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Carl Kasell Visits Veteran newscaster, Wait, Wait judge, magician. GLT presents An evening with Renaissance man Veteran broadcaster 's radio career spans more than 50 years. He is the official judge and score­ keeper for NPR's weekly news quiz show, Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!®, which premiered in January 1998. RADIO Kasell's voice is one heard oftern delivering news during I ®, a role he has held since the FACES program's inception in 1979. Friday, November 7, 2008 Before his work with Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!®, Kasell hosted NPR's Early 5 - 6:30 p.m. - Cocktail hour ($100 level only) Morning Edition, a one-hour news program created in 1997 and incorporated 6:45 - 9:30 p.m. - Dinner and presentation into Morning Edition® at the start of 1998. (both ticket levels) In 2004, UNC at Chapel Hill selected Kasell as an inductee to the Journalism Hall of Fame, which recognizes North Carolina natives who have made Doubletree Hotel & Conference Center Ballroom exceptionally distinguished and career-long contributions to the field of journalism. 10 Brickyard Drive Bloomington, Illinois As the 2008 guest for Radio Faces™, Kasell shares some of his experiences as a radio journalist, and maybe a magic trick or two. There are two ticket levels - see The In-Depth Story $100 per person next page for details. Ticket includes an elegant cocktail hour with hors d'oeuvres, open bar, and the opportunity to meet Carl Kasel! one on one. Your menu choices are: Followed by a full dinner with wine, and the presentation. Tournedos Of Beef Tenderloin Roasted Vegetable Empanada In The News Roasted Tenderloin Sliced In Medallion (turnover) $50 per person Fashion With Smoked Plum Tomato and Black Flaky Butter Pastries Filled With Roasted Season­ Ticket includes a full dinner with wine, and the presentation. Olive Compote. al Vegetables Served With Red Beans and Rice. Orange Roughy Nantua Style All entrees include Salad, Dinner Rolls This GLT event sponsored by: Broiled Fillet Of Sweet and Mild Orange Roughy, and Butter, Fresh Seasonal Vegetables, Tickets on sale now online at wglt.org Seasoned With Lemon Pepper and Completed Chef's Choice Selection of Potato or Rice, or by calling (309) 438-8910. With Sauce Bechamel, Diced Fresh Tomatoes a Luscious Dessert, and Table Wine. and Garlic Shrimp. You will be asked to make your dinner selection when you place your ticket order. Fund Drive. Now there's a great idea. Here's another great idea: by GLT Membership Director Pat Peterson Renew your support, send an additional contribution or make that first-time Fund Drive a great idea? Are you kidding? A week-long begging marathon? investment in GLT by 5 pm on October 25, 2008 and you will be entered in Interruptions in your favorite programs? This is a great idea? a drawing* to win a brand new Accurian HD radio.

Yes it is. See, the original idea behind public radio like GLT is this: the public Why the heck would you want an HD radio? Because you'll want to have will support radio that serves the public interest. The public (you) helps pay for access to GLT's brand new HD-only stations: our all-blues radio station and quality news and entertainment (GLT), keeping your public radio station free from our all-news and ideas station. commercial influence, and available to all (serving the public interest). That is a We're launching our HD radio great idea. services in September. (Details Like most great ideas, this one is strikingly simple. Every fund drive, we ask you to on thisnewGLTventureon pg 12.) help pay for the services you use. And you do.

