Parklake Village PUD Hearing Draws Light Opposition
Five residents testified at Morris Planning Commission hearing on Parklake Village east of Lisbon Road north of George Street. Development schedules include a 25 acre site with 424 housing units and possible six story buildings, with concerns on street extensions lake property and fire access and projected taxes.
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Parklake Village
PUD
Lisbon Road
George St
Morris Planning Commission
City Hall
Planning Commission
Gerwin Rohrbach
Morris Development Corp
Rohrbach
Robert Gilbertson
Black St
Leon Apanas
Corporation
Lynwood Drive
Borens
Gilbertson
Commission
Austin Bollen
Morris Fire Department
Robert Coleman
MCHS teacher plans federal court hearing
Edward Kalish of the Illinois Education Association told Morris Community High School board that a full hearing with counsel is required to explain a teacher’s nonrenewal. He warned the board may face federal court if the hearing is not provided and urged an open process for due process.
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Edward Kalish
Illinois Education Association
Board of Education
Morris Community High School
Donald Homerding
MCHS
Kalish
Kenneth Davenport
Granville Love
Homerding
Atty
Everett Nicholas
Chicago
Robbins
Claude Rose
IEA
Weather update with warm turnout and highs near 80s
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a rise in temperatures into the upper 70s today and mid 80s on Friday. Dresden Island Locks and Dam reported a Wednesday high of 78 and a low of 52, with 7 am reading at 56 degrees.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Power firm to issue more shares
Illinois Power Co. plans to issue 600000 additional shares of serial preferred stock to raise about 30 million dollars to repay outstanding loans. Board approval came Wednesday night. Public offering through underwriters set for around August 3 after bids. Registration with regulators expected late this month or in early July.
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Decatur, Ill
Illinois Power Co
Morris MCHS board approves substantive negotiations with faculty
Morris Community High School trustees agreed to open talks with a faculty committee on a substantive agreement including written teacher evaluations and workload study, after previously restricting negotiations to salaries. The meeting also approved dairy and ice cream bids, fuel oil bid, and facility use requests for Joliet Junior College and YMCA. Parking restrictions and campus maintenance plans were announced.
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Board of Education
Morris Community High School
Donald Hamerding
Knight
Edward Kalish
Illinois Education Association
Kalish
Gary Rockis
Rockis
Straightway Dairy
Illinois Valley Dairy
Illinois Valley
Straightway
Murphy Miles
Chicago
Robert Ciota
Joliet Junior College
Supt
Rose
YMCA
Area
Area Vocational Center
AVC
Minooka Board approves books bids and staff changes
The Minooka Grade School Board authorizes new science and home economics texts for multiple grades and music books for upper grades. Kindergarten bus drivers receive a $15 raise to $200 monthly. Tax anticipation warrants of $30,000 are approved at 3.5 percent. New staff and coaching assignments are set. Bids for band instruments around $5,000. A teen dance moves to Aug 21 to align with the Western Show and Homecoming.
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Minooka
Minooka Music Boosters
Raccoons Nest In Oak Bin Near Goose Lake Prairie Farm
Park Ranger Joe Nyhoff found a mother raccoon and five cubs using an oak bin between two corn cribs on the Alma Miller farm in Goose Lake Prairie. The family, photographed calmly, has lingered three weeks and may stay about a month longer. The bin remains their quiet sanctuary as Nyhoff feeds them occasionally.
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Mama Raccoon
Alma Miller
Goose Lake Prairie
Joe Nyhoff
Nyhoff
Herald
Bollen Elected Planning Commission Chairman
Austin Bollen was chosen as chairman by a 7-1 vote at the regular City Hall meeting. He was nominated by Mrs. Angie Patti with a second by Mrs. Ange Hansen, and cast the lone dissenting ballot. Bollen, maintenance manager for Northern Petrochemical Co., joined the commission in 1969 to fill a late member’s term and was reappointed in 1969. Clyde Baker and Mrs. Patti were unanimously re elected vice chairman and secretary respectively.
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Clyde Baker
Angie Patti
Baker
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Illinois Inspection Bureau
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Robert Chord
Saratoga
Chord
Grundy County National Bank
Ron Wohlwend
William Palmer
Wohlwend
Palmer
Coachlite Manor
Morris
Federal District Court
Donald
Knight's Studio
Ralph Knight
Rex Siron
Tri-County State Bank
Phyllis George
Siron
Don Peterson
Rubin Ageney
Peterson
Terry Maxwell
Robert Ballantine
Bollen Planning Commission