Traffic delays on U S 51 and 5 7 progress near SIU Carbondale
Construction by E T Simonds on U S 51 and 5 7 continues with lane shifts and new turn lanes between Mill Street and Lincoln Drive. Completion is ahead of the November 2004 estimate, with widened Grand Avenue, new traffic signals, and a separate campus entrance under development, reopening Mill Street, and anticipated Aug 1 campus access.
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E.T. Simonds Construction Co
Carbondale
Joe Lenzini
Illinois Department of Transportation District 9
Lenzini
IDOT
Mill Street
Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Grand Avenue
Mill
U.S. 51
Grand
Illinois Central Railroad
Lincoln Drive
Siuc
The
University
E.T. Simonds
West Main Street
Park District Yard
Rural King
Glenview Drive
East Main Street
Vic Koenig Chevrolet
Wall Street
Industrial Park Road
Dillinger Road
South Illinois Avenue
New Carbondale High School
Walnut Street
Giant City Road
Larry Miles
Miles
Pinckneyville commission weighs road pledge amid complaints
Pinckneyville council hears residents Caudle and Kelly threaten suit over uncompleted resurfacing on Waterworks Road and Kelly frontage. Jimmie Wright recalls no promise and cites yearly limits on resurfacing funds. attendees press for action while others seek relief on high water bills. The meeting also posts no trespassing signs at the east wastewater plant and extends a lease for a Child Advocacy Center. A new police car is purchased for 16,377 to replace a wrecked squad.
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Jimmie Wright
Kelly
Caudle
Jamie Benbrook
Pinckneyville council funds tombstone repair new city tradition
Pinckneyville officials approve a 150 dollar payment to repair the tombstone of city commissioner Hammack's ancestor, saying mowing damage will prompt city-wide marker repairs. Residents with damaged markers in the city cemetery near Pinckneyville City Park may contact City Clerk Fran Thomas at 618 357 6916.
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Pinckneyville
John Hammack
Hammack
Pinckneyville City Park
Fran Thomas
Croslins' Peach Orchard Memory Ends After Decades
Debbie Wells recalls the Croslins family peach orchard near Cedar Hill, a multi generation operation. The August harvests, shop visits, and old friends defined summers as the trees aged and finally were removed after Bob Croslin’s death. Penny’s son Jay Todd began a new peach venture between Thompsonville and Galatia.
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Croslins
Debbie Wells
Croslin
Wells
Penny
Debbie
Shane
Dad
Cedar Hill
Betty
Bob
Jay Todd
Thompsonville
Galatia
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