We thank you for that and we thank you for: Renewing your annual support for GLT as soon • as you receive your reminder. Save time, paper, Yet another great idea: and postage. Put your money to work right away, helping to sustain the news and entertainment Take your passion for GLT a step further. Volunteer to come to the studios and services only GLT provides. answer pledge phones during the Fall 2008 Fund Drive. Phone lines are open from very early to very late, October 17-25, so there's bound to be a two-hour shift Increasing your annual support or making an (or more) that fits your schedule. Sign up online at wglt.org or call Pat Peterson additional contribution. Your extra support will at (309) 438-3581. help us cope with ever-diminishing state and federal funding and help us keep up with the rising cost of Contribute your financial support. Enter to win an HD radio. Volunteer to help bringing you the excellent services you expect. with the fund drive. You can do it all at wglt.org. Thanks for making this great idea called public radio a reality with your financial support. Doing your part. If, by some chance, you've yet to contribute your financial support for GLT's on-air and online services, think about this: everything you like about this public radio station is here because *No contribution is necessary to enter GLT's drawing to win the Accurian HD Radio. You must be 18 or older to enter. To enter without making a contribution, mail your postcard entry with name, ad­ listeners like you help pay for it. You know how dress, city, state, zip, daytime phone/evening phone numbers, and date of birth to HD Radio, important GLT is to you. So, please, do your part c/o WGLT, ISU Campus Box 8910, Normal, IL 61790-8910. Entries must be time stamped or and make a first-time contribution. postmarked no later than midnight, October 25, 2008. Complete sweepstakes rules are available at wglt.org or by calling (309) 438-2255. stay connected election '08

schedule changes Election '08: Dig Deeper on line volunteer community info The 2008 presidential campaign is historic in a number of ways, not the least contests blues festivals HD radio of which is the profound impact of the Internet on this election. We're not just talking about record fund raising, You Tube notoriety, or debates. This fund drive is the Internet at its best with on line tools that connect you with your fellow citizens, educate you on the issues and candidates, and even let you play a few election coverage Storycorps technical info games along the way. Check out www.wglt.org/electionOB. concerts The NPR/NewsHour 2008 Election Map holiday programs Here's your one-stop access to the best election-related news from nationa reporters, rich data on each state's political environment, and up-to-date r ts on NPR featured series election night. You Predict the Outcome is a very cool tool that allows you to look at "driveway moments" NPR special coverage any state's recent presidential voting records and the hot-button issues in t t s te, and then predict which way that particular state will go in November. Wa behind the scenes at GLT Electoral College totals rise and fall with your predictions.

government funding updates Vote-by-Issues Quiz Do you really know where your candidate stands on the issues? Take this quiz and staff favorites you're invited find out if you are, in fact, leaning the way you think you are. Learn about the candidates through their platforms - not their personalities - and learn ore about yourself along the way.

Stay up to date with your favorite radio station with You Decide GLT's e-mail newsletters.You can choose to receive our An online "devil's advocate" designed to challenge your point of view on current monthly e-newsletter and/or our occasional bulletins on issues. You're asked your position on an issue of national significance, and however breaking news,station events,and special programming. you answer, you have an opportunity to consider the other side of the argument. The e-newsletter replaces our old snail-mailed "G Notes", saving Even better, you can debate the issue with your fellow citizens. Warning: putting paper and mailing costs,and allowing us to bring you more your critical thinking to work like this is addictive, so set the timer. timely information. Budget Hero Sign up at wglt.org/listenerservices/enews where you can Think through the complexities and challenges of the federal budget and the indicate your e-mail preferences and your interests. major policy issues of 2008 with this engaging and journalistically sound online game. Can you be a Budget Hero by staying true to your values, while creating a The GLT e-newsletters are a service for you. Let us know sustainable government? Hmmm ... imagine the possibilities. what you like, don't like, need, don't need, etc., by e-mailing [email protected]. Thanks! You can count on NPR and GLT for the most intelligent, substantive, and useful coverage of this historic campaign and of election night itself, November 4, 2008, on air at 89.1/103.5 FM and online at wglt.org. -7- GLT Jazz Host Laura Kennedy wants you to take a closer listen to these CDs. You Don Munson hosts Radio Munson™ every Thursday from 7-9 pm on GLT. One of can hear selections from all weekdays 9 am - 4 pm at 89.l or 103.5 FM. his great passions in life is jazz and he has a million stories about the people he's seen live. These CDs are