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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2002
Page
10
Children and police join Touch of Nature instructors on a ropes course with ladders and rope chutes and offer rock climbing canoeing swimming and a volunteer program. Julian Freeman 10 Winkler says the camp is exciting and fun while a police K nine demonstration intrigues participants. Don Priddy can share more information at 457-3200.
Rogers, a 23 year National Guard Persian Gulf veteran, will lead Giant City School. He has taught at Vienna Correctional Center and Shawnee Community College Ullin and holds a 1999 superintendent endorsement from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He notes the board and parent teacher groups helped select him.
The village raised 2050 dollars from a recent car show to support the park with painting and repairs. Officials mentioned cleanup efforts with help from the health department, weed abatement notices issued, and dilapidated buildings addressed. Oil and chip street work by Illini Asphalt approved for 18287 dollars, plus future Broadway and Lake Drives repairs from prior utility work. A maintenance worker transfer to full time with benefits is approved with a starting date tied to Aug 2001 and a $6 hourly rate.
In Carbondale a new Redleaf Press guide by Sara J. Starbuck, Marla Olthof, and Karen Midden tops a CDL garden project. The book offers universal garden activities for young children, from slug traps to an alphabet garden, with practical tips, safety notes, and kid friendly recipes. It emphasizes observing nature, problem solving, and stewardship while noting sales start in June at 29.95 dollars.
Howard B. Eisenberg who led SIUC law clinic programs from 1983 to 1991 died June 4 at St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee at age 55. He later served as dean of Marquette University Law School and taught extensively while at SIUC.
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