Timothy Smith obituary in Pinckneyville Illinois
Timothy John Smith, 52, formerly of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, died at 6:23 a.m. Thursday, March 31, 2011, in Pinckneyville Health Care Center. Graveside services will be at 1 a.m. Saturday at Mueller Hill Cemetery in Pinckneyville with Pastor Jim Barnett officiating. Visitation from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Pyatt Funeral Home in Pinckneyville. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Pinckneyville
Timothy John Smith
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Pinckneyville Healthcare Center
Mueller Hill Cemetery
Jim Barnett
Pyatt Funeral Home
American Cancer Society
Government meeting schedules at Randolph and Union counties
Randolph County Board meets at 9 a.m. in the courthouse in Chester. Union County Board meets at 8 30 a.m. in the courthouse in Jonesboro.
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Randolph County Board
Chester
Union County Board
Jonesboro
Today’s Events at Collinsville Marion and Jacob area venues
A busy schedule lists a postcard show and sale at VFW Hall Collinsville, a chicken and dumplings dinner and dance in Marion, a taco bar with karaoke, a trivia night fundraiser for Arthritis Foundation, and two evening plays. Proceeds support local groups and charities.
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VFW
Vandalia St
Collinsville
Metro East
Longstreet Road
North Russell Road
Marion
Marion Eagles
Ladies Auxiliary Post
Longstreet
American Legion
Murphysboro
Arthritis Foundation
Marion Cultural and Civic Center
Marion Junior High
Christ Lutheran Gymnasium
Jacob
Autopsy Pending in Vienna Child Death Case
Illinois investigators await state lab results after 3 year old Jonathan Gold of Vienna died March 16 at Heartland Regional Medical Center. Coroner Mike Burke completed the autopsy but cannot release a cause due to ongoing investigation. Police coordinating with Lt. Stan Diggs and a child death task force to review findings.
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Illinois
Williamson County
Mike “Junior
Burke
Jonathan Gold
Vienna
Heartland Regional Medical Center
David Sneed
Illinois State Police
Stan Diggs
State Police
Gold
Vienna Police
Southern Illinois
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Irish Inn Wins Pet Friendly Lodging Honor
The Irish Inn in Ozark is listed among the top 10 pet friendly lodgings by Fido Friendly magazine. The B&B boasts a pond expansive deck and open spaces ideal for dogs, plus proximity to Shawnee National Forest hiking trails. The inn, run by Linda Rush and innkeepers Brian and Lynn McCreery, has previously earned North America’s Most International B&B honors and elopement acclaim. Readers voted the property into the top 8,500 listings on the site Krishinn lycos.
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Irish Inn
Ozark
Fido Friendly Magazine
Shawnee National Forest
Linda Rush
South
Brian
Lynn McCreery
North America
Lanier Bb.com
Illinois
Bestelope Ideas.com
Krishinn
Lycos.com
Illinois moves to merge treasurer and comptroller offices
The Illinois Senate approved a plan to combine the treasurer and comptroller offices to save an estimated 12 million dollars. If the House agrees, voters would decide in November 2012. Backers including Dan Rutherford and Judy Baar Topinka cite modern electronic processes as justification.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
House
Illinois
Dan Rutherford
Judy Baar Topinka
Michael Madigan
Chicago
Kutterickson
Rutherford
Topinka
Judy
Senators hear nuclear plant update in Illinois panel
Springfield officials and NRC regional administrator Mark Satorius told the Senate Energy Committee that Illinois reactors pose no evident public risk after trace Fukushima related iodine was found in Will and Sangamon counties. Exelon and state agencies affirmed plant safety while critics urged caution and questioned continuing nuclear expansion.
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Springfield
Japan
Will
Sangamon
Senate
Illinois
Mark Satorius
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Senate Energy Committee
Satorius
Illinois Emergency Management Agency
Jonathon Monken
Fukushima
Exelon Corp
Exelon
Susan Landahl
David Koehler
D-Peoria
Koehler
Cornell Hall of Fame coach signs copies Saturday
Cornell, longtime SIU track coach, signs copies of his autobiography Saturday. He and his wife married in 1961 in Chelmsford, England, then moved to Carbondale where he built a Hall of Fame career. He coached 11 Olympians and later joined multiple halls of fame.
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Cornell
SIU
Rose
Chelmsford
England
Bill
Carbondale
Murray State
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Ohio Valley Conference Coaches Hall of Fame
Murray State Athletic Hall of Fame
SIU Sports Hall of Fame
United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame
Taste of Home cooking school delights SIUC crowd
Elliott says she conducts over 50 cooking shows yearly and loves talking about food. The Taste of Home event at the SIUC Student Center featured local vendors, door prizes over $5,000, and keepsake totes with samples and magazines. Attendees from Southern Illinois, including Lana Lampley and Mary Ellen Grisley, praised tips and simple recipes for small households. The Southern TIlian was the local sponsor.
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SIUC
Elliott
Illinois
Lana Lampley
Thompsonville
Lampley
Mary Ellen Grisley
Johnston City
Taste of Home Cooking
Grisley
Taste of
City council candidates discuss flexible comprehensive plan
Tom Grant urges a flexible document to guide development rather than a rigid rule. John Holt says the plan is a guideline for zoning, not an unfunded mandate. Lance Jack favors a future development guide, while Rick Jackson notes economic pressures require review to fit Carbondale. Candle Wester-Mittan praises the tool but calls for adaptability. Don Monty and Michael C. Riley describe it as a flexible, not stone set plan, with needed updates. Hugh Williams questions feasibility due to prior spending on unneeded projects.
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Tom Grant
John Holt
Lance Jack
Rick Jackson
Carbondale
Don Monty
Michael C. Riley
Owens Advocates City Manager Form For Marion
Owens urges Marion to replace the commission government with a city manager system arguing it is needed to attract skilled street and finance managers. He says governing like a multi million dollar corporation requires top management and stability amid leadership turnover. taxpayers should decide how the city is run.
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Owens
Marion
Commission
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SIU Entrepreneurship Center
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