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Murphysboro council weighs two revenue sharing requests
Two residents attended a public meeting Tuesday to push for 173000 in oral revenue sharing funds for the coming year. Harold Mitchell of rural route 5 sought repaving in Mount Carbon, while Wilma Addison of 2114 Doris Street asked funds be used for water drainage on the northwest side. City Clerk Kenneth Taylor said testimony will inform the budget vote, typically in April.
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Harold Mitchell
Mount Carbon
Wilma Addi
Doris Street
Kenneth Taylor