Dixon City plans parking lots near Heritage Square
Dixon City Commissioners heard plans to convert three homes north of Heritage Square into off street parking for a health care facility. The firm may expand later, with no definite additions, and may delay paving to allow planning time.
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Dixon
Heritage Square
Charles Beckmen
Beckman
Robert Branson
Gregg Hubbell
Sauk Gala to Raise Money for SVCC Scholarships
Sauk Valley Community College plans a first formal Showcase Gala on Saturday October 7 to raise funds for student scholarships and special needs. The event at SVCC will feature a social hour at 7 p.m. dancing at 8 p.m. with Johnny Kaye and his orchestra, campus tours, and program exhibits. Proceeds go to the SVCC Foundation for scholarships equipment and other needs. Tickets cost 50 dollars per couple or 25 dollars per person and calls to 288-5511 or 1-800-843-7430 ext 294 provide invitations.
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Ritz
Sauk Valley Community College Foundation
Carrie Levi
Dixon
Levi
SVCC
Anne Kavadas
Sterling
Johnny Kaye
Svcc Foundation
Dixon man charged with burglary on Riverside dealership
Dixon Police arrest 19 year old E Christopher Baxter of 700 Third St Apt E Dixon on burglary charges for a May 9 Riverside Chevrolet Cadillac theft. Detectives recovered a TV VCR several phones a calculator and other items. computer gear remains unrecovered but leads show where stolen goods were sold. Baxter held at Lee County jail awaiting bond hearing. believed to have used a customer truck to move items to another location before transferring to his own vehicle.
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Riverside
Baxter
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Amboy woman revives Whitney Mansion into inn dream
Amboy resident Cheryl Lyons intends to turn the Whitney Mansion near Franklin Grove into a bed and breakfast. She bought 160 acres with the house in July and began restoring pillars and windows while planning three upstairs bathrooms and plumbing. Opening target May 1991, room rates around 50 dollars, health meals, and hopes to list the site on the National Historic Registry by year end. A pick-your-own orchard is also planned within five years.
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Telegraph
Mark Sauer
Chery Lyons
Whitney
Franklin Grove
Cheryl Lyons
Lyons
Amboy
John McLane
Col
Nathan Whitney
Illinois teachers strike closes Elgin and Quincy districts
Elgin and Quincy teachers vote to strike over working conditions, delaying classes for 27 000 Elgin students and 6 800 in Elgin and Quincy. Talks on Tuesday failed with union and board at an impasse as criticism centers on time in classroom and parent involvement on committees.
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Illinois
Elgin
Quincy
Myr Shireman
Seer A Penne
Elgin Teachers Association
Scott Eshelman
Richard Rayner
Rayner
Council Deliberates Flooding, Tax Funding Priorities
Coffey backs using extra tax money to address city problems including Swissville, with residents glad to see area prioritized. Wermers seeks flood relief on North Jefferson and East Graham, noting railroad ties in streets. Public Property Commissioner Bridgeman cites sewage plant handling storm water well. resident Mills requests action on runoff from Jack Mabley Developmental Center area. Dixon notes Dixon Public School requests $100,000 annually from cityCome Sept 18, a special financial session will be scheduled once commissioners attend.
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Engel
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Seventh Street
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East River Road
Raynor
Reuter’s Towing and Recovery Service
Ken Ericison
Quality Cleaning Service
Dixon
Illinois
Neil Hartigan
Rock River Development Commission
Amboy
Long Branch
Hartigan
RRDC
Lee
Ogle
Whiteside
Coffey
Swissville
Wermers
Jefferson Avenue
Graham Street
Roy Bridgeman
Bill Mills
Ogletree Terrace
Mills
Jack Mabley
Washington Avenue
Bridgeman
Steinmann Street
Dixon Public School
Public Health and Safety
James Barber
Florida
Polo residents seek city aid over nursing home crisis
Polo residents urged City Council to intervene as First Humanics faces financial trouble affecting Polo Continental Manor. Mayor Davis said the city has no power and bears no liability for the corporation’s finances. officials note the lease allows the city to decline ownership after bond repayment.
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Patty Gluntz
Polo
Polo Continental Manor
First Humanics
Polo City
Donald
Bud’’ Davis
Davis
Nursing Home
Chuck Beckman
Beckman
Lowell Baer
Dorothy
Baer
The
Telegraph
First Health Corp
Dixon
Mike Fleming
First
Mary Russell
Illinois
Russell
Amboy Enacts Tougher Pet Control Ordinances
Amboy City Council approved a pit bull license scheme and a broader dog and cat ordinance. Dog and cat owners face $5 licenses, damage liability for trespass, and nuisance rules banning barking after 10:30 p.m. Violations carry fines up to $500 for pit bulls and $300 for the dog and cat ordinance, effective next week.
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Telegraph
Amboy
Gary Schultz
Schultz
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