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University of Illinois Extension serving Livingston, McLean and Woodford Counties

Main Office (McLean County)
402 North Hershey Road
Bloomington, IL 61704
Phone: 309-663-8306
FAX: 309-663-8270
Email:uie-lmw@illinois.edu
Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am to 5 pm

Branch Office (Livingston County)
1412 S Locust
Pontiac, IL 61764
Phone: 815-842-1776
FAX: 815-842-6547
Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm (Closed 12 - 1pm)

Branch Office (McLean County)
UNITY Community Center
632 Orlando Avenue
Normal, IL 61761
Phone: 309-862-4041
FAX: 309-663-8270
Hours: Monday - Friday 12 noon - 7 pm

Branch Office (Woodford County)
P.O. Box 162
117 West Center
Eureka, IL 61530
Phone: 309-467-3789
FAX: 309-467-6034
Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm (Closed 12 - 1pm)

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Thank you for visiting our website. University of Illinois Extension is the link between the U of I and all of our friends and neighbors in Livingston, McLean & Woodford counties. Our programs are research-based and practical. Browse our site for the latest in news, tips, programs and volunteer opportunities!

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Seeking an adventure? Check out our Calendar of Events.

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Extension Connection-Unit 12

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Registration now open for 2012 Home, Lawn and Garden day.

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2012 County Agronomy Days
Livingston County: Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Woodford County: Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Registration / Agenda & Information

Local Pesticide Training/Testing - Chateau Hotel Bloomington
7:30a.m. on 11/22 | 7:30a.m on 1/18
Local Testing Only - Livingston Extension Office Pontiac
9am on 12/13 | 1pm on 12/13 | 9am on 2/9 | 1pm on 2/9

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Woodford County Master Gardener Newsletter is available by clicking the link below.

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Wellness Tip of the Week

When your children are young, the thought of college expenses seems both very distant and daunting. Use the following strategy to save for college expenses early and let time work for you. As your children age and your child care expenses decrease, divert the money you used for childcare expenses into college savings. Because you're not used to having this money to spend, it will be easier to save.

Questions? Contact Kathy Sweedler, Extension Educator, Consumer Economics at sweedler@illinois.edu

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