Fireworks rules explain legal nonexplosive use in Illinois
Staff reporter notes only sparklers and other non explosive devices are legal for Illinois residents. Fireworks are illegal except on the Fourth of July until 10 p.m. due to a city sound ordinance. National Firework Safety guidance urges supervision, outdoor use, one at a time lighting, protective eyewear, and proper disposal.
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Mount Carmel
Illinois
Derek Morgan
Ilinois
Morgan
Wicked Wheels results honor diverse vintage and modern vehicles
The eighth annual Wicked Wheels awards celebrate 100 plus prizes across new categories for pre 1970 cars, 1971 2000 cars, 2001 present cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors, semis and Jeeps. Winners include Don Delaney, Kevin Coleman, Troy Blank among many owners, with top prizes spanning 1930s to 2016 models at Mount Carmel.
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Mount Carmel
Wicked
FNB names Donald Price as new president and CEO
The First National Bank of Allendale and Allendale Bancorp Inc. announce Donald W. Price will become president and chief executive officer effective July. Price will also serve as a director on both boards, succeeding long-time leader Robert J. Coleman who becomes bank and company chairman. Coleman notes Price’s proven leadership and community focus.
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Allendale
Donald W. Price
First National Bank of Allendale
Allendale Bancorp Inc
Price
Robert J. Coleman
Bank and Company
Philip G. Hipsher
Don Price
Coleman
Don
James W. Price
William M. Price
FNB
Fire marshal: leave fireworks to licensed professionals
Illinois officials urge sponsors of fireworks displays to verify vendor licenses and certificates from the IDNR and OSFM before shows. The Explosives Act requires licenses for handling explosives, while consumer fireworks remain regulated by OSFM with local permits. Unauthorized possession or use can be a Class 3 felony with penalties up to five years imprisonment and $10,000 fine.
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Springfield
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Office of
State Fire Marshal
Illinois
IDNA
OSFM
IDNR
Office of Mines and Minerals Explosives and Aggregate Division
Prevailing wage resolution ready for inspection
Mount Carmel District 348 passes a resolution setting prevailing wage rates for construction to match Wabash County levels as determined by the Illinois Department of Labor. The resolution is open for public inspection at 218 W 13th Street Mount Carmel IL 62863 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Mount Carmel
Wabash County
Illinois Department of Labor
W. 13Th Street
Illinois
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