Humanities
3455:National Endowment for the Humanities
3438:The Centennial History of East Peoria
3323:The Centennial History of East Peoria
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2325:The Centennial History of East Peoria
2138:The Centennial History of East Peoria
2110:
2099:The Centennial History of East Peoria
2060:The Centennial History of East Peoria
1700:splits from Interstate 74 across the
1606:until 1980, when it reverted back to
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190:20.41 sq mi (53.57 km)
182:22.71 sq mi (58.81 km)
4442:Populated places established in 1884
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2206:"NowData – NOAA Online Weather Data"
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1784:Greater Peoria Mass Transit District
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878:Source: Weather WX Monthly Averages
4432:Cities in Tazewell County, Illinois
2293:
2228:"Station: Peoria GTR Peoria AP, IL"
1961:
1760:East Peoria was served by Amtrak's
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198:1.73 sq mi (5.24 km)
13:
4437:Peoria metropolitan area, Illinois
4101:
4029:Municipalities and communities of
3690:"East Peoria Water Quality Report"
3135:Kramer, Mike (February 22, 2023).
3102:
3018:
2484:GORDON, PAUL (February 15, 2010).
2430:Gordon, Paul (February 16, 2010).
2330:
2279:"Census of Population and Housing"
1747:Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway
1676:The East Peoria area is served by
899:
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4458:
3977:
3649:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
3555:Federal Communications Commission
3530:Federal Communications Commission
3436:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
3386:Kramer, Mike (February 7, 2020).
3321:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
2894:"Timeline of historic 2013 flood"
2545:. S.J. Clarke Publishing Company.
2323:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
2136:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
2097:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
2058:LaKemper, Daniel A., ed. (1984).
1940:East Peoria Community High School
1918:East Peoria Community High School
1856:
1797:Located just west of Peoria, the
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1506:, and a local community college.
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1157:, and 6% from two or more races.
3871:Luciano, Phil (April 10, 2012).
2918:Warren, Laura (April 23, 2013).
2792:"The Rise of the Levee District"
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1457:The Great Christmas Light Fight
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18:City in Illinois, United States
3688:Crisler, Cord (May 29, 2022).
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1743:Tazewell & Peoria Railroad
1710:(formerly 88) enters from the
1153:or Native Hawaiian, 1.1% from
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3873:"Comedian called this 'home'"
3821:Anonymous (January 8, 2003).
2486:"Cat hits 100-year milestone"
1987:. United States Census Bureau
1955:
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1378:players, and Wi-Fi hotspots.
1241:farm belt. Company President
359:Metropolitan Statistical Area
2368:Lynn, Greg (July 30, 2013).
1947:, guitarist and songwriter (
1925:— Chairman & CEO,
1816:
1737:in East Peoria, August 1981.
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372:The city is the site of the
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3801:Southern Poverty Law Center
3526:"Facility ID:42121 WMBD-TV"
3501:"East Peoria times-courier"
2457:Leffingwell, Randy (1996).
2305:United States Census Bureau
2180:United States Census Bureau
1985:"2020 U.S. Gazetteer Files"
1792:
1395:New Building and Relocation
1331:Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino
1325:Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino
689:Average precipitation days
545:Mean daily minimum °F (°C)
475:Mean daily maximum °F (°C)
374:Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino
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3859:Kent Hovind 2005 Affidavit
3694:The City of East Peoria IL
3626:"Amtrak – East Peoria, IL"
2564:Farmington Hills, Michigan
2370:"Keeping It in the Family"
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3012:East Peoria Times-Courier
2997:East Peoria Times-Courier
2924:Fondulac District Library
1751:Genesee & Wyoming Inc
1672:Highways and State Routes
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3904:Jennings, Jason (2009).
3853:Search "Kent Hovind" in
3744:www.cityofeastpeoria.com
3551:"Facility ID:28311 WTVP"
3417:Illinois Central College
3340:Illinois Central College
3302:Illinois Central College
3115:"Fondulac Park District"
3033:www.cityofeastpeoria.com
2873:www.cityofeastpeoria.com
2155:www.cityofeastpeoria.com
1903:Have You Seen Me Lately?
1621:, channel 25, the local
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1557:Illinois Central College
1145:or Alaska Native, 0.97%
206:499 ft (152 m)
1893:Young Earth creationist
1533:East Peoria High School
1302:Caterpillar Tractor Co.
4107:
3906:"Rule 3: Ask for Help"
3719:www.health.state.mn.us
3664:"Schedules and Routes"
3451:"The Tazewell courier"
2970:"New Library Building"
2713:. 2007. Archived from
2612:"Best Tractor History"
2515:The San Francisco Call
2463:. Crestline Imprints.
1900:, comedian and actor (
1738:
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1408:Community Foundation.
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4422:East Peoria, Illinois
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3986:— official site
3476:"East Peoria Courier"
2400:"Caterpillar History"
2301:"U.S. Census website"
1873:Major League Baseball
1778:Public Transportation
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1126:U.S. Decennial Census
891:Historical population
361:, located across the
321:East Peoria, Illinois
250: • Summer (
111:40.67361°N 89.54194°W
4400:United States portal
3835:on February 25, 2013
3668:www.ridecitylink.org
3367:. September 14, 2022
3273:"EPCHS District 309"
2976:. September 17, 2018
2186:on February 13, 2020
1648:Peoria's TV stations
1608:East Peoria Courier.
1586:was followed by the
1464:Parks and recreation
1235:Stockton, California
1202:Peoria Brick Company
224: • Density
3984:City of East Peoria
3968:Peoria Journal Star
3878:Peoria Journal Star
3797:Montgomery, Alabama
3767:Peoria Journal Star
3392:Peoria Journal Star
3365:Peoria Public Radio
3090:. December 17, 2020
3064:on October 16, 2021
2945:"About the Library"
2898:Peoria Journal Star
2777:Peoria Journal Star
2753:Peoria Journal Star
2738:Peoria Journal Star
2672:on December 4, 2009
2117:Peoria Journal Star
2078:context.reverso.net
2039:. November 21, 2021
2013:. November 19, 2022
1871:, catcher for four
1725:Rail Transportation
1702:Murray Baker Bridge
1692:Cedar Street Bridge
1646:. The remainder of
1600:East Peoria Courier
1592:East Peoria Courier
892:
736:Average snowy days
116:40.67361; -89.54194
107: /
4427:Cities in Illinois
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3793:Intelligence Files
2699:on August 3, 2012.
2666:"Holt Caterpillar"
2596:has generic name (
1927:Harris Corporation
1745:(T&P) and the
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1515:Tazewell-Woodford
1412:Festival of Lights
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216: • Total
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166: • Mayor
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4082:Marquette Heights
3995:— newspaper
3336:"College History"
3141:Pekin Daily Times
2717:on April 19, 2007
2643:on August 4, 2007
2470:978-0-7603-0246-0
1770:in Galesburg and
1712:Bob Michel Bridge
1708:Illinois Route 40
1698:Illinois Route 29
1561:community college
1543:College Education
1275:continuous tracks
1182:per capita income
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318:Wikimedia Commons
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1763:Prairie Marksman
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1688:Illinois Route 8
1604:Tazewell Courier
1588:East Peoria Post
1504:school districts
1382:April 2013 Flood
1360:Arts and Culture
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1225:Caterpillar Inc.
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