Chairman finds silver lining in attendees perseverance
In Mount Carmel rain forced cancellation of The Kentucky HeadHunters concert on Market Street. Chairman Shawn Storckman of the Bicentennial Committee said the decision came late, hoping rain would ease. Equipment soaked and risk to performers and city prompted organizers to call off the show.
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Water and sewer work continue in Mount Carmel
Commissioner Justin Dulgar gave a Monday update at the City Council on ongoing water and sewer projects. The Third Street water tower remains down but is nearing completion with repainting and a new riser. Two wells will gain depth sensors. The sewer outfall project is 90 percent finished with about 3150 feet installed, and the aeration project will start soon. Sewer lining data collected on Division Street as well. Mayor Bill Hudson urged residents to keep porch lights on for Halloween.
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State releases 14M for park upgrades in Illinois
Illinois officials release more than 14 million dollars for improvements at six state parks. Kankakee River State Park gets 1.9 million to reopen campgrounds and Fort Massac State Park receives 2.8 million to evaluate and stabilize timber framed replica fort and related upgrades.
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Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Kankakee River
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