Myles named RLC Alumna of the Year
Rose M. Myles formerly Rose Bland is honored as Rend Lake College 2002 Alumna of the Year at the Mount Vernon dinner. She rose from college secretary and student aide to AT&T manager and instructor, with a 1968 Rend Lake graduation and SIU Carbondale degrees.
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Myles
RLC
Mount Vernon
Rend Lake College
Rose M. Myles
The
College Foundation
Rose Marie Bland
At&t
Atlanta
Her
Arizona State University
Student Education Association
James Yates
Showtime
U.S.A
Armed Services
Carterville
Southern Illinois Writers Guild
John A. Logan College
James G. Smith
Carbondale
Joanna Gray
West Frankfort
Dick Carter
Ernestine Brasher
Marion
Deana Smith
Golden Key Honor Earned by Chasity Dawn Jack at Energy Campus
Chasity Dawn Jack of Energy accepted membership in Golden Key International Honor Society and was honored at a campus ceremony. Society executive director Alexander D. Perwich II praised high academic achievement and service. Jack also belongs to Gamma Beta Phi, University Honors, Saluki Volunteer Corps, All American Collegiate Scholar, and National Dean's List and received multiple awards and scholarships.
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Energy
Chasity Dawn Jack of Energy
Golden Key International Honor Society
Chasity
Golden Key
Alexander D. Perwich II
Jack
Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society
University
Saluki Volunteer Corps
SIUC
Marion City Lake rises as rain, Herrin water aid city
Rain tops off Marion City Lake draining since August from Herrin City Lake while the city buys about 250000 gallons daily from Herrin since October. Officials say snow melt and rain kept spillway from overflowing, delaying water restrictions and avoiding shutdowns of car washes. Lake level rose to 2.84 feet below spillway last week after two inches of rain, first time over spillway since June.
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Fisher
Connell
Marion
Herrin
Lake of Egypt
Goreville
Creal Springs
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Alan Dooley
Corps
Herrin City
Marion City
Maupin Credits Union Members for His Success
Maupin emphasizes that his strength comes from the people in his union. He highlights his gardening and year round chores, his two year vacation cadence, and travel to Thailand Laos and Cambodia. He describes his role as labor leader as representative of the union members and their collective power.
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Murphysboro
Orvil Followell
Bruce Doerr
Danny Best
Brett Doerr
James Boulton
Gerald Franklin
Thomas R. Robertson Sr
Nathan Fallowell
Marshall J.S. Isom
Donald Barrett
Paul Hines Sr
Tiler
Delbert Alms
Gerry and
Gale McConnell
Eastern Star
Mae Hill
Rich Swaney
Don Counce
Johnny Jones
Marshall
Maupin
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
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Southern
Illinois University Carbondale
Kennesaw State
Floyd College
Rome, Ga
Sara Bondioli
Rend Lake
Sugar Creek
Wendell Fisher
Williamson County
National Weather Service
Gulf Region
Upper Midwest
Weather Service
Illinois
Steve Hilberg
Illinois Water Survey
Hilberg
Associated Press
Time Petrowich
Thesouthern
Writers Guild
Harry Spiller
Rotary
Annable
Rotary Club of
John Annable
Jackson Union County
Habitat For Humanity
First United Methodist Church
Habitat
Tom Langdon
Jackson
Union Counties
Rotary Club of Carbondale
Elizabeth A. Lewin
Arts Fund
Carbondale Community Arts
Southern Arts Fund
Southern Illinois
Illinois Arts Council
Art Fund
Jerry Bradley
Tamara Early
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale School of Art and Design
National Theatre of the Deaf
Carbondale Public Library
Fran Fanning
Shryock
Southern Illinois Workshop, Inc
Southern Illinois Achievers
St. Andrew School
Southern Illinois Flute Society
Saline County Historical Society
Southern Illinois Irish
Marion City Lake
Tim.petrowich
Jackson & Perry County Service Directory
Book Service
DCI Biologicals of
W. Main St
ATUL
Square Deal Clotaine Louse
8Th
Walnut Streets
Denim
Carhartt
Levi's
Key & Dickies
Mt. Vernon
E. Walnut
Eastgate
Misa
Access Inc
Intrnet.net
Twes
WN A
L. Douglas Gill Rhett T. Burke
S. Lewis Lane
M MassageWorks
Jules Carter
N.M.T
Walnut St
Yeovary
AMTA
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