Mount Morris Considers Leaf and Grass Clippings Ordinance
Mount Morris Village Board will study a possible ordinance to ban residents from raking leaves and grass into streets. Officials note sewer blockages and recurring issues, citing Sterling’s two year old leaf and lawn waste rule. The meeting also planned street maintenance specs for 1989-90, a July 3 kiddie parade street closure, and an appropriation hearing for July 13.
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Mount Morris
Village Board
Elmars Kalnens
Vilage
Tim Reigle
Greg Unger
Kalnens
Steve
Mongan
Sterling
Vern Gottle
City of
Gottle
Willett Hofmann and Associates
Steve Mongan
John Bednarczyk
Fire destroys barns at Maynard Wisner farm Polo Wisconsin
Firefighters from Polo Dixon Rural Oregon Mount Morris Forreston and Millledgeville battled a blaze at the Maynard Wisner farm 14252 Canada Road Polo Tuesday afternoon caused by wind driven sparks from a burn pile. A large barn cattle shed feed bins an older corn crib and a hog house were destroyed with several other structures damaged A purebred Angus was killed in the fire Firemen remained on scene for hours Meanwhile Melvin Arrington Rockford was sentenced by Circuit Judge John Moore to eight years in prison for the July 1988 Byron burglary plus 1158 restitution to victims.
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Maynard Wisner
Canada Road
Polo
Dixon Rural
Oregon
Mount Morris
Forreston
Millegeville
Wisner
Melvin Arrington
Rockford
John Moore
Byron
Arrington
KSB Hospital staff win Above and Beyond awards at banquet
Nearly 130 KSB Hospital staff were honored at a Brandywine Inn banquet. Awards named Above and Beyond recognised those who went beyond duties while 17 staff earned Suggestions Network honors. Service pins marked five to 25 years, with retirement tributes to seven longtime employees.
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Telegraph
KSB Hospital
Brandywine Inn
Dave Ginn
Patricia Ball
Kathy Boehme
Lauren Cook
al Debotal
Tish Emmole
Linda Folkers
Carol Hackbarth
Hary Helfrich
Vandervort
Kish OKs tax and tuition hike for fall
Kishwaukee College trustees approve a one cent per hundred real estate tax increase raising the levy to 32.5 cents and a one dollar per semester credit hour rise for in district students from 26.50 to 27.50. The plan passed 4-1 amid dissent from James Patnode.
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MALTA
Kishwaukee College
Ogle County
Lee County
College Board of Trustees
James Patnode
Student Association
Ronald Klein
DeKalb
Klein
Norman Jenkins
Jenkins
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