Chester previews deficit budget for 2003 2004
Chester City Council unveiled a tentative budget showing a deficit above 3 million for 2003 2004 due largely to a 2 million bond issue for water and sewer projects. Expenditures total 15 461 328 revenues 12 358 497 with adjustments expected. Council set reviews for July 7 and a hearing and adoption July 21.
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Chester
Nancy Eggemeyer
Thrift Shop in Carbondale unveils new hours and layout
The Thrift Shop at 215 N Illinois Ave Carbondale announces new hours 10 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday effective May 28. Departments moved to larger spaces including a Lenore Russell Floor for furniture. Volunteers donate one day every two weeks to reduce costs while donations remain needed for ongoing operations.
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Carbondale
Thrift Shop
Illinois Ave
Cecc.net
Thriftshop
Thrift Shop Board
Bonnie B. Lindquist
Evelyn Engelking
Births at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale and CARTER
Tanya and Don Nickens welcome a son on June 12 2003 at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Jennifer Overman and Randy Galloway greet a daughter the same day. Jerri Wilson and Brian have a daughter June 12 2003. Cynthia Deterding and Grant a daughter June 14 2003. Jennie Stein and Michael a daughter June 14 2003. Angela Theobald and Jeremy Reinoso Chuirá a daughter June 14 2003. Amy Carter and Richard a son June 15 2003. Liberty Batson and Charles Green a daughter June 16 2003. Richel Biby and Kevin a son June 16 2003.
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Nickens
Tanya
Don
Memorial Hospital of Carbondale
Overman
Jennifer and Galloway
Randy
Wilson
Jerri
Brian
Deterding
Cynthia
Grant
Stein
Jennie
Michael
Theobald
Angela
Reinosochauira
Jeremy
Carter
Amy
Richard
Memorial Hosital of
Carbondale
Batson
Liberty
Green
Charles
Biby
Richel
Kevin
Memorial Hospital of
Perry County Humane Society adoptions rise at July fundraiser
Perry County Humane Society reports success with dogs and cats finding new homes after a Herrin adoption event yielding eight completed adoptions and five pets still pending from 13. A $60 donation helps cover medical costs at Perry County Animal Control. A raffle runs for charity baskets, drawing on July 4 at the Du Quoin Freedom Fest. Tickets sell for $1 each or six for $5.
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Perry County
Perry County Humane Society
Herrin
Sarah Opp
du Quoin
Amber Ainsworth
Local Fire Departments Win Federal Training Grants
Washington brief: New Burnside Volunteer Fire Department receives 9027 and Bellmont Volunteer Fire Department 25937 in federal Assistance to Firefighters Grant funding. DHS and FEMA through the U S Fire Administration administer the program. Announcement by U S Rep John Shimkus. Harold G Downs.
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Washington, D.C
New
Burnside
Bellmont Volunteer Fire Department
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Fire Administration
Federal Emergency Management Agency
U.S
John Shimkus
Collinsville
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