Catfish in Black Bean Sauce at SIUC Film Series
The SIUC International Film Series screens Catfish in Black Bean Sauce with French dialogue and English subtitles at Life Sciences II Auditorium at 7 p.m. Admission is free. The Big Muddy Film Festival runs through March 3 with competitions in Independent, animation, experimental, narrative and documentary formats.
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Life Sciences II
Siuc
Big Muddy Film Festival
Pinch Penny Pub
Carbondale
Interfaith
S. Illinois Ave
Longbranch
E. Jackson St
Wyat's ComING Poetry Reading With Katharine Whitcomb
Award winning poet Katharine Whitcomb teaches at Gettysburg College and reads at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in SIU Carbondale Student Center ballroom A as part of the Visiting Writers Series. Free event hosted by SIUC English. Government and school notices follow on page 3B.
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Katharine Whitcomb
Gettysburg College
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Siuc Department of English
714% pay raise sparks local uproar in Pinckneyville
At a sparsely attended city council meeting Perry County residents voiced concerns as Police Chief Tom Denton, also the economic development coordinator, saw his stipend rise from 3500 to 25000 annually retroactive to last June 1. Supporters argued funding aligns with future development goals while critics cited potential city support for Perry County Marketplace expansion.
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Pinckneyville
Tom Denton
Brett McDaniel
Denton
McDaniel
Perry County
IGA
Max Keene
Southern
Keene
Sticker hobby roots miner Delbert Brown Ends long coal career
In 1985 Delbert Brown retired from Old Ben Mine 21 in Franklin County after a 20 year mining career. His passion for coal stickers grew from a photo album into a collection of over 20 000 stickers across 26 volumes. He catalogs by union coal company and vendor, with an Australian edition and exchanges with traders nationwide. Brown traveled to states and Las Vegas shows to hunt stickers, values some at up to 400 dollars for a box, and says the hobby keeps memories of the coal industry alive.
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Sesser
Brown
Old Ben Coal
Union
Coal Company
Steve Rowland
Moranbah
Queensland
Australia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Las Vegas
Tamaroa School District to Get $200,000 Renovation Grant
The Tamaroa School District will receive a $200,000 renovation grant to fund upgrades including a new roof and floors to encapsulate asbestos tile, plus electrical work and air conditioning. The board endorsed supporting a Pinckneyville High School construction referendum funded by bonds and property tax increases.
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Tamaroa
Tamaroa Board
Pinckneyville High School
Suspect Sought in Carbondale Market Robbery
Police seek a black man in his mid-20s about 6 feet tall and 155 pounds who robbed Arnold's Market at 2141 S Illinois Ave Carbondale around 6 45 pm Saturday. He wore a dark blue hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans and fled north then east along the gas station’s north side.
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Carbondale
Arnold’s Market
S. Illinois Ave
Mary A. Miranda
Crack found at traffic stop leads to parolee arrest
Carbondale police found crack cocaine in the car of 22-year-old Michael Jerome Thompson during a traffic stop at about 11 05 p m Tuesday. Thompson, on parole from the Illinois Department of Corrections, faces charges including possession of a controlled substance no valid driver s license no insurance and no valid registration. He served part of an eight year sentence for a 1998 Jackson County conviction for aggravated discharge of a firearm.
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Carbondale
Michael Jerome Thompson
Thompson
Illinois Department of Corrections
Jackson County
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Bethel School Board
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Carbondale Park Board
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Cobden
N. Appleknocker Drive
Christi Mathis
Sesserman
Jim Muir
Iteon
Woeelink.net
Sara Bean
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