Sewer replacement planned for Pinckneyville area
Pinckneyville residents face sewer problems on the 900 block of Taffee Street as the old concrete main deteriorates. City officials consider installing a pipe liner at an estimated cost of 16,400 while video inspection determines viability. If liner fails, a new main could be required with unknown costs. Residents along Beaucoup Street demand action amid backups and flood damage, while engineers prepare a cost report and potential grant options.
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Pinckneyville
Taffee Street
Don Wilkin
Wilkin
Max McKenzie
Beaucoup Street
Jimmie Wright
Wright
McKenzie
Council
Sam Opp
Ameren
Summer student positions at Rend Lake for 2003 season
The U S Army Corps of Engineers Rend Lake requests student applicants for seasonal park management jobs paying 8 91 per hour with duties in environmental stewardship interpretive services and facilities maintenance. Applicants must be enrolled in a degree program and meet GPA age and course load requirements with a March 3 2003 deadline.
Opera House May Be Saved On Pinckneyville Square
Pinckneyville officials pursue saving the opera house on the square with 25000 plus left in the White Rabbit account for startup costs and possible grant funding. City-Econ Dev coordinator Tom Denton and owner John Alleman discuss sale or lease while repairs remain costly and the suit is paused.
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Opera House
Pinckneyville Square
White Rabbit
The
Chamber of Commerce
Pinckneyville
Tom Denton
John Alleman
White Rabbit Crafts
Carbondale
White & Borgognoni PC
Rash shuts down Dongola school amid health scare
IDPH inspectors installed several ventilation monitors Friday in classrooms to assess a rash outbreak. Officials say heat and sweat are common causes, while a chemical exposure is possible. Most affected students improving at home, and a decision on Monday’s session hinges on ongoing inspector findings.
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Wellier
IDPH
Reavis
Dongola School Board
Pomona Man Arrested in Shooting Case
Kilquist said no direct relationship exists between the shooting victim and Christopher Will. Will was arrested at home, appeared in court, and posted a $25,000 bail. A preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. January 28 at the county courthouse inside Jackson County Jail. Further charges may follow.
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Will
Christopher Will
Kilquist
David Watt
Watt
Jackson County
Murder case with potential alibi and death penalty pursue
In court Judge James Campanella told Cook a second jury trial could be set for the weeks of March 24 and 31 with a chance of a special week for the trial. Cook, who had long hair, discussed antidepressant use and noted changes from prior sessions. Sheila and Erika Sims were the alleged victims.
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Cook
James Campanella
Sheila
Erika Sims
Campanella
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