Polo City Allows New Year’s Eve Liquor Sales
Polo's City Council clarified a Sunday New Year’s Eve liquor sale amendment from April 1987 was not in the code book but remains law. City Attorney Beckman said the amendment will be entered into the code book, allowing liquor sales from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. for licensed retailers this Sunday.
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Patty Gluntz
Telegraph
Polo
Polo City
Bud Davis
Chuck Beckman
Beckman
Dennis Riley
Kishwaukee College elects Springmire trustee and officers
Leslie Springmire of Rochelle is seated as Kishwaukee College’s newest trustee after November election. John Roberts is chairman, Don Huftalin vice chairman, Lois Purdy college representative to the Illinois Community College Trustees Association, and Ronald Klein remains Kishwaukee Foundation representative. External auditor is R. Neil Scott and Associates. catalog published by Gilliland Printing for 7904 dollars. Oregon man found not guilty of abuse. Dana Calhoun cleared and case closed. Rules of the Road courses offered in Nash Amboy Polo Dixon to prepare for license renewal and road tests. contacts listed for each site.
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Leslie Springmire
Rochelle
Kishwaukee College
Springmire
John Roberts
Don Huftalin
Lois Purdy
Illinois Community College Trustees Association
Ronald Klein
Kishwaukee College Foundation
Oregon
Ogle County
Dana Calhoun
Department of Children and Family Services
Calhoun
Secretary of State’s Office
Nash Recreation Center
JC Community Center
Amboy
Polo City City Hall
Lee County
Polo
Dixon
Rochelle Launches Christmas Tree Decorating Tradition
Rochelle city sponsored a Christmas tree decorating event Monday night with Central and Tilton school students placing handmade ornaments on the city tree in front of city hall. Ten-year-old Thomas Dettman and his brother Nathan search for spots while the Rochelle Junior High School Band performs Christmas songs for the crowd.
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Rochelle
Central
Tilton
City Hall
Thomas Dettman
Nathan
Rochelle Junior High School
Council debate on sewage cleanup and cable franchise stalls
Lois Morris recounted spending 3000 dollars to clean sewage from her home after 12 inches backed up last month while neighbor Evelyn Kalas reported two backups in four months. Merbach pledged updates to residents as the council delays a 15 year Dixon's TCI cable franchise over a potential new fee.
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Lois Morris
Morrises
Evelyn Kalas
Merbach
SHARE volunteers aid communities and spread purpose
SHARE continues to connect readers from reading to nursing homes through local service. Begun in 1983 by Carl Shelton in San Diego, the program has grown to about 6,500 participants at 100 sites with plans for Mexico and Guatemala. Dorothy Galloway notes the program is self supporting and highlights training and distribution efforts while Bates emphasizes the communal impact and employment value. Cecile’s Steward program distributed groceries, with 121 recipients last month from 54 in March. each unit valued at 30 to 36 dollars, 12 dollars buys two hours of service. Distribution set for December 16 with sign up December 9 at the Depot, and a Christmas party on December 17.
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Guatemala
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Rockford
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