Volunteers turn out to make Carbondale beautiful cleanup
Houston helped groups move recyclables Saturday morning as Carbondale hosts a cleanup day. Schachel notes littering is a city issue, especially near Southern Illinois University, with many volunteers drawn from the university. Hogston praises local dedicated groups and individuals volunteering their time.
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Bryson Honored With Career Prep Dedication in Carbondale
Jackson credits Dr. Bryson for tireless work with children as Carbondale honors him with a proclamation naming April 12 Seymour Bryson Day. Bryson speaks briefly, recalling Africa celebration duties and his lasting impact on career prep at the university.
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String Cheese Incident moves to Shryock Auditorium show
The String Cheese Incident will perform at Shryock Auditorium at 7 30 p m on April 28 with tickets 25 in advance 27 at the door. Tickets purchased will be honored at the new venue and information is available by calling 618 453 5341 or visiting siu arena. Carbondale Public Library hosts a Dinosaur Stomp at 1 p m Friday with stories dinosaur petting zoo dig and crafts. Free tickets available at the circulation desk and parking is behind the library off Monroe Street. For more information call 618 457 0354.
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Perry County receives state funds for courthouse upgrades
Perry County officials announce a $100000 state payment from Arch Coal sale compensation will fund capitol improvements. The money must be spent by January 2004 or forfeited and cannot come from county coffers. Planned projects include new windows doors carpet and gutters at the courthouse and government building.
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Pinckneyville plant names new manager and expands output
The Pinckneyville facility on Illinois 154 east of Pinckneyville, now Perry County's largest employer, expanded from compact discs to digital video discs, with nearly 800 workers. Since 1999 it added a new DVD wing and attracted over 90 million in investments. The plant operates under MCA Universal and Matsushita Universal Media Services affiliations, producing millions of CDs and DVDs monthly.
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