Mount Carmel water fix may require costly engineering study
Mount Carmel officials consider three options to fix a persistent odor in the water supply. Water and Sewer Commissioner Justin Dulgar says a $20,000 engineering study over four to six years is needed to pick the best path, including refurbishing the current plant, building a new facility, or creating a regional system with Albion and Grayville.
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Justin Dulgar
Dulgar
Water and Sewer
EPA
Albion
Grayville
LaMac Engineering
Lawrenceville
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Rudy Witsman
Mike Rafferty
Witsman
Tom Price
Poplar St
Sawyer returns from retirement to open law office
Stephen G. Sawyer, former judge of the Wabash circuit and long-time public attorney, launches a general practice in Mount Carmel after leaving retirement. He joins Farrar & Brian at 415 N Market St and plans to recruit his son Trevor, a Loyola Chicago law student, into the firm.
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Stephen Sawyer
Sayer Law Office
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Mount Carmel
Stephen G. Sawyer
Wabash County
Sawyer
University of Illinois College of Law
Wabash Valley College
Trevor
Loyola University of Chicago
N Market St
Pre-trial hearing sought in Princeton Mount Carmel home invasion case
Griesemer requests another pre-trial hearing as his client, Christian S. Griesemer, 20, Gibson County, seeks a plea in Princeton and Mount Carmel cases. Four counts of home invasion tied to a Sept 21 2015 incident at 713 N Mulberry St Princeton and other related charges involve co-defendants including Bertis P. Hardiman III and Rontray Chavis.
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Christian S. Griesemer
Gibson County
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Rontray Chavis
Bertis P. Hardiman III
Mulberry St
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River Stage Peak Noted at 6.84 Feet On Feb 16
The report records River Stage at 6.84 feet on February 16. It notes a calm water level reading and mentions Creator God in a prayer context. No further data on location or event provided.
Health department receives program money from state
Wabash County Health Department announced $64,000 from the Family Case Management program has been released after a state budget impasse. Agencies credited a Shriver Center Illinois Public Health Department collaboration. Remaining grants like Local Health Protection and Mental Health Crisis funding are still needed to sustain programs.
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Daniel Hopper
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Rod Rodriguez
Linois South
Donna Hodgson
Janet Will
Beverly McBride
Wabash County
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