some of his current favorites. Ellis Marsalis Quartet An Open Letter to Thelonious (EMI) Benny Goodman Just because Monk was a genius, a revolutionary, an icono­ The Very Best of Benny Goodman (RCA) clast of the first order, doesn't mean he can't be fun. Here's They didn't call Benny "The King of Swing" for nothing. your proof in this new CD, where Mr. Marsalis (and his His clarinet, his band, his sidemen (think Harry James, drummer/producer son, Jason) swing the tunes from a Lionel Hampton, Gene Krupa, Teddy Wilson), his Fletcher traditional jazz point of view. The quirkiness is there, make Henderson arrangements and his solid array of singers no mistake, wrapped in a solid sense of swing. When Ellis (Peggy Lee, Helen Ward, Martha Tilton) made this the goes solo on Round Midnight, you know you're in original most important group of the Swing Era. Bar none. Here are and respectful hands. 20 remastered tracks that really jump out of the speakers. Toots Thielemans One More For the Road (Verve) Lorraine Feather Language (Jazzed Media) Harold Arlen's music ordered up this album's title phrase If you're going to call your CD Language, you'd better have when Johnny Mercer added lyrics to One For My Baby a deft touch with words. Lorraine Feather does - and how! Jamie Cullum brings it to life again, backed by Toots' har­ With the canniness of a mind reader, she pens songs about monica and a mostly Belgian and Dutch band. Recorded those funny, bothersome, poignant things that fill our day-to­ TOOTS in Thielemans' native Brussels, this sparkling all-Arlen day lives. Where Are My Keys and We Appreciate Your Pa­ • DOSTERHUIS • PEYAOUX program includes vocals by Lizz Wright, Oleta Adams and tience stand out as tunes that will have you nodding along one more for the road a great read on Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by not just to the beat, but in total and chagrined agreement. Madeleine Peyroux. Lorraine's slinky delivery can't be beat. DARYL IOHN COCUZZI - Daryl Sherman and John Cocuzzi Cassandra Wilson Loverly (Blue Note) MILDRED BAILEY RED NORVO Celebrating Mildred Bailey and Red Norvo (Audiophile) Don't try to pin her down; she's no jazz butterfly. She's ... Daryl was a fixture at New York's Waldorf Astoria for 15 well, she's whatever she darn well wants to be. This time years, playing the Great American Songbook. The Euro­ she wants to be hip-deep in jazz standards, but don't expect pean company that bought the hotel jettisoned her and any standard interpretations. This CD is a triumph of orig­ placed the piano (it was Cole Porter's) on silent display in inality and bold choices. Cassandra's steambath contralto the ornate lobby. My wife Carol and I visited Sherman is beautifully highlighted in Spring Can Really Hang You Up recently and shared a laugh about the kind of cornball stuff the Most and Lover Come Back to Me. Rhythmically com­ Mildred Bailey could pull off. Daryl does it on this album, plex, yet fully accessible. and Cocuzzi plays wonderful Red Norvo-like vibes. Sweet! Gary Tole and the Legends of Swing Dick Hyman and Chris Hopkins One Kettle For Count (Summit) Teddy Wilson in Four Hands (Victoria Records) I've been cranking this one up really loud in my car lately, There was an ice cream place called Farrell's we used to trying to hold my own at the stoplight, negating that go to when I was a kid and they had a really tasty item on godawful stuff that passes for music coming from the car their menu called The Black and White. It was a scoop of in the next lane. Wouldn't it be something ifl actually vanilla next to a scoop of chocolate with lots of chocolate introduced that guy to Moten Swing or C ]am Blues and he sauce and whipped cream oozing all over. Oh, and a big actually liked it! Nah. Won't happen. So my consolation cherry on top, of course. That's what this CD is like: a treat is groovin' with trombonist Tole and his wonderfully­ full of delicious dexterity and unalloyed joy assembled by recorded 18-piece band of jazzmen, blowing the lid off 21st Dick and Chris' fingertips. century arrangements of last-century classics. "New"Staff at GLT MM: How did you end up as GLT's Development Director? AW: I've been able to follow my heart. Long story short, I worked at a bank while attending college part-time and I was allowed to wear headphones. I wore out the At GLT, the only thing as important as the two tapes I owned, so I started listening to the radio and found the commercials programming you listen to is raising the really annoying. I scanned down the dial, and discovered money to pay for it. That's where GLT's and on GLT. I decided to quit the bank and go to school full-time at ISU, Development Director comes in. Aaron where I got a job as a student announcer at GLT. After graduation, I stayed Wissmiller was promoted to the job on July 1, in radio, selling commercial time on a local station. I came back to GLT in 2005 as following a national search. He previously the station's underwriter coordinator. worked as GLT's Corporate Support Coordinator under former Development MM: What do you think the future holds for public radio funding? Director Kathryn Carter, who retired earlier I think we're going to be more reliant on local sources of funding. Both the this year. Program Director Mike McCurdy AW: percentage and real dollars we get from state and federal sources will continue recently spoke with Wissmiller about