Just Say No T shirts Planned for Lee County Parade
Lee County students will receive Just Say No themed T shirts during the May 14 to 20 period. Fabric Crafters, Inc started printing 2,267 shirts this week for the event. Bob Miller and Sherry Subin presented the first shirts, funded by local businesses and individuals. Students will wear them in the Dixon parade on May 20.
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Lee County
Fabric Crafters, Inc
Bob Miller
Just Say No
Sherry Subin
Fabric Crafters
Dixon
Explosion injures two Northwestern students in lab blast
An ether solvent experiment in a second floor Technological Institute lab caused a blast and flash fire. Laurent Brard 25 and William Finch 30, both Evanston residents, suffered burns and cuts. Brard was in serious condition with eye injury. Firefighters evacuated about 1,000 people and fought the flames for over two hours.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Northwestern University
Evanston Hospital
Barbara Traeger
Laurent Brard
William Finch
Evanston
Brard
Traeger
Finch
Pat Tremmel
Bard
Tremmel
Boddie
Technological Institute
Jim Grotberg
Sauk honors three students in honors program
Sauk Valley Community College honors three students from 14 in its honors program. Charles Cherry of Sterling, Katherine Magnuson of Milledgeville, and Michele Reisenbigler of Morrison each received 330 dollars. Cherry pursues physical therapy and orthopedics work, Magnuson Elementary Education with a pamphlet on parental involvement, Reisenbigler criminal justice studying media perceptions of corrections.
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Sauk Valley Community College
Charles Cherry
Sterling
Katherine Magnuson
Milledgeville
Michele Reisenbigler
Morrison
Dale Heuck
Sterling Rock Falls
Magnuson
Reisenbigler
College
Criminal Justice Department
U. S
Sauk
YMCA completes rehab and adds three rooms at Dixon site
The YMCA finished renovations including a refurbished parking lot and three basement rooms. One room for free-weight training, a second aerobic area with rowing machines and Nordic Tracks, and a wellness education room with KSB Hospital collaboration. About 100 people joined in the first month. The Capital Improvements Campaign lasts six weeks with no immediate follow up planned for four to five years.
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Hawke
Dixon High School
Lovett
Exer
KSB Hospital
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Centel
Itel
Telegraph
Cherry
YMCA
Pape Tosenegye Ymca
Dixon Family Ymca
N. Galena Ave
Ames
Ames Furniture CO. Dixon
East First St
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