Chinese New Year events and dinner in Carbondale IL
Community listings describe a Chinese New Year celebration at Carbondale Civic Center with costume show and dinner for $6 adults and free for children under 12, formal dress, sponsored by the Chinese Students and Scholars Association at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Contacts Philip Sheng and WenFeng Li.
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Carbondale Civic Center
Illinois Ave
Community events and training sessions across southern Illinois
Wyat's COMING Slack history program set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Murphysboro Middle School, plus an Adoption seminar at John A. Ogan College in Carterville. Details cover fees, meals, credits, and day care. Free breakfast at Crab Orchard school board meeting, driving review at Harrisburg center, friendship workshop in Marion, and a Hunter safety class sponsored by VFW Post 1391.
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John A. .Ogan College
Carterville
Department of Children and Emily
Crab Orchard School Board
Hunter
Heyde-Pillow
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
West Longstreet Road
Marion
Particpants
VFW and Ladies Auxiliary
Williamson County Spelling Champion Crowned at Local Meet
Crystal Rains of Carterville wins eighth grade crown as fifth grade champ T was nervous about older contestants. Final rounds determine regional Bee berth in Evansville Indiana. Contenders include Krystal Kohn Garrett Nevious Dakota Stout and others from Marion Carterville Herrin Crab Orchard and Johnston City schools.
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Marion
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Herrin
Garrett Nevious
Crab Orchard
Evansville
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Long
Erin Aikman
Kohn
Rains
Brandi Burford
Jefferson
Ian Fuchs
Carterville
Kristina Benedict
Whitney Steele
Creal Springs
Logan Perry
Brennan Hayes
Johnston City
Rileigh Rousey
Lincoln
Austin Montgomery
Longfellow
Judge rejects father's guilty plea in death
A Saline County judge rejected Aaron Robinette's open guilty plea to involuntary manslaughter in the Jan. 15 death of his 3 1/2 month old daughter Peyton Marie Robinette. Trial set for April 23. Robinette remains jailed on 100000 dollars bond on a class 2 felony charge.
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Harrisburg
Saline County
Aaron Robinette
Robinette
Peyton Marie Robinette
Peyton Robinette
St. Louis
Bracton Lockwood
Illinois offers grants for disability groups funding includes transportation and education
The Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities announces up to 1 million dollars in grants across four areas. Transportation offers 250000 for two projects to expand access. Community membership up to 250000 for five projects to boost leadership by people with disabilities. Advocacy training funds for training to help assert preferences in services. Education up to 300000 for school district changes to include people with disabilities. Applications due March 18 May 16 May 14 March 20 with award dates May 9 July 10. To schedule an interview call Citigate Communications at 312 944 7398.
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Illinois
Illinois Council On Developmental Disabilities
Citigate Communications
Wildland Firefighting Course Ends With Demonstration Burn
Charles M Ruffner of Southern Illinois University Carbondale leads a three day course Introduction to Wildland Firefighting. On the final day students will watch a small burn near Camp Touch of Nature Environmental Center to see firefighting tools communications and mop up in action.
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Carbondale
Charles M. Ruffner
Place
Ruffner
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Camp Lat Siuc
Touch of Nature Environmental Center
Creal Springs Man Injured When Truck Hit by Train
Creal Springs resident Arlie Tanner, 65, was seriously injured when his eastbound 2000 Sterling straight truck was struck by a southbound Illinois Central Railroad freight train at a railroad crossing on Oldtown Road. He wore a seatbelt, was taken to Harrisburg Medical Center, and cited for failure to yield. The crash occurred at about 3:05 p.m. Wednesday.
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Stonefort
Creal Springs
Arlie Tanner
Harrisburg Medical Center
Tanner
Oldtown Road
Illinois Central Railroad
Sterling
Sara Bean
College plan cuts force faculty layoffs and program closures
SIC president Mary Jo Oldham says a 500000 dollar deficit forced the college to cut staff and programs. Three departments will close this semester including cosmetology, forestry ends in May 2003, and industrial maintenance ends in May. Ten union positions are cut with total losses at sixteen. The union seeks evidence on resource factors guiding the cuts.
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Mary Jo Oldham
SIC
Oldham
CMT
Humphrey
County panel weighs pay shifts and new revenue ideas
The county board discussed promotions and buyouts to curb costs with Sheriff Kilquist noting savings possible if retirees are replaced by lower paid staff. Clerks urged fee increases on liens GIS data and mortgage documents to raise revenue without taxes, while IT head Bob Pauls warned of workload and space limits and interns as a future option.
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Kerley
Compton
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Law Enforcement Pension Fund
IMRF
Bill Kilquist
Larry Reinhardt
Department of Revenue
Geographic Information Service
Reinhardt
Jackson
Saline
Williamson
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
LaSalle County
Shirley Dillinger Booker
Bob Pauls
Pauls
Holt
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