GLT to decrease. I'd like to see us really build toward self-sufficiency where we could and a few other passions. weather a big budget hit from the state or federal governments because we're doing Mike McCurdy: Do you think listeners so well with local sources of funding. know what a "development director" does? MM: When you're not raising money for public radio, you're raising a family, Aaron Wissmiller: Some may. Some may have no idea. Some may think GLT is remodeling an old farmhouse, and doing something that I'd call "extreme completely government funded, outside of what we raise during our fund drives. If I camping" - or just plain nutty. Explain that. had to describe the job I'd say "craaay-zee!" The Development Director coordinates Two words: Negative 20. Some friends and I go the three areas of funding over which GLT has direct control - individual AW: backpack camping, picking what we think will contributions from fund drives (or member donations), corporate contributions and be the coldest day of the year. I've always been business underwriting, and events-related revenue. an outdoor enthusiast and winter is one of the MM: Our listeners may not understand how important that is. We're in the best times to go. No bugs, no crowds, and you can business of providing listener services, but we can only do that if we're properly have the entire park to yourself There's something funded. So we can only do what we want to do for listeners if you get the money to thrilling sitting in negative degree weather and, do it. ls this one of the things weighing on your shoulders? with the right clothes and equipment, being warm. It's the same kind of feeling of conquering nature AW: Very much so. It's why my hair is beginning to fall out. that a mountain climber might get, without the risk MM: Sorry, this is what hair looks like that's beginning to fall out (points to head). of death.

AW: (laughs) I'm stepping into a position where there's no room for error. We have MM: As you remodel your farm house, do you see any parallels with rebuilding a committed most of the resources we already raise to providing the services we gutted kitchen and building up a public radio station? already provide. There's not a lot of room in the learning curve to make mistakes. AW: I guess in both situations I'm learning a little as I go. I didn't dive into a MM: So besides all that, what are a couple of other things you keep in mind as you kitchen remodel with a lot of home remodeling experience, but I'm a pretty handy talk to businesses about supporting GLT? guy. I grew up working in a metal fabrication shop. And I'm able to depend on some family who are in the trades. Coming into this position is similar. I have a AW: I think the biggest tl1ing always looming in my mind is recognizing what network of people I can depend on and I think I have the skill set to help GLT makes us trustworthy as an organization, and with every move protecting and continue to be successful. preserving that trust with our listeners and corporate supporters. New GLT Radio Stations ® comes your way five days a week from 1-3 pm, linking the 1 headlines with what's on your mind. Listeners and experts exchange ideas and Opportunities to create new radio stations don't come along very often. However, pose critical questions about major events in the news and the world around during September, we're taking advantage of a new technological opportunity to them. Each day, Talk of the Nation® combines the award-winning resources of bring you not one, but two brand new digital radio stations, while also adding a NPR News with the vital participation of listeners. The result is a spirited and digital broadcast of our current news, blues, and jazz mix. productive exchange of knowledge and insight that delves deeply into tl1e news and ideas of the day. With your HD radio receiver, you'll soon hear over-the-air broadcasts of GLT HD2 at 89.1-2,* featuring all blues all the time and GLT HD3 at 89.1-3,* an all­ Monday through Thursday, host invites callers at (800) 989-TALK news and ideas service. GLT HDl will be a slightly better-sounding version of to discuss areas of topical interest, including politics and public service, education, our current mix of news, blues, and all that jazz. Home and car HD radios are religion, music, and healthcare. available for purchase now and soon, some auto manufacturers will offer HD Each Friday, journalist Ira Flatow is joined by listeners and studio guests to radios as an option. explore science-related topics - from subatomic particles and the human genome GLT HD3, our new news and ideas station, will bring you shows you know, like to the Internet and earthquakes. Flatow offers in-depth discussions with scientists Morning Edition® and All Things Considered®. But with GLT HD3, you'll have and others from all walks oflife, giving listeners the chance to hear from tl1e even more access to these signature NPR programs. For instance, Morning Edition® people whose work influences their daily lives. starts an hour earlier on GLT HD3 and All Things Considered® can be heard until Talk of the Nation® is just one of a dozen shows on GLT HD3 that are new to 9pm. GLT and maybe new to you. You can see a program grid and a brief description Expanding your access to the NPR news magazines is a good thing. But what we're of all our HD3 offerings on pages 19-21. really excited about is the