State disciplines local businesses and individuals in February
The Illinois Department of Professional Regulation reports February actions across multiple fields. Detectives Mark A. Firebaugh and Alan W. McBride had licenses refused for failing to disclose criminal history. Gary Bradley Ashby placed on probation for environmental health. two nurses disciplined for drug issues including Janis Gwaltney suspended for cocaine and Rhonda Tyner given six months plus indefinite probation for Darvocet use during a care agreement. Robin McElroy’s nursing home administrator license suspended after a felony guilty plea. Boxing officials barred from activity for promoting illegal fights. Top Dog Construction and Roofing Co. ordered to cease unlicensed roofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Gary Bradley Ashby
Bonnie
Carterville
Robin McElroy
Lesser
McElroy
St. Clair County
Two fires damage Pinckneyville buildings
Pinckneyville firefighters battled two separate blazes within 24 hours. A vacant front portion of a cabin on Oakwood Lane owned by Richard Morgenthaler burned at 6:23 p.m. on Wednesday. A second fire destroyed a 30 by 40 foot pole barn on Panther Drive, owned by Travis Ruffino, as yard waste spread to the storage building. No injuries, and nearby homes were spared as wind aided containment.
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Pinckneyville
Oakwood Lane
Richard Morgenthaler
Fire Department
Jim Gielow
Panther Drive
Gielow
Travis Ruffino
du Quoin
Pinckneyville High School
Quilting Expert Appraises Local Quilts At SI Artisans Shop
Nancy Bolliger of Naperville will appraise quilts for the public at the Southern Illinois Artisans Shop and Visitors Center next Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Each 30 minute appraisal yields a written value for insurance or fair market value, with fees of 40 dollars per quilt and back to back 30 minute slots for two quilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Quilters Society
Paducah
Bolliger
American Quilt Study Group
National Organization of
Quilt Historians
Barbara Brackman
Kansas
Illinois State Museum
Chicago
Midwest
Southern Illinois Artisans Shop
Benton
Interstate 57
Fire cleanup starts after burn devastates Yankee Clipper shop
Cindy Morthland owner of Yankee Clipper Beauty Shop explains she cannot rebuild on her 22 foot wide lot and has moved customers to her home. She continues stained glass and tile work, plans a show at Pheasant Hollow Winery in Whittington, while trying to hold onto clients. She feels dazed and confused after the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Morthland
Yankee Clipper Beauty Shop
Pheasant Hollow Winery
Whittington
Water districts issue flushing notice for several streets
Notices from Lake Egypt Water District warn customers on Little Grassy Road Limb Branch Lane Sneed Road and Childers Road of line flushing. South Highway Water District plans hydrant flushing from April 21 to 30 with possible pressure changes and discoloration. Water remains safe to drink though laundry should be delayed for a few hours.
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Lake Egypt
Wuat's Domine Sessions and Post 9 11 Panel Schedule
A spring grief support group titled Wuat's Domine Sessions meets from 4 30 to 6 p m each Tuesday at Christian Covenant Fellowship 1025 S Division St Carterville for six weeks. A Post 9 11 panel discussion Looking Like the Enemy occurs at 7 p m Tuesday in SIUC Student Center Mississippi Room Carbondale contact numbers 618 985 4011 and 618 453 2276.
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Christian Covenant Fellowship
S. Division St
Carterville
SIUC
Mississippi Room
Carbondale
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Janis Gwaltney
R.N
Rhonda K. Tyner
Lincoln House
Paul E
Sonny” Barch Jr
Rick Hoard
Salem
Bar Room Boxing
Ternet Food Group
Mount Vernon
Rusty Wagley
Top Dog Construction and Roofing Co
Herrin
Atri
Hwy
South Business District
Sun
Te Santos Bac
Tor & Window Systems
Asx
W. Plaza Dr
Ste. A
Suzuki
Foley-Weitzer
Marion
E. DeYoung
St. Marion, IL
Pollyagain
Aol.com
Salem. Ee. CE
Walls Bypass
Mt. Vernon
Illinois
Southern Illinoisan
Flinass Centre
Wuat
Fountain Nursing Home
U.S
Peter G. Fitzgerald
Marion City Library
S. Market
Harrisburg Public Library
W. Walnut
Shawneetown Courthouse
N. Lincoln Blvd
McCoy Memorial Library
S. Washington
McLeansboro
SCC Musical Department
SCC Educational Center
Allin
Gae Morris
Liberty Village
Westridge
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