Marion city clerk hospitalized after heart attack
Liz Strobel, Marion city clerk since 1993, suffered a heart attack while preparing to accompany a wedding piano performance. Doctors placed two stents and expect at least three weeks before she can return to work, with assistant clerk Diane Pritchett covering duties at city hall.
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Heartland Regional Medical Center
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Police arrest seven in Jefferson County drug bust remains at large
Police used a search warrant on a residence tied to Danny L. Starck 29 of Bonnie seizing 35 pounds of cannabis one ounce of cocaine 100 Ecstasy pills 8 grams of psilocybin mushrooms and 1.7 grams of a substance containing suspected LSD A handgun and 8900 dollars were also taken Starck faces unlawful possession with intent to deliver and felon in possession of a firearm Diggs said the street value is high and mushrooms were scarce contact local law enforcement with information
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Christ in Youth Camp At SIU Brings Revenue And Reflection
Thousands attend Christ in Youth at SIU as campers explore why God allows suffering. Sessions cover mentoring, youth ministry planning, personal mission, and teaching Bible study. Kenneth Robinson calls campers great kids while Lana Campbell coordinates lodging sites and recreation at SIU facilities. Linda Rush notes university revenue from seasonal use of dorms.
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Siuc Division of Continuing Education
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SIU
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Petition aims to elect assessor amid farmland reassessment concerns
Residents protest higher property taxes after county wide farmland reexamination required by the Illinois Department of Revenue. Worthen notes trees removed 15 years ago still boost assessments while Berkowitz defends the process and says petitions can move forward with 1,500 signatures. The petition drive seeks a ballot in November. supporters say the issue impacts many landowners in the county.
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Woolard seeks options if Roundy’s leaves Saline County
Woolard met with Saline County officials and said if nothing can be done to keep Roundy’s in Saline County other options exist. A relocation to Eldorado of a distribution center could use the local experienced workforce, with potential recruitment of another distributor. He warned of a 170 job loss if the plant closes and urged continued effort with Gov Blagojevich backing the investigation by DCEO director Jack Lavin and Woolard.
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Eldorado
Roundy’s
Southern Illinois Economic Development
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
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Marion police seek missing Marion teen Candice Kirsch
Marion police search for 16 year old Candice C Kirsch reported missing by her mother. She was last heard from about 2 30 a m Tuesday and would not reveal her location. Kirsch is 5 8, 110 pounds with red hair blue eyes. She was last seen wearing blue Capri pants a pink lace shirt brown sandals and a brown purse. Call (618) 993 2124 with information.
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Candice C. Kirsch
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Marion Police Department
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