opportunity to bring you new shows like Radio Lab and well-established NPR shows like Talk of the Nation®. If you're not already familiar witl1 what will be on GLT HD2, you should be. We've been streaming it since March 2006. It's GLT Blues, all day, all night, and all week with Radio Lab is like nothing you've heard before. Each show tackles one big idea, hosts Jon Norton and Danny Hajek. You won't want to so big that it lives everywhere; like "laughter" (Why do we laugh and what is miss New Blues on Mondays at 6 am and 6 pm, hosted by it for?), or "morality." You'll be engrossed as the idea is chased, wherever it may Norton. On Wednesdays at 6 am and 6 pm, go. Along the way, hosts Jad Abumrad and Jon welcomes guest DJs, including Bryan Lee, Big James, GLT 24/7 Blues on HD2 Robert Krulwich interview, argue, imagine, Steve "The Harp" Mehlberg, and Jimmy Bums. and discover the hidden connections which make the idea at hand so surprisingly powerful. Check out GLT HD2 by listening to our blues stream at The sounds you hear are as new and startling www.wglt.org. That's also where you can sample our news and information station, as the ideas explored. You can hear Radio Lab 1 GLT HD3. We're pretty sure you'll find our new HD radio stations indispensable, on GLT HD3 at 4 am Saturday, 3 pm Saturday, so we've included links at our website for information on buying your HD radio. (S ee and 11 pm Sunday. GLT News & Ideas on HD3 pg 5 for a chance to win one.)

*An HD radio is needed to tune in HD frequencies. GLT HD1 Our current mix of News, Blues, and all that Jazz GLT HD2 GLT Blues, all day, all night, all week GLT HDJ News and Ideas as only public radio can provide -13- thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters Automotive Services As you frequent these businesses, please thank them for their support of GLT. Their program Brad Barker Honda Kurt's Autobody Parkway Auto Laundry sponsorship/underwriting is essential to the quality of the music and news 1602 GE Road, Blm Repair Shop parkwayautolaundry.com coverage you hear on 89.I and 103.5 FM. 2025 Ireland Grove Rd, Blm Dennison Ford­ Advertising & Media Toyota-BMW 1508 Morrissey Drive, Blm Adams Outdoor Healthy Cells Magazine The Pantagraph Advertising (309) 828-9635 pantagraph.com Business Services adamsoutdoor.com Illinois Graphics Pantagraph Printing Afni Firstaff LJ Studios, Photography American (309) 663-1375 (309) 829-1071 afnicareers.com firstaff.biz ljstudios. net Concierge Magazine Kevin Collins Design Prenzler Outdoor Digital Copy Systems Growmark Peoria Area Central IL Business kcollinsdesign.com Advertising digitalcopysystems.com growmark.com Chamber of Commerce Publishers prenzleroutdoor. com peoriachamber.org peoriamagazines.com Lamar Outdoor Downtown Bloomington Hile Group Advertising Wright Printing Company Association hilegroup.com Uptown Normal Business Flatlander Industries 203 North Street, N la mar.com downtownb loomington.org Association 115 E. Monroe, Blm Illinois Farm Bureau WTVPTV normal.org Osborn & DeLong ilfb.org Harlan Vance Company osborndelong.com wtvp.org harlanvance.com Community Services

Christian Science Reading Room First United Occupational Development Methodist Church Center normalfumc.org odcbn.org Part library, part bookstore, the Christian Science Reading Room is an outreach service provided by the First Church of Christ, Education & Entertainment Scientist in Bloomington. The church traces Ames Library at IWU Chances Entertainment Illinois State University its Bloomington roots back to the early 1900s. ABOOKSTORE & LIBRARY iwu.edu/1,ibrary nothinbutthebluesfestival.com College of Arts & Sciences The reading room has been a service provided cas. ilstu.edu for many of those years. Today the CSRR Bloomington Center for Community Players Theatre is located at 2405 E. Washington Street, near the intersection with Prospect the Performing Arts communityp/ayers.org Illinois State University artsblooming.org College of Business in Bloomington. Visitors will find an assortment of both sacred and secular Forest Park Nature Center cob. ilstu.edu resources available for loan, purchase, or to read on site. Blues Blowtorch Society peoriaparks.org bluesblowtorch.com/society Illinois State University Gamma Phi Circus CSRR also offers the Christian Science Monitor, a daily newspaper published Madrigal Singers Bradley University gammaphicircus. ilstu.edu by the church whose content is primarily secular and focuses on international cfa. ilstu.edu/madrigal Graduate School issues. The Monitor began in 1908 under the guidance of the founder of the Illinois Shakespeare Festival bradley.edu/ grad Illinois State University First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, Mary Baker Eddy, as a way to provide thefestival.org Milner Library 1 ner 1 rary a reliable source of quality journalism. The CSRR believes that The Monitor and Central Illinois Illinois State University library.ilstu.edu NPR have similar standards of journalistic excellence and have chosen to support Jazz Festival Center for Performing Arts juvaejazz.com Illinois State University GLT as a way to help support both news organizations. cfa.ilstu.edu/cpa Redbird Sports Challenger Learning Center As a completely volunteer-staffed organization, the CSRR is open irregular hours, Go Redbirds.com prairieaviationmuseum.org so visitors are encouraged to call 662-7744 for the most recent information.

