Pinckneyville approves diverse development plans
Pinckneyville city council tentatively approves a $120000 TIF financed project with D N Properties LLC and C N Foods for removing a residence, adding a parking lot, and relocating post office boxes on the grocery lot with 31 total spaces. A $25000 revolving loan funds assist. road paving with KB B Enterprises also advances. A $34999 siren system upgrade, water truck debate, and local racing and fundraising events are approved or discussed along with Night Out success.
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Pinckneyville
D & N Properties LLC
A and
C & N Foods Inc
Pinckneyville Save A Lot
Walnut Street
Randolph Street
Jeff Ashauer
Ashauer
KB & B Enterprises Inc
Karla D. Nehring
204 Market
Fred Pabst
Water Department
Pabst
Jury verdict shocks exonerated man after 27 years in prison
Michael Evans, freed after a DNA test proved his innocence in the rape and murder of Lisa Cabassa, faced a US district court verdict denying his civil suit against Chicago police officers. He called the decision heartbreaking and vowed to appeal as he seeks accountability for the alleged framing.
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Chicago
Michael Evans
Evans
U.S. District
David H. Coar
Andrew Hale
Lisa Cabassa
Center
Northwestern University
Cabassa
Paul Terry
Hale
Pinckneyville Hospital reports second straight downturn
Pinckneyville Community Hospital reports June with an operating loss of 87378 dollars and total loss of 41977 dollars after other revenues. Net revenue is down 163000 from last year with 291 inpatient days vs 495. Board reviews skilled care unit viability and costs.
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Hudgins
Trent McDaniel
PCH
Family Medical Center
Coulterville district trims costs with insurance group and plan
Coulterville School Board approved joining Prairie State Insurance Cooperative to cut costs on worker comp and liability, saving about 6,000 annually, plus joining the Illinois Energy Consortium to gain bulk power discounts of roughly 24 percent. The district reported Illinois Honor Roll status for junior high, ISAT gains from 2003 to 2005, and regional compliance. Solar panels are planned with a 3,000 Cardinal Care Grant for exterior improvements, plus landscaping and trees through Forest Releaf. Elementary library upgrades and a bio tech education push were announced, with a revised start date and staggered school hours for 2005-06.
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Coulterville
Louis Obermesemann
Prairie State Insurance Cooperative
Illinois Energy Consortium
Obernuesemann
Illinois
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