Community events listing for Herrin Vienna Marion IL
Tony's Events Driving review runs 9 30 to 11 30 a m at Senior Citizens Center 212 W Walnut St Herrin. There is a Head Start Policy Council meeting at 6 p m at Dolly's Place Vienna. Registration deadline today for Color in the Landscape at University of Illinois Extension office 1306 N Atchison Ave Suite A Marion Ron Cornwell extension educator speaks contact (618) 993 3304.
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Senior Citizens Center
W. Walnut St
Herrin
Dolly's Place
Vienna
Bobbie Worthington
University of Illinois Extension Office
N. Atchison Ave
Suite A
Marion
Ron Cornwell
Wuat's Domine Lesson for Living and Local Meetings Schedule
Community calendar notes events this Thursday including a health talk on women and heart disease at the C Richard Swope Extension Office in Benton, a human rights meeting in Metropolis, and multiple school board, city council, library, and local board meetings across Benton Carbondale and surrounding towns.
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C. Richard
Fire department earns FEMA grant for upgrades
Pittsburg Volunteer Fire Department in Williamson County won a 37 074 dollar Assistance to Firefighters Grant from FEMA and US Fire Administration. Fire chief Jim Merrow says the funds will buy eight turnout gear sets worth about 2 000 each, plus tools, generator, hose, and attack lines as bids are finalized.
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Pittsburg
Jim Merrow
Merrow
National Fire Protection Association
Herrin High School Dedicated After 14 Years In Build
Herrin High School officially opened in a Sunday ceremony with hundreds of residents students and alumni in attendance Superintendent Mark Collins lauded community patience and noted nearly 45 million spent over eight years on district improvements Former superintendent Dave Hindman called the new high school a big win for students Joe and Evelyn Calcaterra attended and lauded the facility Linda Banks recalled memories from the old building and project architect Paul Lunsford spoke about designing a school for his children with pride
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Herrin
Herrin High School
Mark Collins
Collins
Illinois
Dave Hindman
Joe
Evelyn Calcaterra
Evelyn
HHS
Linda Banks
Paul Lunsford
Second opinion on sewer plans approved in Du Quoin
Du Quoin Finance Commissioner Jeff Robinson wins a 5,000 limit to secure a second engineering opinion on the 7 million wastewater treatment plant. Mayor Rednour objects, fearing delays and loss of grants. City engineer J.T. Blankinship has worked since 1961 with bills pending. second opinion may extend costs and affect timelines.
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DU Quoin
Jeff Robinson
John Rednour
Robinson
Angie Roach
Rednour
J.T Blankinship
Blankinship
Lindell Parrish
Parrish
Rex Duncan
IDNR director exits after 12 years of growth and reform
Brent Manning leaves the Illinois Department of Natural Resources with applause for consolidation that merged agencies into IDNR and expanded landholdings. He cites an open door to outdoors advocates and programs that led the nation in several initiatives. Speculation swirls over Joel Brunsvold as his successor as Gov elect Rod Blagojevich prepares to appoint.
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Springfield
Brent Manning
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Manning
Rod Blagojevich
Joel Brunsvold
Milan
Illinois Department of Conservation
Department of Mines and Minerals
IDNR
Jim) Edgar
Conservation Congress
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