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Jay Goldberg Events McLean County River City Blues Society Ronda Glenn Law Offices Moore Law Office jaytv.com Museum of History rivercityblues.com · (309) 827-3535 202 N. Center, Ste 2, Blm mchistory.org Krannert Center for Seminary Street District the Performing Arts New Lafayette Club seminarystreet.com Medical Services krannertcenter.com dept-56.org/lafaye tte Stevenson Center for BroMenn Healthcare Cyberknife Service OSF St. Joseph Main Street Lincoln Peoria Civic Center Economic Development bromenn.org Community Cancer Center Medical Center cyberknifelllinois.org osfstjoseph.org mainstreedincoln.com peoriaciviccenter.com stevensoncenter. org Carle Clinic of McLean County Peoria Area World Transpace Gallery Bloomington/Normal Heritage Manor Prairie Oak Arts Center Affairs Council transpacegallery.org carlebloomington.com Nursing Homes Veterinary Center heritageofcare.com 207 B Landmark Drive, N mcac.org pawac.org Cortese Foot Prairie Aviation Museum & Ankle Clinic/ Illinois Eye Center Westminster Village prairieaviationmuseum.org Sole Savers Shoe Store illinoiseyecenter.com 2025 E. Lincoln, Blm cortesefootandankle.com Orthopedic & Sports Home & Garden Medicine Center orthopedic-sportsmed.com Ameren Culligan Water Prairie Meadows, LLC ameren.com Conditioning prairiemeadows. info (800) 282-5922 STL Carpet Weaver's and Renewal By Andersen Dream Weaver's Green View Nursery (309) 693-6707 In just fifteen years, STL has grown from a 902 Eldorado Road, Blm & Landscaping Three Petunias basement startup to a suite of businesses with greenview.com Corn Belt Energy (309) 378-2617 more than 300 employees. When Tim and Katie cornbeltenergy.com Mount Hawley Mini Storage Norman began troubleshooting PCs in their Twin City Self Storage (309) 692-5746 basement in 1993, they named their business "Sky's (309) 454-1811 The Limit," and that's exactly where they're heading. Insurance & Financial Services One offshoot of STL is BTS - Business Bank of Illinois Country Trust Bank Heartland Bank & Trust Technology Solutions, which provides the entire bankofillinois.com countryfinancial.com hbtbank.com scope of IT services, from software development Busey Bank Dunbar, Breitweiser Linda Kimber and infrastructure design to data security and busey.com &Co., LLP Edward Jones Company business continuity services. BTS offers both onsite­ (309) 827-0348 and offsite-managed IT services for business clients big and small. CEFCU (309) 452-0766 They are also working on the forefront of wireless networks, or WANs, and have cefcu.com First Allied Securities State Farm (309) 454-7040 been providing technological solutions to local educational institutions. Commerce Bank and Insurance Company Trust Company First State Bank state/arm.com Additionally, STL offers a full line of professional staffing services for temporary commercebank.com of Bloomington Sulaski & Webb, CPAs or permanent contract work. Another offshoot of STL, Firstaff, offers firststateb!oomington.com commercial staffing services for clients looking for laborers, call center employees, Country Financial (309) 828-6071 customer service representatives, etc. countryfinancial.com Guthoff, Mehall, Zimmerman & Armstrong Allen & Company, P.C. Investment Advisors Find more information about this growing organization at www.poweredbystl.com (309) 662-4356 (309) 454-7040

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