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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2008
Page
9
The Hardin County Education Association schedules a public forum from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the Golden Circle Senior Citizens Center in Elizabethtown to answer questions about the teacher strike and bargaining issues.
Police traced and recovered a stolen Yorkie Poo, taken February 27 from Fish Tales in Illinois Centre mall Marion. Meaghan Eubank, 22, of Carbondale, faces pending felony theft charges after surveillance video showed two females taking puppies into a petting area. Detective Warren said an anonymous tip led to the residence where the dog was returned.
ISRA sponsors bus trips for Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day March 11. Marion and Mount Vernon pickups at 7:00 and 7:15 a.m. for $20 each. Participants will rally at the Hilton Hotel Springfield and Capitol, then attend hearings to oppose bans on assault weapons and handgun restrictions. Citations include Dan David of Carbondale and ISRA director Richard Pearson.
Marion business owner Brenda Futch backs Gov Blagojevich Strengthen Illinois package saying a 20 percent corporate tax cut would help We 3 Girls Florist while preserving jobs. The plan includes a 300 per child refundable tax credit, a 25 billion Illinois Works capital program creating jobs, and infrastructure funding to fix roads and schools across the state.
Wolf Lake resident and school board member Randy Lambdin was sworn in to fill the third seat on the Union County board after 90 days of deliberation. Lambdin, who won the Democratic Primary for the county commissioner seat on February 5, will serve until at least the November general election.
Visitors from Oklahoma Wisconsin Michigan and Chicago will descend on Murphysboro this weekend to join in a program to spread a message of hope against drug use Former prisoners and drug dealers will share stories of drug impact alongside local church leaders and community officials at Light House of Faith Ministry Pastor Judy Patterson says the event aims to reach the next generation and provide a counter voice
Guy Alongi retires after 26 years as Perry County Housing Authority executive director. He will train successor Mike Kristaluzy of Du Quoin for about 45 days before pursuing retirement, part time work, and travel. Kristaluzy, 52, a former USPS employee and bank aide, aims to continue the agency’s success and help people obtain housing.
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